I've never ran to write a review so fast than I did after visiting Play Street for the first time…read moretoday! We made a last minute reservation as we were driving from Milwaukie all the way to Hillsboro. Our original plans didn't work out but wanted to give my 16 month old a fun day anyway. From the second we walked in we were greeted with genuine enthusiasm for being there. I love the layout as I can watch him from anywhere. There was so much for him to do (even though he was at the train table 80% of the time!) and it was all SO cute! I don't know if we just got lucky, but every other parent/caretaker was extremely kind as well. Also, they give out a free toy and snack on the way out which definitely helped with the heartbreak of leaving. We will definitely be back a bazillion more times!

Such an adorable destination for kids and parents both! We had so much fun exploring all the little…read more"stores" and playing with the many imaginative toys. We appreciated that they limited the amount of guests at the same time, because it gave the kids the space and opportunity to spend time in all parts of the room easily. Make time to take your little ones here, you won't regret it.

Scotty's Playhouse is "the tallest indoor play structure in the Northwest." It is named after Scott…read moreBanke who died of bone cancer in 2002 at 12 years old. Although it is at a Christian church, they welcome everyone for FREE! There is a HUGE multi-level play structure with climbing obstacles, crawling tubes, a cargo net bridge, tube slides, lookout observation windows, and more! The playground is cleverly decorated with douglas fir trees, a sun, and a 3-story tall mural! The large play structure is for ages 3-11. Another small structure and foam pads are for infants to 3 years. They also have foosball and air hockey tables. They even sell snacks! The bathroom is clean and there are step stools for the toilet and water fountains. Parents are not allowed on the play structure, but there are tables to sit and watch or visit with others. Shoes are not allowed and socks are required in most of the floor, so there's cubby holes to store them. It's all FREE and it looks like they have a donation box in case you want to help contribute to the maintenance and whatnot. I think it's all volunteers who attend the playground, so be nice and show your appreciation. If you choose to give a thumbs-up or not, I hope you found my review helpful!

Scotty's Playhouse is an indoor playground at a church in McMinnville Oregon! It's a great place to…read moretake young children to blow off some energy especially on the rainy days in Oregon when no one wants to be outside but the kids are driving you crazy! We love it! Come check it out!

Wonderfully curated space for littles (and parents!) -- clean, organized and creative; my kiddo's…read morefavorite!

I took one year old twins. It was our first time there. We when during the week so it was not busy…read moreat all. My girls had so much fun. They had the whole place to themselves and they got to crawl and walk around without me worrying about them playing with something they shouldn't. The girls are at the age where they put everything in their mouths. I did take all the stuff they put in Thai mouth up to the seat and the lady disinfected everything. They do give you a snack token you can use during you play time or you can use it after and take your snack home. Our time slot was from 2:30-4. You can pick a time slot online but during the week they do accept walk ins if it's not busy. It cost $16 per person. I think that a little much especially because I have plans and I have to pay $16 for both. But over all it was a good time. Just not too happy with the cost. They also do birthday parties as well.

This was a pretty fun space to explore. We bowled and played some arcade and claw games. The…read moreemployees were all nice and helpful. I was a little put off by the taxidermied animals around the venue and some of the processes felt a bit overly complicated. For example: we had gift cards and were told we had to go to the front desk to combine them then we had to go to one of the kiosks to transfer that card for a game card. Also, for bowling, I went to the check-in desk and was told I had to sign up using the QR code and then check back with the desk employee after registering on my phone (a process that was all the more complicated by the fact that I had bad service there but they did have free WiFi). All that said, still had a pretty decent time.

