Took a group of kids here for my sons birthday party. No I just mention, we're from Los Angeles...a…read moremuch bigger city. Us city folk figured this would be cute but not that big of a deal. Oh boy were we wrong. This place blows everything we have similar to it out of the water. The facility was clean, huge, packed with trampolines, obstacle courses, foam pits, dodge ball, soccer, and more. It was awesome for me...oh ya, and the kids too. The staff was kind, courteous, helpful, and professional. They made sure the customers had fun but stayed safe. As a parent this is important to me. You must wear their socks so if you've been before bring them or if you go save them. If you don't have any, they're inexpensive...$2 I think. I highly recommend Gravity Factory for a party or a group of friends that want to hang out, have fun, and get some exercise while doing it. Respectfully, Michael

My family came here and had a blast. From age 3 to 33 we jumped and played our way through the many…read moretramp and foam pit options. We loved the balance beam and basketball area. We also tried the rock climbing wall and trapeze bar. We were sweating by the end of it. It was a fun night and also a workout! For two people for one hour and one pair of their required grip socks it was about $33. Make sure to the keep the socks so you can reuse them. Also, they make you sign a waiver on the iPads when you visit for the first time.

One of the worst customer service experiences I have had anywhere, with interactions mostly with…read morethe Owner and General Manager. From the moment I walked in the door, these two were rudely demanding I follow a bunch of rules that were inadequately posted with signage in various locations around the space. Most of their rules seem aimed at driving up sales, not with friendly customer service or reasonable prices or good food smells, but with rudely enforced restrictions on the use of artificially limited space. I had a young child and a younger baby. We came for a birthday party. I had a bit of cake and ice cream to share with the baby. He demanded that we not use the plentiful supply of empty picnic tables to eat, but instead insisted those spaces were only for the consumption of food items purchased off the over-priced menu, above and beyond the cost paid by the hosts of the party. Birthday cake and ice cream, they said, could only be eaten in the tiny (walk-in closet sized space) with one picnic table that had been rented for the party, filled with kids celebrating. I asked to see the signage about this rule and was pointed to one small sign on the opposite side of the large and mostly unoccupied dining area full of tables. I mentioned to the owner that this was inadequate signage and that I would be leaving a review about my experience. I added 'good day', as I walked away from him and GM. He followed me back to the other side of the dining area and threatened to throw me out. He further asked if I would like to be escorted out by the sheriff. I asked what I had done (sir). He replied, "You complained. If you don't like it here, you can leave." I chose not to confront him further just then, but after the party asked the GM if there was a posted rule/sign about how you can be thrown out if you politely complain. She responded that, yes, it was all about whether or not they like your attitude (no sign, apparently). Too much flak, or banter, or them just not liking you, and she frequently had thrown paying customers out of the place. The implication was clear that this could be me at any moment. I asked her to give a precise definition of the over-the-line behavior and she told me I was being threatening and would have to leave. She then moved between me and my daughter and my shoes and my diaper bag so that I had to carefully go around her to avoid any physical contact. She followed me and threatened to call the police. I pulled my phone from my diaper bag and stated I would record the rest of the encounter. She turned and walked away after informing me she was calling the sheriff. I gathered my kids and my things, thanked the party organizers, and left the business. As I was leaving in my car, the owner came out to photograph me, my car, my license plate, and tell me he would be pressing all charges possible; that it was not his first 'Rosemary Dance'. All of this occurred outside the building, in the parking lot, in front of my kids, as I was driving away, and I caught it on a video too large for Google to let me share here. This family-oriented play place is toxic, unfriendly, and unsafe to play because of the behavior of the owner and GM. Two sides to every story? More like a room full of people made uncomfortable by their rapid and threatening escalation to wasting peace officers' time plus many negative Google reviews with stories that range from hilarious to disturbing. 0/5 stars

I should have read the reviews before stopping by here. Old guy, long hair strikes again! Rude…read more Joke of an indoor mini golf course. Save your money and time. Go anywhere else

