Staff could care less what's going on in the place. They hardly come around and clean up. Lots of…read morekids with no socks on which can make a place get athletes foot on the mats. Watched the staff member interact with the kids they were watching (parents who left) and it was like pathetic to watch. They didn't do anything with them. The kids were off just messing with the speaker that the music comes out of. One kid asked to go to the bathroom and the girl said to wait. Then she waited until the clock became a certain time and then said oh it's snack time. Meanwhile she could have delayed snack a few minutes to bring this boy to the bathroom. I wouldn't recommend dropping your child off

This gym is fantastic! Truly a wonderful and safe environment for every child. I like that it has…read moreboth physical activities like the zipline, swings, climbing wall and slides... but also little imagination stations like a car, cash registers, play food etc. My two little ones did the camp for a couple of weeks and the manager Bri was super thoughtful, on their last day she let them pick an activity to do and they played with hot wheel cars in spaghetti. I tell all my friends with kids locally to go here! It's super fun.

This place is absolutely unacceptable. The owner is extremely rude and clearly has zero regard for…read morechildren's safety. According to my daughter, kids were constantly falling off the swings at this so-called "camp" -- at one point even together with the swing itself. That alone is already alarming. But what's worse is that a grown man stepped on my daughter's bare foot so hard that she couldn't walk for three days. No one contacted me. Not a single call. Instead, the owner told my child that she was "fine" and dismissed the situation completely. When I confronted her after picking my daughter up, she became defensive and aggressive. Not only did she refuse to apologize, she actually tried to blame me... This is not just unprofessional -- it's dangerous. If you care about your child's safety, stay far away from this place!!!

Camp Ladybug is more than a camp, it's like dropping off your kids to visit family…read more Miss Sandy is very professional, responsible and detailed and her staff is actually hand picked by her, as she has known them on a personal level for many years. The camp itself is such a wonderful place where the kids are learning Yoga, Karate, Art and enjoying many themed events. The location is an intimate setting, so it's not intimidating and it gives the kids an opportunity to create long lasting friendships. The families that join Ladybug Camp become regulars, so the kids see familiar faces all the time. I highly recommend Ladybug Camp.

My niece celebrated her birthday here. She and her friends had a blast! You are able to bring food,…read moredessert, and drinks. The employee was also very attentive. They were great with the kids! They helped the kids tumble and do other gymnastic tricks as well as dance and sing along. This is a great place for a birthday party!

Pretty amazing spot for kids to practice riding a bike or using a scooter in a pretend street…read moresetting. The car entrance is on Clint Moore with a large parking lot. The traffic garden is roped off. Restrooms and shaded seating is expected to be installed in the future.

It's such a wonderful addition to have a traffic play space like this in the area! It's a great…read morespot for little ones to practice riding their bikes, learn road safety skills, and let their imaginations run wild as they cruise along their very own "roads." A couple of things to keep in mind when visiting: the space is fully open with no shade, so sunscreen and hats are a must. There aren't any restrooms on-site, so it's best to plan ahead before you come. If you'd like to sit and watch your kids play, bringing a chair will make it more comfortable since there aren't benches yet. The space itself is very cute and has so much potential. Right now, a few details feel overlooked -- like restrooms, shade, and seating for parents -- but hopefully this is just the starting point and the city will continue building on this fantastic idea. With a few thoughtful additions, it could truly become a go-to spot for families in the community!

We went for the Elmo event & giving four stars because my son thoroughly enjoyed this. The MC was…read morewonderful and Elmo was great at interacting with the children. You can tell the costume was most likely from temu or a similar website.. On non-performance days I would rate the facility three stars. It is very barren compared to the other indoor play experience which we have visited nearby. More of an attempt could be made with the decor, perhaps some murals or some more built-ins to tie everything together. Perhaps many small buildings so it actually looks like a small town that the children can explore. We may return again someday if there's another character experience, however we would not return just for the play.

Edit due to owner response of 10am .. the Facebook page mentions 9:30 for open for the event :)…read moreattached a photo. I really was hoping to be impressed but truly was not. We went for an event this morning and it was truly chaotic. Staff was late to open & the event itself was just not worth &37. It's SOOO small inside. I can't even imagine when they're busy. The girls working the desk were not friendly and just looked annoyed they were there. There's a lot of other indoor play places to bring your kid.. try somewhere else.

Lakeview Park is nestled in the back of the upscale Lakeview neighborhood in Delray Beach. The…read moredesirable neighborhood dates back to the early 1970's and mainly features large, single family homes. Lakeview Park is the neighborhood park for this community. Park amenities include a boat ramp, pavilion which can be rented, picnic pavilion, picnic table, playground, restroom, wand walking path. My favorite part of the park was the gorgeous view of Lake Ida, a popular spot for boating, fishing, and bird watching. The lake was named after the wife of Delray Beach's founder and was once a part of a huge farm. The area was later transformed into a park in the early 1970s. There are two other, much larger parks on Lake Ida, Lake Ida East Park and Lake Ida West Park. An interesting thing I noticed at Lakeview Park is that it had a number of new trees planted. This is the same thing I have been seeing at all of the parks in Delray Beach. The trees are part of the Delray Beach tree planting program which aims to put in 10,000 trees by 2025. To complete the goal the city entered into an agreement with Community Greening in 2022 funded by the Tree Trust Fund. Community Greening is an Urban Forestry nonprofit with the mission to increase South Florida's tree canopy. I love the work they are doing and it is great to learn more about them. If you want to get involved in planting more trees there is a list of events they need volunteers for on their website as well as a list of days they are giving away trees.

One of Delray's larger parks, the name gives it away. This park is located on the eastern shore of…read moreLake Ida in a very nice residential neighborhood. There is a big parking area and a boat launch with space for cars with trailers. The park has a big pavilion that can be reserved from the city (see the web page for info). Picnic tables throughout, barbecue grills, a nice playground, a permanent building with restrooms and a walking trail that goes around the park. From the lakeside, you can enjoy the birds, perhaps do some fishing, or watch over in the distance as the cars go northbound on I-95. I found it quite peaceful. [Review 990 of 2024 - 1866 in Florida - 22018 overall]

This is a great toddler playground. my two year olds love it and i do too. it's completely fenced…read morein with only one entrance which is a must for multiple kids vs one parent. it's mostly shaded and on the small side making it easier to watch ur babies. free parking and a lot of firetrucks go by!

Sandalfoot Cove is an unincorporated area near Boca Raton. Although not technically part of Boca it…read moreis often referred to as Boca Raton. The community is located about five miles southwest of Boca Raton and dates back to 1972. It is made up of several neighborhoods. Sandalfoot Cove Park is located in the Sandalfoot community and it is 11.83 acres. It has two lighted baseball fields, one multipurpose field, restrooms, and a small playground. There is a paved exercise path that runs around the perimeter of the park. This is primarily a sports park. The main reason you would come here is to take your kids to participate in team sports like little league. The park was filled with the cutest kids learning how to play tee-ball. Like all of the parks in this area, the park is very nicely landscaped and maintained.

What an amazing place! We had my daughter's 7th birthday here and it was a blast! The owner is so…read moresweet and accommodating. The girls who host the parties were so much fun and such professionals. It was a clean facility and so organized. They have the slime and the experience down to a science! Thank you for making my daughter's birthday such a great experience and so memorable!

Not enough staff for slime classes, and the space gets extremely crowded with barely any room to…read moremove. If you're claustrophobic, I wouldn't recommend it. It's also very expensive and, in my opinion, not worth the price. Not ideal for younger kids either, the music contains a lot of curse words, which I found inappropriate for a kids experience. Definitely do not recommend!