Clean indoor trampoline park. Good staff, $20 for an hour of…read morejumping. Arcade and toddler zone available. Tables for eating and a full size cafe

I would say the new renovations to the play area are pretty good. The playground feels new and…read moreclean. I have two wild ones and the fact that the entire place is enclosed in a cage with only one entrance and exit is a huge plus for me and makes it easy for me to bring the kids here. They have a corner also for really young kids. They do have trampoline and what looks like an obstacle course. You can choose to pay per thirty minute block of time per kid for either the playground, the trampoline area or both. Prices are good. They do have party rental rooms, arcade items and a place to order food and drinks. The food isn't just snacks, they do have pizzas and pretzels and they don't taste bad.

Wow! I did not know about this place until my friend had her son's birthday party there and I was…read moresurprised how nice it it. I was familiar with the playground there, which is one of the best around. The amount and diversity of equipment makes a big difference because it is suitable for children of all ages. The place is big and it is good for big parties. It can fit lots of tables and chairs for the guests. It also had lots of toys for children to play around. From little cars, to spinning stuff, baby toys, sensorial and Montessori toys. It is definitely a plus to me. They also have a kitchen with appliances free to use. So if you bring food for your party you can use the microwave and oven to warm it up. Staff is also very friendly and it makes a huge difference because it does not matter how nice the place is if we don't get a good customer service it is a no no for me. There is also lots of free parking on both community center and playground. I really recommend this place to anyone who wants to take their kids to a fun great playground and for people who wants to have birthday parties.

Fun little park for the kids. Not too busy but entertaining enough. Lots of climbing based fun…read more During fall it's super fun to come here and collect the giant leaves that fall. Bathrooms outside are closed during winter but the community center was really nice and let us use their restroom.

I have been here twice now, and have thoroughly enjoyed it. As an adult, using the trampolines is a…read moregreat workout, as well as climbing up the inflatable slides. It's much more tiresome being older now, compared to when I was a kid! I like the facility, it's pretty spacious. There are several areas to use a trampoline. Last time, my partner and I discovered the few trampolines where you can jump extra high, and it was so much fun! The staff have been friendly as well. I would like to come back in the future at some point, and hopefully remember the grippy socks instead of having to buy a new pair.

First time here and I am impressed! Prices are reasonable given the various activities that the…read morekids can enjoy here. From bouncy houses, to slides, to trampoline, and mini golf/arcade, there's a lot of stuff to keep your kiddos entertained. There are cubbies and couches for people to place stuff. It can get chaotic but if your kids are old enough, it feels like a good place for the kids to let out energy and for parents to not have to chase them around the whole time. Bring your own water bottles!

I have often thought of the Peter Kirk Community Center as 'the little engine that could'. For such…read morea small space, they manage to offer loads of activities here. Layout wise, they have a decent size multi-purpose room with kitchen. It is big enough to have a low height stage, and its capacity is 150 guests. They have three conference rooms that also acts as meeting rooms or classrooms. These spaces are available for rent. The online link has photos of these spaces. A reception area with a few couches and a bookcase is just inside the entry. I have seen people, young and old on these couches, mingling, and just hanging out here at all hours. They offer senior activities during the daytime, as well as community classes throughout the day and evening. I have taken yoga classes as well as a stretching class. The class catalog is available online. Both Kirkland and non-Kirkland residents can sign up. During special occasions, they host bigger events for the greater community. The most recent is a Lunar New Year celebration with children's activities indoors inside the community center, the kitchen offered spring rolls to snack, the adjacent teen center building held performances, and a Chinese Lion Dance team entertained everyone outdoors on a beautiful day. It was a blast!

they do have their own parking lot but it's also nice to have plenty of street parking all around…read more facility is a bit out dated but everything was clean and functional. i dropped by to meet a client for some line dancing and had a blast! definitely will visit again and see what else is offered here for some fun.

Little spot with activities for toddlers. We loved that it has only one small entrance for them…read more Plenty of games to make music or listen to sounds. There is kind of a little house. We keep an eye to kids at all times in case of a fall or leaving the place. It is near the Cold Stone ice-cream. With tables available.

This place is just Awesome for kids and also for parents. I cannot be any happier to know that this…read moreplace is close to my home where i can bring my son whenever he wants to play.

Best lazer tag in the area. The price to experience is amazing. The variety of game modes is a lot…read moreof fun. They also mix up the play area from time to time so it's a great place to come back to on occasion

Such a smooth process hosting our 10yo son's bday- nerf gun battle…read more Pros: 1. Staff is friendly. 2. Waivers- so easy completing for multiple kids. 3. Table rental is pragmatic pricing, which includes table covers, 18 seating table, and a 6 foot table for gifts or food. 4. They have a fridge and freezer available to use. 5. Lots of parking available. 6. You can bring your own food in!! No need to use any preferred vendors, or pay extra. 7. Kids had a blast. 8. Hang out area is spacious, had giant jenga for kids to play. Cons: 1. One hour of play time is not enough. One hour of eating and cake time is plenty. -Unsure if there are outlets available to keep food warm. - Nerf battle- we had 14 yo girls. and they were not as excited about it.

I recently visited Rainbow Run for the first time and had a great experience. The course is very…read morewell maintained and beautiful! It's 18 holes. Probably at least half of the course was in the shade, perfect for a warm day. There's no reservations, it's first come first served. I got here around 3pm on a sunny Saturday and there were a couple groups in line in front of us. However by the time we left there was a massive line. I'd expect a little bit of a wait if you're coming on a weekend. Parking was super easy as they have a huge lot right by the building where you pay. The place was very lively and had a fun vibe. We enjoyed seeing all the duckies and geese in the water too!

I love this mini golf course! We went on a sunny day and surprisingly the majority of the course is…read morein the shade! It is a full 18 hole mini golf course that is very well maintained. It can get very busy which means you could waiting in line to get started. Once started though you move through the course pretty smoothly. We spent about 2 hours going through the entire course and had a blast. Great sunny day activity!

This park is a treasure to me. I attended Celebrate Woodinville summer celebration yesterday and it…read morejust reminded me how much I love living here. The park is perfectly placed and laid out for events. Lot's of seating in the sun and shade, trail access, decent mix of shade cover and open sunny areas, plus it feels really safe. The trail that extends through this park is one of my faves. It is wide, flat, and gorgeous. I usually walk from here to where the Hollywood Hills wineries are, then back. Perfect flat walk for people with strollers, dogs, etc. The parking is limited- only about 15 spots. The baseball fields across the street aren't much better. I usually try to find parking at Woodin Creek or, if I have to, pay for the Schoolhouse District parking. A magical oasis in the middle of our sweet suburb!

We visited Wilmot Gateway Park with my kids for the first time today. The park offers a playground,…read moreopen play area, and connects to the Sammamish River Trail along the Sammamish River. The playground is great for kids aged 4-14. My little daredevil gave me a heart-stopping moment on the spinning climber, but thankfully she managed to hold on and avoid scraping her knee. Her sisters were beaming with joy, making it a fun-filled afternoon for all! A heads up: parking might fill up quickly, so plan accordingly. We actually took the local bus, which worked out great, so there's a convenient public transportation option available. The park borders the Sammamish River trail and offers a lovely view of Lake Sammamish from the walking trails. I recommend bringing a blanket or camping chairs - there's plenty of grassy space around the play area.