Kidaroos closed and reopened as the Fun Factory. I took two grandkids. It was $30 for the two of…read morethem for basic play. You have to buy their socks, which are $3.00 a pair. With tax, admission was over $40. I believe they also offer some kind of splash option for additional money. These prices are before you get anything to eat or drink and of course, most kids will want to play the video type games. These cost extra money. You could easily run through over $60 for two kids to play a couple of hours. Besides, about a fourth of the playground is for kids 3 and under, so the play area for those 4 and over is actually smaller than it first appears. All in all, my opinion is that this is an outrageously expensive place to take your kids. I would not do it again under any circumstances.

It's a fun indoor play space for a good price. It is not well maintained though, and has become…read moreraggedy. Part of a climbing tunnel is roped off because there's a tear in the fabric, yet kids are able to just climb through it. After spending $25 for a game card, many of the games took money off the card but did not work. It's a hassle trying to get a refund. The place looks a little dirty and paint is missing from the walls in places. Employees are nice and helpful. Owner who works there does not appear competent. I most likely won't return under the current conditions.

Absolutely filthy. In the bathrooms you couldn't even walk for all the trash on the floor. Dirty…read moreunderwear just left in the bathroom stall. Trash in the jump park. Trash in behind all of the inflatables. Then a court marshall jumped on my kid about having Just Jump branded Trampoline Park socks. Took our money and then cut our jump time in half because the manager wouldn't let the kids jump without their branded $4 socks. Everything is a money racket for this company. Just save ruining your family's day and take the trip to Just Jump in Bristol.

The staff was incredibly rude! It was the most awful experience at a place such as this that I've…read moreever had- and it was single-handedly due to the staff. Everything else about the place is really cool, but I would avoid this place at all costs!

The kids had an amazing time here today. You can spend the entire day and never do the same thing…read moretwice.

Fun for all. There's a play area and Lego wall that would suit the younger kids who get bored…read moreeasily and need to wait for others to finish. The different studios are so fun and easy to do. Can be entertained for hours without realizing it. I can't wait to come back and decorate some pottery. 10/10 for my son also.

This park looks wildly different from anything else in Huntington, with various stone features, an…read moreample playground, paths running along a stream, and some roses. Not many roses, mind you, but you can get some cool views. The aesthetic is much more upscale than the waterfront parks, and this area is usually crowded on a nice day. While there's some parking inside the park itself, the surrounding streets are free as well. And there's really no reason not to head on over if you're in the area.

This is a very friendly park in Huntington. A number of people use it for running and walking. The…read morePark & Recreation Board installed a new play ground not too long ago and my children love it! My wife and I use the running paths frequently and do not have any issues with them. They have plenty of space to play with your animals and they have different events to keep people engaged. I highly recommend this park for relaxing and having fun. My oldest and I occasionally practice soccer at this park as well. I can't wait to see what other type of improvements they will add. We also love it when they sponsor Art in the Park, as it allows an opportunity for other to experience local artists.

Took my 2 youngest grandkids to Chuck E Cheese Sunday for a birthday party and the place was…read morepacked! The kids were able to enjoy 2hrs of unlimited play time and had pizza and soda with the other kids in the party. They played in the obstacle area and trampoline jumping area. They enjoyed the games and were able to play many of them and collect tickets to exchange for gifts. The soda and tea is unlimited! They enjoyed dancing on the dance floor and meeting Chuck E Cheese...my littlest is 2 and she kept hollering "Come here Mouse" They had such a great time!!

The employees are the worst !!! Little blonde girl with a nose ring , no type of customer service …read more Bad about rolling her eyes when asked for something. Like hey we wanna trade in tickets . Then walks away !! We weren't done !! No adults anywhere!!

I've been to some of the best amusement parks in the world. Cedar point, kings Island, Disney Land,…read moremagic mountain in LA. But this place just hits different! When your at a place like this the history makes it so amazing. The rides might not be the best in the world but there's just something about it that makes you feel like a kid again. I would recommend anyone to take a weekend trip here. You won't be disappointed! My family spent 10 hours here and I can't imagine anybody leaving a bad review about this place.

I remember when I was planning my first trip to Huntington, and I was perusing Pinterest for fun…read morethings to do in this small city. I kept seeing photos of this super vintage amusement park that had an intriguing vibe to it. So a few of my friends and I hopped on over here to see what West Virginia's only amusement park was all about. To give a brief introduction of this place, Camden Park was built in 1903... Yeah, it's about 120 years old!! It was created as a trolley park, an attraction meant for those coming off of trolley lines, and is one of 13 that are still around in the United States. So if you haven't already noticed, this park is RICH in history! While walking around and checking everything out, you can definitely tell that this place is old... Some in good ways, and some not so good. The decor, signs and pretty much just about everything made me feel like I had been transported back into the 1950's. I actually found this pretty cool, as it made this historic park keep its vintage feel. But in some places, it felt like I was in an apocalypse. Some areas of the park were empty, covered with trees and felt eerie. Speaking of which, this park was featured as a location in a video game, Fallout 76, which essentially has to do with an apocalypse after a war.... crazy!! It's important to know that visiting here is nothing even close to going to a Six Flags or Disneyland. The rides are very similar to ones you'll find at state or county fairs. We came at the beginning of the summer on a Saturday. $20 for an adult, which seemed like a good deal for how many different rides there are here. Just like the park, the rides themselves are also old and outdated. I still remember watching the planks holding up the roller coaster jiggle as the trains would go by. There were little to no safety checks by employees, so riding some of these rides were a bit nerve-racking. And going back to the reviews about it being more for kids, well, yeah that is pretty much right. But there were a lot of gentle rides that we enjoyed, too! There are a couple 'big kid' attractions, but most are fairly tame. I want to conclude this by stating that I cannot compare this park to the average American one. It's too unique in its own way and has literally been around for over a century, which is one of its coolest qualities. Unfortunately, its age does show and it shows pretty bad. I feel like if this park ever got some revamping, it could become a lot more interesting to check out. While I wouldn't come here for a day of thrills or adrenaline, it would much rather be because of its old past... kind of like walking around the ruins of an ancient park. I probably would not have a desire to come back, but it was neat to check out at least once.