I'm not from around here and I'd never heard of BounceU before, so I had no idea what to expect…read more But then my kid was invited to two birthday parties on the same day at this location...we put on the GPS and headed off for an adventure! This BounceU is in an unassuming building in a sort of industrial park. But there is magic inside. The facility was very well organized and clean. There were plenty of staff at each station, from the front check in to the play rooms to the party rooms. The rooms are a lot less chaotic than similar party places that I've been to. Each bounce room only had one party at a time. There was only one main door in and out. This gave me peace of mind that my kid wouldn't be able to wander off or get lost following a different party. After a long play period, the party ends with pizza and cake (parent provided?) in a private room. They play photos of the party on a TV screen and sing happy birthday. There are also little goodie bags with knick knacks. It seemed like all the kids had a great time and left happy.

Had lots of fun at a birthday party here. Will remember for my son's birthday. Nice bounce houses…read morefor older and younger children

The place was extremely clean and well organized. Lots of options that kept us fairly busy. That…read morebathrooms are generously stocked with tampons, pads, and baby wipes. I loved that my 14 month old had a designated play area. I was not fond of the fact that kids way too old to be in the 4 and under area, were not only in it, but being reckless. Staff was not correcting children or their parents. I understand parents are supposed to supervise, but it sucks to pay $20 and be scared a 5+ year old is going to jump on your baby in a ball pit. I had to remove her from the area multiple times for her safety.

From the owner: Jungle Land is an inclusive indoor playground for children 6+ Months to 8 years of age. The play…read morearea features a large jungle gym, imagination play houses, sensory room, soft play area and interactive games. Reservations are strongly suggested for open play as capacity is limited. Jungle Land is also available to host birthday parties and private events. Visit our website for more details.

Took my seven year old grandson here last week. Worth every penny! He walked the plank, flew down…read morethe zip lines and lived all of the different tree houses. The only thing I would say negatively; I don't believe the axe throwing station should be available to anyone under at least twelve and with better supervision. There were two young boys just chopping at the target and they could not throw the axes safely. A potential accident waiting to happen. Otherwise it was an amazing day for both of us.

I am not sure if Treehouse World is better during the summer with more staff, but I was less than…read morethrilled about our recent visit. One employee was manning the front office. Very nice, but was taking forever to check in. We waited almost 20 minutes to check in and I had pre-purchase tickets. Then we had to wait at the harness station. Another 15 minutes because only 1 employee. A second arrived, but that's when we were at the front of the line. The treehouses themselves are pretty cool. Sadly, more than one had trash left by people. So sad. Staff was nice, but they were short staffed. Multiple things weren't manned so we couldn't Partake in them. We walked to the farther zipline to find no one there to run it. The tomahawk throw didn't have staff. The bungee bounce had one worker so two pads weren't used. Forced us to wait 15-20 minutes for a turn. Then 1 minute later, the staff rotated and the new person ended my child's turn, not realizing they just got on the trampoline. The other issue was lack of parenting. A birthday party of boys was happening and the boys weren't being supervised. They were not following rules and the staff was too young to take control. When adults didn't follow the rules, I had to remove my child from the activity out of safety. The cost was then no longer worth it as time and again, we weren't able to do the activity. We left and won't return at full cost. It's a shame because it could be great.

This is a great playground for young children. There are two sets of playground equipment and each…read morehas slide(s) but neither are so big that you'll worry about your toddler getting seriously hurt. I'm completely comfortable with my two year old climbing here unassisted. There are two sets of swings. The sandbox always has a few sand toys and is shaded with a large overhead tarp in the summer. There are also plenty of picnic tables and benches. There is a basketball court which is often also used for kids to scooter around. My favorite thing about this park is the abundance of trees providing shade on hot days. This playground is more forgiving in the heat than most other playgrounds in the area.

This is genuinely one of the most unique family fun centers we've been to. There's so much packed…read morein here you could easily spend hours: arcade games, bowling, go-karts, rock climbing, mini golf, and even amusement-park-style rides for the kids, like a carousel. They've got food on-site too, so you really don't need to leave. If you're in the Oaks, PA area and haven't checked this place out, you need to. Even if you're not local, it's about an hour and a half drive from us and it was absolutely worth it. They also have a cool package that combines the fun center, their movie theater, and the American Treasure Tour Museum, which is a really unique experience on its own. Highly recommend for a family day out.

Very fun place for kids of all ages. The restaurant has amazing food with delicious drinksread more

I've taken the kids (currently ages 4.5 and 2.5 years) several times before the pandemic and also…read morein the last month. There are a bunch of attractions including the following: a large general jump area, a couple dodgeball areas, 3 trampoline basketball nets of various heights, a jump pit with several lanes and an obstacle course. We typically come during toddler time which is 9:30 to 11:30am on weekdays. It usually isn't busy during toddler time and most attractions are open. Prices during toddler time are also cheaper at $10/ per toddler, plus a parent/ guardian also gets a wristband at no charge. They play a nice mix of kid's music during toddler time (lots of Disney). They also have some great membership deals going on right now. Essentially if you jump at least twice a month, a membership is worth it. It is much busier on weekends so toddlertime is much better for kids 5 and under. This is a good spot for older kids' birthday parties. The staff is always polite and friendly. Trampolines are always in good condition. The one time I saw one of the trampoline sections in need of repair, it was fixed upon my next visit which wasn't long after. The only downside of the business is that I wish they would update their website of changes instead of just updating their website. When covid hit, they updated FB before their website. And recently, they were closed one morning with no mention on either their website or when calling the business. I had two upset little kids when we pulled up to find a note on the door that they were closed, but apparently they updated FB ahead of time about the morning closure.