If you are visiting Jackson Hole or the Tetons, please take an hour of your trip and visit the…read moreTeton Raptor Center. There are so many incredible things to see in this area, but I think it is equally important to make time for organizations like this. Behind the beautiful wildlife and ecosystems we all travel here to enjoy are people who have dedicated their lives to protecting, rehabilitating, studying, and educating others about the raptors of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and Mountain West. Getting to see a small piece of that work was genuinely one of the most meaningful parts of our trip. My husband and I attended one of their hour long programs, taught by Leslie and Roger, and absolutely loved it. It was fun, engaging, incredibly informative, and approachable whether you already love birds or know almost nothing about them. You get to meet some of their incredible ambassador birds up close, learn about their anatomy, behavior, adaptations, and stories, and most importantly, you are encouraged to ask questions and be curious. BRING YOUR KIDS!! Let them ask a million questions. Let them see these birds up close. Let them learn why they matter. There are fun things for children to do as well, and experiences like this can plant a curiosity and appreciation for wildlife that lasts far beyond a vacation. What stood out to me most, though, were the people. Everyone we encountered was knowledgeable, welcoming, and so clearly passionate about what they do. You can tell this isn't simply a job to the people here. There is a genuine respect for these animals and a desire to help people understand why protecting them and the ecosystems they depend on matters. I also had the opportunity to speak separately with one of their care technicians, Kaelin, and WOW. That conversation was such a gift. Her dedication to her profession and to these birds was inspiring. She has such a beautiful ability to take what could be complicated information about anatomy, care, and the birds themselves and explain it in a way that makes you want to keep learning. I walked away knowing so much more than I did when I arrived. And that is exactly why places like this deserve our support. Yes, go see the Tetons. Explore Jackson Hole. Take the pictures. Hike the trails. Enjoy every second of how unbelievably beautiful this part of the country is. But somewhere in your itinerary, make room for the people working behind the scenes to protect what makes this area so extraordinary in the first place. To Leslie, Roger, Kaelin, and the entire team at Teton Raptor Center, AMAZING job. Your knowledge, passion, dedication, and love for these animals are evident. What you do matters, and the impact of your work reaches further than you probably get to see every day.

We found this hidden gem while staying in Wilson, what a lovely center to visit. The staff were…read morejust so kind and we learned a lot about raptors. My 3 kids were enchanted! We met one of the residents, Violet the peregrine falcon. They have a cute coloring station for kids too and a nice gift shop. Wish we had more time to go to one of the talks. Highly recommend!!

My daughter loves it here and has really come.out of her shell. Wonderful that I can relax with a…read morecoffee while keeping an eye on her while she plays. Staff is always friendly and helpful.

The place itself is beautiful! But when we went for the first time we encountered parents not…read morepaying attention to their young children at all and fully engulfed on their phones. It was sad to see as they were not very nice to my child.

Amazing new space for kiddos of Jackson Hole & visitors alike! My new go to spot to bring family…read morewhen they are in town.

The new space on Mercill Ave is truly stunning. What an excellent resource for our community! The…read morekids loved it and it was fun for us grown ups too. All the exhibits are state of the art and encourage STEAM focused play. So cool!

So, like the previous poster stated, this is essentially a poor man's Kids Town. However, that's…read morenot necessarily a bad thing. It's much smaller than Kids Town, but for my little two year old that was good thing. I was able to hang out in a corner and was able to keep an eye on her the entire time. The price ($4 per kid, no charge for adults) is much more reasonable than Kids Town as well. My kiddo got bored a bit sooner than she would have at Kids Town, but again, not necessarily a bad thing. We spent about 2hrs there and I was certainly ready to go by the time she was. There are a few improvements I would suggest to make this a slightly better experience: 1) There simply MUST be some kind of change with the flooring transition between the "building" room, which is elevated about 3 inches, and the main floor. The flooring is the same color and it's very hard for little kiddos to recognize the drop off. A simple and effective fix would be to put yellow duct tape along the ledge. 2) it needs more (and more comfortable) grown up seating. A great idea would be to add padded benches so kiddos didn't bump their heads on corners 3) It would be really nice to have some kind of climbing/sliding section. A higher end Step2 or Little Tikes climber/slide would do the trick. Just something to help get the wiggles out. At the end of the day though, it's a great addition to Rexburg and we will definitely be going back soon and often.

I took my 5 year old and 3 year old twins. They loved it and spent 2 hours here. It's small, but…read morenot a bad thing as I could keep an eye on them the whole time. It's a great value as adults are not charged admission. There are basketball hoops so I shot baskets while the kids played.

