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Rescue Ranch

5.0 (4 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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To visit Rescue Ranch there are a few options. For private tours it is $30 per adult, $15 per child. Group tours are $20 per adult & $10 per child. If you would like to just come use the playground, it is a $3 per child fee. All tours require… 

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This place is perfect for birthday parties or just to have some family fun. The staff are all…read morefriendly and helpful. The ambiance is fun, inviting, and kid friendly for all ages. They have a smaller area for kids who may not want to climb. It's enclosed with one entrance and exit to this area which is ideal for smaller children. The main play area is a large jungle gym/obstacle course with plenty of games, slides, zip lines, and things to climb within the course to enjoy. There are arcade games along the exterior of the walls with additional seating to watch the children play. There is a concession stand that sells all the bells and whistles (nachos with cheese, popcorn, pizza, slushy drinks, chips, candy and etc. the party rooms are super cute and spacious.

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FRANCINE! FRANCINE! FRANCINE!…read more She made us as a whole feel welcomed! Me and my family came for a bday party and not only did she make it special for our chidlren she even accommodated the adults we had a BALL!!!! Thank you again Francine and Crew yall were amazing!

So I took my kids there specifically because they have some fun stuff for toddlers and I have a 1…read moreand 2 year old along with my older kids. So we all went and at first glance looks like a lot of fun however the toddler area looks like it hasn't been cleaned in ages. It's almost like everything was donated after years of use. And the playhouse they had was a nice idea with lots of food toys in it to play pretend with. However the it's too dark in there. They need to add some sort of light because it's almost scary looking the difference between the bright play place and the dark house. the big play area for the older kids was fine. My older kids had fun going through the obstacle courses and sliding down the big slides . And it's probably too late for this change but who thought of putting swings right in the middle of a play place ?!! Anytime you see a play ground the swings are always off to the side for good reason. I had to save my one year old from getting hit by another swing while I was strapping my two year old into one of the swings. You should never put two swings right in front of each other they are always in a row for a reason. So I won't be bringing my kids back

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