I was a bit worried reading mixed reviews, but I'm glad my kids (4y/o) got to experience the cafe…read more The interior is very cute and I could tell a lot of thought went into this play space. You do have to sign waivers for your kids before you play, I do believe you can sign them online if you want to save time. Adults and kids are required to have grippy socks and they have cubbies to place your shoes. Though, there were a lot of adults wearing their shoes through the area somehow.. the first play zone has tunnels and slides. Then you walk into another area with seating booths. Past that there is a dark area with water tables (fishing) and then a blacklight sandpit area. The sandpit is where my kids had a lot of fun, however there really isn't any seating to watch your kids if you need to, so prepare to get sandy too. I believe they have a private breastfeeding area around as well. The last area is very open. It has a baby area, cafe, a nice smaller play structure, and random things. One thing I will say some kids were a little wild on the push carousel, so if you have younger ones I definitely would watch that area. There are no employees that monitor any of the areas, so it is very parent driven. Ventilation is very poor. Cleanliness, pretty decent for having kids everywhere. Food: generic, but my kids ate it and my coffee was good. Came within an hour. Pro tip: bring change of socks for after because most likely you will have sand! My kids definitely didn't want to leave, so I'll be coming back.

My 6 year old son and I love this playcafe. SO much to do from huge play structures to water play!…read moreHonestly he has the time of his life every time we go. And the theming is so fun :) It is always very clean and it was obvious to me that safety was taken very seriously. Which as a mom was top of my list! We booked a party for his birthday last month and it was perfect. So much fun for all the kids and I didn't have to clean or set up! It is a little pricey, but it felt more than worth it to me. The planner and hostess were both great and communication was great for us. Also yummy food and the coffee is good too, all of which was really affordable. Would love more kids meal options! My son doesn't have any allergies but if your kids do there are still lots of options. Highly recommend!! So happy this is now in our community.

This was the best birthday party idea! Be prepared for the kids to be mesmerized for a couple…read morehours. The truck was beautiful (and exciting), clean and roomy. Doug and his wife are very sweet and patient with the kids while showing them all how to use the remotes etc. I never rate anything but I had to share how great this was. I highly recommend it.

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Would definitely visit again. We went with a group of 7 adults and one child…read more Employees were friendly. Food is good(a little pricey) We tried 4 pizzas, breadsticks, romaine house salad, mozzarella sticks, boneless wings, and fries. Everything was good and came with dipping sauces without having to ask. The arcade area definitely needs some repair. A lot of the games weren't working at all, or appeared to be working but would just take your credit and then not work. Laser tag was closed, which was a little disappointing since we saw an ad for a laser tag deal on Thursday's. Mini golf was fun! Not any special theme or anything, but the course is fun and I would do it again. We heard an employee say "if you're in the building we won't kick you out" and that was indeed true. They let us finish our round of mini golf(that we started way to late) and didn't say a word.

Very disrespectful to their patrons. Went in for a date night with my wife. We played a round of…read moremini golf and then bought an arcade card to play some games. We had racked up over 200 tickets playing skee ball, basketball, etc. So far we were enjoying ourselves. We played the coin drop game and were able to push over a tower and get several bonuses and racked up over 500 tickets on the drop alone plus another 200 or so in bonuses. We checked our ticket balance and it hadn't registered any of the tickets from the coin drop. I went to a worker there who told us since we had no "proof" of that many tickets that she couldn't justify giving us the full amount. She only gave us a partial credit (way less than half of what we were owed). Who knew we needed to record ourselves winning so many tickets to "prove" we weren't liars?! We still had money left on our arcade card and had been planning to order dinner there, but the whole experience soured us from patronizing them any further and we left. We aren't sure we will return to spend the rest of our credit on the arcade card, or redeem tickets we had accrued (minus a few hundred). It was just very disrespectful.

My wife and I stopped by during the Eugene Marathon weekend. Being over 30, we understand that…read morebirds are cool. There were 31 birds with their own exhibits. Admission was $16/person, but well worth it for the experience. There are informative displays about each species and also each individual bird.