I take my kids to Langer's Entertainment Center regularly, and without question the worst part of…read moreevery visit is dealing with the bar staff. The service is consistently rude, cold, and unprofessional. It's the same group every time, and nothing ever improves. There's no sense of customer service. Just short attitudes and a clear vibe that they don't want to be there or deal with people. On my most recent visit, I had an issue where my phone number was entered incorrectly. When I pointed it out, instead of simply fixing it, the response I got was irritation and attitude. Like I was the problem for asking them to correct their own mistake. That kind of interaction is unacceptable anywhere, especially in a place that markets itself as family-friendly. At this point, it's not a one-off, it's a pattern. When multiple visits consistently come with the same poor experience, it reflects a bigger issue with management and expectations. We enjoy bringing our kids here, but the ongoing lack of basic professionalism from the bar staff and the wait staff in the bowling alley, is seriously dragging down the experience. It shouldn't be this hard to get decent service. We all know it all starts at the top.

A great place for little ones to play on a rainy day. The…read morefamily rate covers up to 3 kids. $6.00 for a single visit, or $50.00 for a dozen. The indoor park is located in the church gymnasium. The room is divided in half by thick gym mats. One side is for less active tykes, and has all kinds of toys, a play kitchen, dress up clothes, balls, rocking horses, baby dolls etc. The other side of the room is for more active kids, toddler basketball hoops and balls, bikes, slides, kid powered cars (think plastic Flintstone car), etc. The venue and toys are nothing fancy, but it's a fair price, and a good source of exercise, and fun for the family on a rainy day.

A cute, fun & safe place for little ones to play! Great indoor space for those rainy winter months.read more

Fantastic indoor play area for kids in Hillsboro. We went early on a weekend. It was quiet when we…read morearrived. By the time we left, it was at max capacity with many waiting to get in. They have some nice amenities like a changing table, hand washing station, high chairs, and a seating area with tables. The main structure and game area are probably best for kids ages 3/4-8. My 2 year old was a little small for those but still had fun and played with the kitchen set and other toys. Seemed like they try to keep things fairly clean, but I'm sure the small toys are geeky because kids touch them constantly. No way to clean in between kids. Affordable.

5 Stars for the idea. Kids indoor playground is essential for Oregon. They have done an excellent…read morejob on play structure, games, toys and eating area. $3.50 for residence- reasonable but not for time spending we get. 1 Star for open hours: 9am to 12pm and 2pm to 5pm It implies that they have no idea who is their main target. Toddlers- about 1.5 to 3.5 year old are kids that in love with this place. And at this age, they still have afternoon nap. Soonest we can get there is probably near 11 /and after nap is about 4. So every time we go kids only have an hour before they close the door. They said they open for opinion but I don't think they take this for consideration. Their break hours: 12pm - 2pm is when most toddlers still active.

Generally speaking, this is a really wonderful establishment that is suited at catering for adults…read moreand children alike. There is a large indoor play structure and it's big enough to accommodate dozens and dozens of kids. Before you can send your child to play in the structure, you do have to fill out a basic waiver online. It's a flat fee of $15 per kid for the entire day regardless of how long you stay. Kids do have to remove their shoes before they enter so I highly recommend that you bring at least one good pair of socks. For parents, there are plenty of tables out front of the structure, where you can observe your child while they play. The tables don't really allow for unobstructed visualization of your kid, but you can see them every so often as they approach the front of the structure. There is a full snack bar that includes your basic treats and some simple foods like pizza and appetizers. There's also wine by the glass and beers on tap. There is a small dedicated parking lot in the back of the facility, but it fills up very quickly on weekends. Otherwise, you're subject to to street parking which has hourly costs. The bathrooms are mostly clean and they accommodate children, as expected. The food is above average and the prices are fair. The place does feel a little bit chaotic at peak hours, but my child always has a lot of fun and I generally don't have to feel too worried about their safety while they play. They have a few dedicated rooms for birthday parties and events, which I have never used. They also have very large garage door panels on the walls that can be opened when the temperatures are warm to lift and allow for better ventilation from the exterior. I do worry a bit about the cleanliness of the entire place and I wish they had more hand sanitizer stations throughout the business. Otherwise, the service is as good as I would hope and it's generally an above average experience for everyone in my family.

