Five stars really isn't even enough for how great this place is. I was lucky enough to stumble…read moreupon this gem through my mom's group, they hosted a pony play date. The kids all got to pet and love on the ponies, "help" clean the pony stall (pretty sure this was my 2 year old's favorite part), and then ride the ponies around the paddock. We loved it so much we ended up hosting my kids' birthday party here about 2 months later. It was such a hit with everyone that was able to make it. They had a beautiful patio area (with great shade from the heat) set up for us. It made set-up on my part incredibly easy. The kids got to ride Ricky around with Cowboy Justus leading them. He was so great to all the kids, and they had so much fun. Miss D was so helpful (and the absolute sweetest) with everything, and the kids really enjoyed following her around to feed the goats and chickens. The animals all were very kind and gentle with the kids, and seem very well socialized. Clean-up was so easy. 10/10 would go again.

We take our daughter who is 3 and it's such an amazing experience! Delma is so patient and sweet…read morewith her. We do an hour lesson which includes, getting the pony, brushing, learning terminology, riding skills, balance, coordination... the list goes on. Couldn't say enough good things!

Folsom Kids Play Park is a huge playground with lots of opportunities for adventures for all ages…read more This park has web-like rope ladders, giant tires jutting from the ground, and a rubber bridge! Commonly referred to as Castle Park, inspired by its wooden, fortress-like playground appearance. This park has two large castle wood play structures. and a small enclosed sandbox play area. Note: Bathrooms are across the street near Cohn Park. Watch out for splinters !!!! (And spiders during the summer)

With the park opening up after construction we had to come check it out! This is one of our…read morefavorite parks in Folsom and it continues to be. The new construction reminds me of the older one but it's a lot safer now. Some things to keep in mind is there is not a lot of shade. There is a gazebo with 4 picnic benches in the shade but other than that there are no sunshades. Also, when the temperature is hot outside the play structure gets very hot.

I rode this as a kid back in the 80s and love taking my son now. Staff/owners are very friendly.read more

We decided to go for a ride after visiting the nearby Zoo Sanctuary…read more The cost was $5 per person, payable by cash or card (with a $1 processing fee). The ride was around 5 minutes long. The views are of the park, adjacent street, back of the zoo fencing, & a parking lot. You can enjoy areas of nature in the park. The ride is smooth & uneventful. You don't pass by anything specific to a train experience or go under or through anything. There is a loose, thin cloth that covers the wooden seat. Although there's signage that the conductor can assist with boarding if needed, I imagine accessibility issues for some. To get into the seats in the section we found available required having to climb over the edge into the car, which had no door. I'm petite & it wasn't the easiest with my legs. However, in other posted photos, it seems a few seats in the front of the train have cutouts to walk into to make boarding easier. It's a cute experience for little ones to enjoy.

I brought my toddler here & she had so much fun! This place is really clean & the workers are kind…read more Will definitely be returning soon!

Peek a Book Factory is such a fun indoor playground and a great option for getting kids' energy…read moreout--no matter their age! There's a good mix of activities and play structures that kept everyone entertained, from the littlest ones to the bigger kids. It's the kind of place where you can easily spend a couple of hours while the kids explore, climb, and just have a blast. One thing to note is that grip socks are required, and they're $3 a pair if you don't bring your own. Not a huge deal, but something to keep in mind before you go. Overall, it's a clean, lively spot with lots to do, and we'll definitely be back!

Our family of 4 stopped in over the weekend for Open Play. Our kids had a blast! Weekends only the…read moreJungle area is open, so will have to return for Ocean area. Slip-resistant socks were just $3, good open play prices and adults are free! They offer parties, but are a bit pricy. As an adult it was hard to crouch and fit through for me tho lol. Good customer service! 4/5 stars. SYOY! :-)

Large with a lot of places to climb, slides and air puff guns. A small section for under 2 years…read moreold. Bathroom does not have child size toilet or sink. Two changing tables in women's restroom. Lots of bright round balls that children love. The kids had a lot of fun. Lots of laughing moving children and plenty of seats for parents to sit on. Plenty of space for strollers (no stroller lockers). It looked like the cafe served fast food (fries, burger, pizza, chicken nuggets, fountain drinks) and only one water fountain. Music is playing in the facility. Plenty of Opportunities for improvement- Balls look like they could use washing Add wall toys in the under 2 section Healthy food options More air conditioning Water bottle refill fountain Hand washing stations needed by party room Currently not ADA friendly, no button to hold door open when pushing stroller into building or bathrooms Massage chairs for parents if kids are allowed to play by themselves (play places in Asia have this) Air conditioning

The Park was :Clean, Fun and great staff! Attended a birthday party and the kids had a great time.read more

My daughter loves coming here but on multiple occasions I have observed kids being dangerous with…read morethe equipment and the staff who are pretending to pay attention do nothing until an adult yells to the kids to stop or they will hurt someone ... they need to tie down the big logs so they don't roll over with the hard side up... bigger kids will sometimes roll them over smashing smaller kids... one day some kids let half the air out launching small kids into the air who landed on their heads... if you have a smaller child, pay close attention it can get very dangerous. Weekday evenings are much less crazy ... but they can still get crazy...