SO FUN! My hubby…read moreand I found ourselves with an afternoon empty and decided to go play on Snow King Mountain. We drove to the lifts and walked into the offices to purchase tickets for the Alpine Slides and the Cowboy Coaster. It's pricey, but if you're in Jackson Hole already everything here is pricey, so it's to be expected. For a summer day they were really low staffed. We rode the lift to the top and just stood there alone not sure where to go or what to do. Finally a staff member who was off helping a group prepare for the zip line yelled over to us they'd be with us a minute. They got us set up and off we went. We had both been alpine sledding but not since we were kids. It was everything I remember! We flew down the hill laughing all the way. Going underground for a section (video) was so fun. We felt like kids when we were done. If it didn't cost so much we would have ridden again for sure!

It really should have been fun, but they had me pay for my 6 and 7 year old as "adults" or drivers…read moreand then said they were not strong enough to actually ride the coaster by themselves. So my husband and I had to take turns taking one kids at a time and when I asked for a refund on the slide because we didn't want to take 4 turns again they said absolutely not. Super frustrating and definitely not little kid friendly.

​We spent a whole week in Yellowstone National Park last week and saw tons of wildlife in their…read morenatural habitat, including watching a grizzly bear on a bison carcass through binoculars! But the kids really wanted a close up bear sighting, which brought us to Yellowstone Bear World. It turned out to be a fantastic decision! ​We loved the drive through experience and got to see so many black and brown bears right outside our car window. Pro-tip: Go early before noon! On hot summer days, the bears start heading for the water or tree shade by afternoon. We saw a ton of bears on our first loop in the morning around 11, but significantly fewer when we did a final pass around 2:30 PM. The best part is that your admission lets you drive through as many times as you like! ​They do offer a bear cub bottle feeding experience, but it was already fully booked through August, so definitely reserve that well in advance if you want to do it. ​Even without the cub feeding, there was plenty to keep everyone entertained. ​Petting Zoo: The kids absolutely loved petting the adorable baby deer! ​More Wildlife: We spotted bison, elk, magpies, and even a bald eagle. ​Extras: They have a few fun amusement rides and a Dinosaur World exhibit that kept the kids engaged. couple of small heads up for management : Restrooms: The restrooms could definitely use more regular cleaning and restocking throughout the day, there were paper towels and toilet paper scattered everywhere when we used them. Rides: Three of the rides were out of order during our visit, which made the lines considerably longer for the remaining ones, especially the roller coaster (which is by far the best ride there!). ​It's a hassle free, highly rewarding stop for families wanting an up close animal encounter. Highly recommended if you have kids.

After traveling through several national parks, we surprisingly hadn't seen a single bear in the…read morewild, so we thought this would be an opportunity to finally see some. We quickly realized there were many different animals throughout the drive-through area, including deer, bison, elk, and, of course, bears. At first, it was exciting to see them so close, but as we continued through, my feelings completely changed. Seeing so many animals contained within relatively small areas honestly made me sad. Instead of enjoying the experience, I found myself wondering about their stories--how they ended up here, whether they were rescued, born in captivity, or unable to survive in the wild. I understand that places like this provide people with an opportunity to see wildlife up close, and there may be circumstances surrounding these animals that visitors aren't aware of. But from my perspective, it began to feel more like entertainment for humans than an opportunity to appreciate wildlife. By the end, I found myself wishing these beautiful animals could be roaming freely in the wild rather than being viewed from our cars. I went in excited about finally seeing bears, but I left feeling genuinely sad and conflicted about the whole experience.

Andrew and Sarah provided an outstanding experience for our group of 13 guys. They cooked 6…read moredifferent meats and a number of sides, all of which were delicious. They also cleaned the kitchen perfectly after dinner. We strongly recommend hiring them for a private dining experience!

Our experience with Chef Andrew and his team was absolutely incredible. They prepared a private…read moremeal at our Airbnb in Jackson Hole that was easily the highlight of our trip. From the very beginning, Chef Andrew was super communicative and highly collaborative. He worked closely with me to design a perfect, custom menu that catered exactly to what we were looking for. That level of care really showed in the final result. The food was exceptional, especially the huckleberry cheesecake, which was legitimately the best I've ever had. The service throughout the night was seamless and professional, and they were even kind enough to leave the kitchen spotless before they headed out. If you are looking for a high-end, personalized culinary experience in Jackson, I cannot recommend Chef Andrew enough.