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.

One person running the ticket redemption center buried with one kid let alone another 6 plus…read more Terrible coverage during busy part of day .. I will give Kudos to Greyson working the counter he was trying hard to wait on everyone , needs a raise

My son and I have made it a regular thing to come on Tuesday's to bowl. Great deal at $2 a game…read moreand $2 shoe rental. Lanes are nice. I'm. Or a huge fan of the pins attached to a rope to reset, but hey, we are just having fun. Looks like a great place to bring younger kids. We just bowl so not much to say about the other parts.

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.

Sitting in my car crying, after being repeatedly chastised by the monitor (while we're trying to…read moreleave) for not supervising my kids. I'm not sure why she thought I didn't understand her the first time so she caught us in the stairwell and continued to berate me. I don't know why she couldn't see that I was trying to meet the needs of two kids, simultaneously keeping and eye on them in a gymnasium full children . I don't know why she could see that what I needed at that moment was help, maybe even support, but certainly not criticism. Oh well, she had a job to do and she did it well. We won't be returning. Not because of her but because the place is clearly too chaotic and overstimulating for my kids. The fact my friend is sure her kid contracted hand foot and mouth disease there doesn't help.

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.

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.

Great indoor jungle gym designed to look like a castle. Staff is friendly and helpful. They are…read morestanding next to the entrance of the play structure but there is no door/gate. There is parking on the street only. They have a rather large cafe and bar (beef and wine) with more offerings then most places and not just gross fried food. The seating area for parents/cafe is as big as the play structure. It's massive. The open a " garage door " to help keep air circulating. There are also several TVs on for parents. Disappointed this place is closing

We had a great time with our family and the kids. They played non-stop. Everyone enjoyed the food…read more The pizza dough could be better quality though. Overall good experience. We will be back. Thanks for all of the healthy options with the food!

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 made the 1 hour drive here and it was 100% worth it! It was $16 for ages 1 and up which is the…read moresame price for a regular indoor play place but this place was SO MUCH MORE FUN! They had 2 rows of free parking under the bridge and another free lot on the same side of the overpass and some street parking spots. There were 2 whole houses of various themed play areas to explore, including an area for littler ones. One big house for all things creative and DIY, and the best part was the outdoor space with a sandpit, bubble house, and a huge tree house structure. You can spend all day here! In fact, you really should because once your wristband and stamps are on, you can come in and out all day. Side note, they also have a coffee shop called Play Cafe with delicious drinks with very reasonable pricing! If we lived close we definitely would be members and visit all the time. We can't wait to come back again to explore more!

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!

My son loves going to Athletic Edge for play and then we just started gymnastics. He always has a…read moreblast.

It's a fun indoor playground from toddler to 15 years, air hockey, 2 pool tables, a full bar and…read morelots of good food, lots of beer on tap. And cans, soda refills, game cards, you pay a one time fee and stay all day!! You can leave and come back. They accept marionberry passes. I wish they still had the comfy couches and chairs , these are not comfortable being here so long.