I am not one for reviews but I felt compelled to leave one to help any other mother planning their…read morekiddos bday and if anyone's like me we make a big deal out of birthdays. Natacha was great. She was referred by a mutual friend , we got the large zoo which included goat/sheep/and what we thought was mini pig. The pig was Gemma who is advertised as the "kissing pig" , she was totally fine (definitely not mini) but my issue was with the girl assisting . She was the "gatekeeper" while Natacha did pony rides. This may needed to have changed as the girl allowing kids in to the "petting zoo" was an issue. Not friendly, very abrupt with the kids, I understand being a rule follower but she wasn't professional with asking the guests to abide by them. I went in with my daughter to pet the animals and literally as we approached Gemma she blurted out "don't touch her face, talk to her before touching her, don't scare her " , I am pretty respectful of animals and educate my kids but this was ridiculous .. my 4 year old literally stopped walking towards the pig and said "mom I don't want to hurt the pig" . My daughter wasn't even doing anything wrong and to jump at her was excessive. Guidance and education go a long way but to be snappy and scare kids to not pet animals at a petting zoo and for the price I paid! Honestly ruined the experience for me as she did. It get any friendlier or professional. The other parents didn't complain but also noticed the "unfriendly" vibe she gave .Thank goodness we paid extra for pony rides as this was the only real highlight of the party. Natacha was great making sure we got a family photo and let my son ( the bday boy) ride for long times when no other kid was in line. I do wish the petting area was bigger . With the assistant 4 animals and an adult with each kid ( 91 adult per kid ) in the pen it was very tight fitting. No two adults and kids could be in there at once . Overall cute idea. Glad I had a bounce house and numerous other activities for the kids as this wouldn't have been enough. Again I hate to leave less than perfect reviews but looking back at the prep and pay for this was my push to leave an honest review .

The petting zoo was an absolute hit at my daughter's party! Can't say enough good things about the…read moreset up, clean up and the overall operation of things! All of the animals were so sweet and happy!

Amazing experience and SO FUN! We went with a group of 4, all of us in our 30s and we had a blast…read more We purchased the 2-hour (do as many adventures as you can) package and it was plenty of time to do everything we wanted. Definitely bring sunscreen and plenty of water. They have lockers you can rent for $5.

I really wanted to enjoy my visit to Quarry Park Adventures because the park itself is unique and…read morehas a lot of potential. Unfortunately, the experience was overshadowed by poor staffing and customer service. The biggest issue was the wait time. We waited over 45 minutes just for the zip line, which is unacceptable considering the price of admission. It was obvious the park was understaffed, and the lack of organization created long delays throughout the day. If you're only planning to do a few activities, I don't think you'll get your money's worth. The only way this place makes financial sense is if you're spending the entire day there. What made the experience even worse was the attitude of some of the staff. Instead of being friendly and helpful, several employees came across as short-tempered, rude, and irritated whenever guests had questions. Customer service is a huge part of any attraction, and it felt like some staff members didn't want to be there at all. The park itself is a cool concept and the quarry setting is impressive, but management seriously needs to address the staffing shortages and customer service issues. Paying premium prices only to spend a large portion of the day standing in line and dealing with unfriendly employees left a very disappointing impression. I won't be rushing back anytime soon.

We enjoyed visiting this really neat, fun, educational, & free experience in a lovely nature area…read more We found ample parking in the lot on a Sunday morning. Park at the far end from the lot entrance to be situated closer to the Visitor Center. The Visitor Center is small, but clean, organized, & packed with lots of facts & information. Some areas offered hands-on experiences. They also had coloring sheets for kids. Giant fish heads offer a listening experience teaching about the Chinook Salmon & Steelhead Trout. We enjoyed wandering around. Restrooms are available & were maintained. Just watch out for some spiders on the ceiling above. We went out to the hatchery early enough to get to scoop up some free fish food by the gate with available containers. It ran out while we were still there. It was a very cool experience to see the fish go into a feeding frenzy! Do keep the gate closed, which is posted on a sign. Some people weren't being attentive. There are observation points & a lovely trail to walk along the river with some informative signs here & there. It was so pleasant to take in the pretty, peaceful scenery & watch birds. We hope to return to see more action with the salmon & trout from November to February. Do check their website for up-to-date visitor information as they close the facility to the public after Memorial Day until Labor Day & times may be subject to change.

The Nimbus Fish Hatchery is a great family friendly place and it's all free! It's a nice place to…read moreenjoy some nature and fish. There's free fish feeding which is my favorite activity here. The feeding area closes before the visitor center so plan to do that first. Be sure to check their Facebook page for the latest updates on hours and closuresThe visitor center is also worth a stop, with educational displays about fish spawning. There's restrooms available inside as well.

Snaps for this new park!…read more My kids and I are always on the hunt for new parks and this one recently opened. Yass! Has multiple shaded seated area. Bbqs for public use. Very clean bathrooms. Two playgrounds one for the big kids and one for little kids. A giant spinning wheel that can fit multiple kids. There is a giant swing for kids. Very neat park. Parking can be limited and it can get hottttt! Still fun and recommend!

Its nice and its new but its not all that. Then again, its not me thats playing lol. So what do I…read moreknow. Yes there are some cool new play structures like the long zipline style swing. Theres a BBQ grill area, clean restrooms and a turf like material for the flooring of the park. But you can see the freeway from the park. the parking spots are limited, maybe 10 or less and in regards to safety - Its by a main street with traffic and there is no fencing around the entire park. Its not unsafe at all but its just an FYI. Theres also not much shade and it does get hot out there. Its a great new park and gets busy at times as well.