I went here for a birthday party and the atmosphere is great. Love the beer selection, kids play…read morearea, and party rooms. My only suggestion is please have your kids wear non-slip socks. My daughter fell and hurt her head on a metal chair. It was scary but the employees were helpful.

This is a cute little play place for toddlers. They also have one room for babies to crawl around…read morein. They currently have five rooms. There is a train room, a camping/animal room, a baby room, a dress up/kitchen play room, and the large play structure room that is connected to the eating area. There is also an outside area equipped with a water table and a small play house. There are smocks near the water table and loaner shoes so you don't get your feet wet. Food is only allowed in the eating area and there is also food for purchase here. They have an ice cream chest near the outside entrance so you can purchase icecream but you still need to eat in the designated area. The bathroom is nice and clean and equipped with diapers and wet wipes. The Montessori space is so cute and we can spend hours here. You are required to wear socks here and they recommend ones with the grips on the bottom for kids but they have loaner socks in case you forget. I highly recommend for toddlers but probably not for anyone older than three

My kids (2.5 and 5) love the space and have lots of fun in all the rooms. We have been there…read moreseveral times and only once did my older child say he got bored at the end. My biggest reason for giving 3 stars is safety. They have multiple tall shelves, pretend refrigerators, and other things along the wall and none of them are made anchored. My toddler tried to take a costume off the rack and the whole thing started to fall on him! That prompted me to check other things and nothing is mounted making me concerned for other littles. Also since we first came here more and more little things are getting broken and not replaced. I get that kids can be rough on stuff but with that admission price, I would expect to not find so many broken things.

We love Gilbert House! The staff is always kind and efficient and the times I've visited, the play…read moreareas have been well-kept and clean. My kids love the outdoor playground too. We love the bubble room and exhibits, and could easily spend the day here. Pro-tip, if you have a LINCC Library card, you can get a cultural pass and come here once a month for freeeee!

Came here with myself, spouse, two kids (7&9) and a pair of grandparents…read more Positives: Museum was overall fun and engaging. Lots to do, and generally interesting and interactive exhibits for the kids to engage with. Some things keeping it from a Five-star: grandparents found it difficult to navigate. Not very accessible at all - either at the building entrances (stairs and weird threshold) or inside... Several staircases, no elevators. Outside exhibits were ostensibly fun, but we happened to come on a VERY hour day, and most of the outside metal play structures were too hot to play on. I feel like the upper limit of she for kids who would enjoy this place is probably 10 or 11. Lastly, address of this place confused my Google maps and tried to put my on the bridge that this place is under.

I'm so glad they did a remodel/ branding…read more The new menu has been great with better flavor as freshness. They also have a full bar!

Those Oregonian kids gotta have indoor places to play--it rains all the time! When I went in here I…read morethought, I wish we parents of young kids had a place like this back home. It rains so rarely where I live, it'd be a shame to be indoors all day. It'd be rad if they could open the roof on sunny warm days. Do I ask for too much? Imagine a really good indoor play structure. Like 3+ levels high! A small play area for tiny kids. Some video arcades and such. Some adult games like corn hole, shuffleboard table, darts, and such. A full restaurant and bar! A few cabana-type small rooms for parties or whatever. And it's not too loud!!! I was worried an indoor play area would be excruciatingly noisy, and not well ventilated. It seems like the space is big enough to suppress the kids' yelling, but not so big that the echoes impose. I guess the large space also helps keep the air from feeling stale, maybe they have added ventilation. The bathrooms are kinda small and I had to walk outside the main play area through the small lobby. The food is good, and they have a wide selection of beverages--including adult beverages! Free parking lot. The price is about what I'd expect for an indoor play structure, when we need to get out from the rain. PLUS there's all the other stuff. I guess the money I spend on food and beverage helps keep it open. I had fun cruising through the play structure with my 7yo and my 1-1/2yo. Some adults were conversing in groups, or alone engulfed in a book. If you have kids, go. If you choose to give a thumbs-up or not, I hope you found my review helpful!