This is a nice little spot for one of those rainy days there's not much to do in Waco so this was…read moregreat. I will say that they are a bit overpriced. If you have a bigger family, it would be great if they had deals for families with more than three kids

Took my oldest grown daughter and granddaughter plus her friend. We had a blast. The staff were…read morevery nice and friendly. They answered any questions we had. We pick up our projects next week !!

I loved playing here as a kid all of the refs and people there are nice and fun to be around. The…read morebest person to ever work there was slushy.

I have not been to the Woodway Family Center. The park I posted about continues on around down…read moreEstates Dr. Just turn left to follow Estates not right for that will take you into Bosque.

We've loved sending our kid here. The staff, teachers and place is great. Always willing to help,…read moreand greet you with a "good morning". The early morning and late pickups are also super helpful for the family. Never had a concern dropping our kid off for the day! Great place and would def recommend.

I have three sons -- 9 year old identical twins and a 13 year old. My twins grew up at Academy for…read moreCreative Learning, attending there from the time they turned two until they started kindergarten. My oldest son attended the ACL school age program during Christmas break and summer for three years. I cannot say enough good things about ACL -- our family has many very sweet memories of our time there. One of the features that distinguishes ACL from other child care facilities is that the owner pays her employees well and there is very little turn over there. The teachers (God bless them) work there because they love kids and they have the patience of saints (if my life depended on it I don't think I could manage even a day in charge of a classroom full of two year olds, but these ladies make it look easy and fun). Each teacher that we came into contact with took the time to really get to know my boys -- even though my twins look exactly alike, they were always treated like the individuals that they are. When they were three, one of my sons needed some medical tests in Dallas and I was stunned when his teacher spent the weekend driving all over town to find him a stuffed bulldog (his favorite animal at the time) to cuddle with during his test. During the year my boys were in the pre-K room our family went through a divorce and the teachers were such a big help in providing my boys the stability and TLC that they needed through that difficult transition. The hair salon was a great feature -- all you have to do is leave payment at the front desk in the morning and when you pick up your child at the end of the day they have a fantastic hair cut. The swimming pool was great too -- the daily time in the pool during the summer time went a long way toward my boys developing a love for water. The summer school age camp was super -- every day was filled with field trips, fun crafts, time in the pool and games. My boys still reminisce about summers at ACL -- especially the weekly visits from the snow cone truck. As far as I'm concerned, the only downside of ACL is that the food is kind of junky -- white bread, juice drinks, hot dogs, chicken nuggets, and processed cheese are all featured prominently on the menu. I did find, however, that the staff was good about abiding by my request that my boys be served the healthier options and given water instead of juice drinks. The bottom line is that I recommend ACL wholeheartedly.

They charge $5 per child to play on the playground. So I paid $10 for my 2. For the next 3 hours no…read moreone else had a blue wrist band that played! More than 2 dozen kids played without paying without said wrist band and not once were they made to pay or stop playing. and of course they do not offer refunds for anything that you purchased so take it for me and save your money. Just do whatever everybody else did because obviously there's no consequences for not paying extra money. Add that to the $5 just to watch your kids skate as a specter fee... Absolutely ridiculous!

I don't know who those people are that are giving this place three stars. It was one of the…read morecleaned family friendliest fun places to be. We had a party for our five year old granddaughter in town from Atlanta. The kids had a ball. Eve try one who worked their was so awesome and friendly and helpful with our skaters who were struggling. Huge shout out for families to come here. Thanks everyone at skate Waco!!

This place is fantastic, may look older and not beautiful, but the people inside are the care…read moregivers and that is what counts. Always fed, always clean, tons of activities for the kids, great place. Our daughter went there from 18mn.-9ish year of age before and after school care and pick up and drop off from local schools which is nice. Fair pricing, your kid will never go hungry there. Great place, great care providers, great management, great place. Don't let looks detract you, bc this place is fantastic to the kids and parents. The pricing is also fantastic.

Walked in today looking for a good daycare to leave my kids during the week, and I immediately…read moreregretted taking the 10 mins to get my 2 toddlers and newborn out of the car. But what's done is done, figured by this point it was worth at least taking a look on the inside. The place was rundown, doesn't look like it had been cleaned in a year. Was scared to touch anything knowing that we're prolly gonna get sick just standing here. I could hear all the babies crying in the other room, when I peeked in there were 2 adults and prolly a good 8 or so babies, half were crying. The one adult came to assist me, and left the other to tend to all babies on her own. Even tho half of them needed attention, the other lady was sitting on the window sill not even caring that babies were crying. My heart sank, these people had no love or even decency to help a crying baby. I would never put my kids in a place like this. I felt so bad for those babies in there, I wish that I could have saved them from the neglect they're getting at this daycare. This place is aweful and doesn't even deserve a 1 star

The Bledsoe-Miller Community Center has reopened as the Bledsoe-Miller STEAM Center. It's totally…read morefree. All they ask is that you sign in at the front desk. Most of the rooms and activities are geared toward older kids (at least 4) but there are some activities that could work for younger kids (a table with crayons and coloring paper; a velcro panel area where you can build a large structure). There is a robotics lab, a teaching kitchen, a recording studio, a computer lab, a gaming lab, creative spaces (3D printing, etc.), and a gaming lounge. They do offer opportunities for field trips, birthday parties, and various private rentals. Don't miss the upstairs immersive light room (interactive wall that lights up when you touch it). There is also a neat space-themed playground outside. The playground is accessible from the STEAM center building (but the door locks behind you). The playground does have its own parking lot as well. A lot of fun elements here and a variety of interactive features! There is a playscape for younger toddlers as well. Definitely worth a visit if you've got kids, even if it's mostly for the playground. Truly awesome that all this is available for free.

Went here for a community service event hosted annually by my fraternity brothers from the Baylor…read moreChapter. I was able to interact with the kids and play basketball with them. On the other side of the building, my sorority sisters are doing arts and crafts with the other students that decided not to play basketball. The staff was very friendly and allowed us the chance to interact with the children and mentor to them. Overall this was a nice location, the kids were nice and fun, the staff was insightful and very cordial with visitors and the children

This is your basic community park. Fairly new park see signs. The trees are young. There is a nice…read morepavilion. The pavilion, amphitheater and gazebo are able to be rented. Decent amount of activities to do like several playgrounds for the kids and full basketball court and volleyball and horseshoes. McDonald's and the grocery store Brookshire's nearby. Just a decent community park that is on the smaller side in the city of Robinson. I like it. It also has a Rotary Club bench and a lending book library of sorts. The lending library is near the pavilion.

Simple pocket type park but very well used by residents. There is a small concrete sidewalk and…read moresmall pavilion with about two tables. The main attraction is the water park part. There is a place where kids can play in the water that is open for a decent chunk of the summer. Not sure how long the water part is on a year but a nice way for the kiddos to cool off in the summer heat. Next to a school in a subdivision it has few trees but gets plenty of use. Limited parking available so make plans for that. Decent for what it is which is a small free park.