I think it was very fun to bounce around with my family. But there was not much staff on the look…read moreout. There were kids literally inside the basketball hoops. I know trampoline parks aren't supposed to be known for their arcades, but if you are going to have one, take care of it. Over half of the games were out of order. Also by the obstacle courses, there were things shut down from the last time I was there 3 months ago. But besides that, me and my family had a fun time.

Visited as part of a group with kids. Ample parking for our large group even with a free concert…read morehappening, although concert audience was sparse and police were there to direct lawn parking if the need arose. Friends told us it gets a lot more crowded when the concert is packed. Explored the stream, played on the playground and had a game in the field as well. Good drainage after recent rains. Bumped into other friends who happened to be there for the concert. After group activities, went to check out the concert and noticed the public bathrooms and tennis courts adjacent to the amphitheater area. It would be super fun to play tennis with the music going. Found a robust black cherry tree and some other cool species thriving in the park. Look forward to returning.

Loves this place. Came here with the kids to explore the creek and saw they put in a much bigger…read moreplayground with pavilion near by. Place was very peaceful with the creek sound in the background even when close to the road.

Beautiful park and generally easy to park. Was there for a craft show and music fest and it was…read morevery well organized and attended

This is a rectangular greenspace in the grid of downtown Phoenixville. It's about two blocks of…read morepark space. When I visited on a warm day in late winter, there was plenty of street parking, along the perimeter of the park (all FREE). These are what the borough describes as the park amenities: -All-Abilities Playground -Small Ball Field -Band Pavilion -Gazebo -Historic Monuments They don't mention the well sized open-air theater, which is impressive. They host concerts & movie nights there in the warm months. This would be an amazing summer venue for children's theater in the day, & adult shows at night. I actually did some research & investigating for this Yelp review so I could share helpful info. I called the park office, was sent to their programming office (610-933-8801 x127 Debbie), left messages & questions everywhere, but did not learn any more than what I could see in the existing calendar online (no calls back). So a local can probably give you a better idea, but I tried. There is an outdated playground (still newish by many standards), & an impressive newer one. According to a proud sign, just inside the gate, the new playground at Reeves is a Biba playground. Biba is a company in Vancouver, Canada. Apparently they offer apps for interactive play. Their website is not the easiest to navigate, & info is not well presented, IMO, so I gave up after 5 minutes screwing with it. I did not see any of the kids there using apps, however, I was interested to see moms interacting with their kids in ways I have not seen at other playgrounds. I am not sure if the moms-kids games were based on the Biba apps, or their own creativity, but it made me so happy to see the interaction. I am normally the mom climbing all over the playstructure to make sure my very active 19-month-old doesn't get hurt or take a fall. So it was cool to see that this playground was made to allow parents easy access all over everything, at their kids' sides, & that these active moms present when I visited, were doing just that. They were teaching the kids a hide-and-seek type game, as well as a tag type game. I also saw the kids pretending they were animals, really cute. My son was too young to get involved, but he enjoyed watching the big kids at play. So if these games were the result of the Biba apps, I totally think they're awesome. If not, I wish more people would catch on to these ideas & play more with their kids. Few other playgrounds have parents this engaged. It's too common to see people lost on their phones, or trying to chat up other parents for an adult social off to the side. As for the play equipment itself, it was really captivating & creative, with unusual ideas for the structure design, & all the moving components. For example, there is a slide of stainless steel rollers (like at the end of a warehouse conveyor belt or something). In my mom brain, as soon as I saw it, I KNEW my kid would NEED to go down that thing. Soon enough, his eyes popped & he made a beeline. So I guided him down over, & over, & over. That thing does accelerate & get insane, but he had so much fun! Biba is following a trend of playground marketing that I find similar to the fancy grocery store experience we've watched take off over the past 10+ years. Why not dress up the grocery store & make it a destination? Honestly, some people now go on dates to grocery stores. So the new playground thing is to make it a mind & body experience; to emphasize exercise benefits, promote more types of movement (different ways to climb, centrifuge pieces to challenge balance, mock rope bridges that challenge strength & balance), & acknowledge that your kid is getting a workout each day, & a better one at a better playground. Do I buy into that? Kind of. Biba (like many new playgrounds) also adds puzzles or sign language & Braille charts to the walls of the nooks. I'd think kids would run right past the mental didactic stuff, if I didn't witness them actually stopping to use it. Cool. A huge plus for me was that this place was completely fenced in, & everyone paid attention to assuring the gate stayed latched. This allowed me to let my son have freedom to run within safe limits. It also deters people who don't belong at a playground from coming inside, keeps litter at bay, & eliminates the risk of dog surprises or anything like that. I probably sound paranoid, but you have to look out for EVERYTHING as a parent, & have a million scenarios running in your head to keep on top of wild kids. A lot of places these days are vying for the "renowned destination playground" title, but of all the impressive ones I've seen (Smith in Fairmount Park, Freedom in Haverford, Smiles in Aston, Kids Dream in Glen Mills, etc.) this one at Reeves is now my favorite. It wasn't too crowded, parents there cared deeply about the outdoor play experience, the equipment was new/fun/clean/safe, my kid dug it, it was fenced in, & parking was right nearby & free. Visit!

Nice park in Exton area, have limited parking spots. They have a small children play area, picnic…read moretables. There are 3 tennis courts and a basket ball area. There is a gazebo that host event during the summer time period. Some vending machines available and restrooms. Nice walking trails around.