During our August anniversary trip, my husband and I took some time to visit the Cascades Raptor…read moreCenter in Eugene. As someone who has volunteered at the California Raptor Center in Davis, CA for 3 years (and counting) and is also a primary handler/trainer of two education ambassadors (a Swainson's Hawk and a Peregrine Falcon), as well as an aspiring falconer, I am pretty well-versed in raptors. Therefore, Cascades Raptor Center was a no-brainer stop on our trip. It was a pretty warm day, as OR had just experienced a heat wave. The raptor center overall was very well-kept, with over 30 education ambassadors on display. All the enclosures were very clean and organized. There were various trainers in several enclosures working with their respective birds when we went, and one volunteer even had a peregrine falcon out on glove for the public to enjoy up close and to ask questions about. We actually made it just in time for the last flight show of the season, and boy was it a blast!! Hans the Eurasian-Eagle-Owl was the star of the show, but I thoroughly enjoyed the entire program. As you can see in the photos below, I snapped some lovely shots of the birds with my DSLR. Here I am sharing some of my favorites. The admission fee was worth it, especially as the raptor center mainly functions from donations. We also shopped at the little gift shop after for some mementos to take home. I would love to revisit on our next trip to OR!

Use their website to save 20% off vs walk in pricing. 1 hr for 2 kids cost $27.18 excluding socks…read more Need to bring/buy trampoline socks ($3.50/pr here). Decent wide open facility with a number of party rooms. Lotsa kids on a cold, wet Saturday. Glad to see them getting along and making friends quickly. Lotsa bedding machines for snacks and drinks, free cubbies and paid lockers. Even found a few pay for massage chairs for parents to relax in, lol. Employees were friendly and not around the trampolines much. I may be guilty of joining in on the fun without paying or the special socks, lol. Also, didn't have wristbands or a system for timing, so we probably were there longer than the paid hour XP Nothing special here, nothing bad. Just surprised this town doesn't have much for kids to do.

Charlie was so helpful and kind! We had a great experience and so much fun! We would absolutely…read morecome back!!

My little one (2yo) loves loves LOVES Tiny Tots! It's a large space filled with plenty of things to…read morekeep young bodies and minds busy, and there is also a separate snack room, nursery/changing area and bathrooms. Tiny Tots is located within a church, but they are NOT affiliated and only rent the space. It is also a co-op, which means in addition to paying to join (very reasonable fee) you are required to complete a handful of duties to help keep things running smoothly here, but I think the extra commitment is fair and easy to do. It is only open/available from September - June, coinciding with the regular school year

There are so many things I love about Tiny Tots! We joined when my son was on the younger end for…read moremembership (which goes up to 5 years). At 11 months, he can't yet play with all of the toys, but he loves all of the open space to crawl and the soft blocks to climb on. He also really loves watching and following the bigger kids around. As a parent, I love having a playground that is safe and never too crowded as well as indoors when the weather is bad. I have gotten a few other families to join because it is nice to meet up there. We can relax a bit while the kids play rather than hosting a playdate at our houses. I also really like that it is a non-profit run by the parents and that it is co-op style, so everyone pitches in to keep the playground clean and well-run. It is nice to have a space we are all invested in.

not even one star, their foam is dusty and in pieces and gets in your eyes and they rip you off for…read moreyour money, not worth it. You can't even get a hold of customer service when they do that to you. They just take your money. I would never suggest you go there ever.

Everything is great went there the day before my birthday and it was so much fun. Would recommendread more

Playground sports is a great way to meet new people and be active. Every league is different in…read moreterms of the kinds of people it attracts and the quality of the administration. The prices are pretty steep for some things such as volleyball when compared to city or community-run leagues but you do get a cool t-shirt and it's well worth the money nonetheless.

Need a reason to get outside, make friends, enjoy libations, and play fun sports?? Look no further!…read moreThis awesome, community driven social sports league is the cornerstone of the southern Willamette Valley. Celebrating nearly 5 years of offering social leagues and sporting events, Playground Sports is the best of its kind (nation-wide)! With dodgeball, kickball, volleyball, basketball, cornhole, pub games, and an oooodle of fun events, PS rocks on all accounts. The prices are very reasonable and the merrymaking is addictive. Sportsters can sign up as a team, as a free agent, whatever you like. Some of the best friends I've made in my life are thanks to PS. So get on out there and have a ball, folks!!