We came here for a birthday party, and we had a blast! It was our first time coming, and it didn't…read morecost a lot of money for a family of five, to get in! We will definitely be back!

Great place for an affordable birthday party! They did have to shut down the kiddie pool for a half…read morehour or so but the kids were still occupied with the obstacle course and diving boards!

What a great dog park! I don't live in Redding but was passing by with my dogs and stopped here…read more Such a huge space with toys, water and a nice view to enjoy. There was about a dozen dogs, all friendly and well mannered. I like how they have two sections for small dogs and large dogs. Lots of space for parking and is right next to the main road. Make sure your dog is on leash till you get inside.

Perfect little dog park to get the pack out while on a long road trip. We were there in the spring-…read moreour dogs found some mud puddles.

Picnic Pavilion - 4 sections Seating Capacity - 200…read more (50 per section) Electric outlets Kids Kingdom Playground Fantasy Fountain Roller Hockey Rink Soccer Fields - 2 Disc Golf

I really love the volcanic water fountain. My kids love it and look forward to it each time we…read morevisit. However, yes, there is a however. The hours designated for use are kinda off. I think the fountain goes off at 6p and sometimes its entirely too HOT in Redding to be out there in the hours before that time, not to mention working parents may be at work thru the weekdays. I fear that the rocks on display, ( actual rocks )that kids jump dangerously, make it difficult to sit through,thinking a child may get seriously injured. The rocks should be made of foam or astro turf of some kind. Making it safer for some of our fearless children.

A great park with ball fields, play structures, walking trails and a skate park. It is obvious…read morethat the City takes pride in their parks.

This is a gorgeous trail right now with lots of water and tons of birds. We saw a pair of cranes…read morenear the parking lot. Don't miss this gem of a walking trail especially now with plenty of wet in the wetlands and so much wildlife visiting. There are exercise stations along the way and it's next to a baseball field. Check it out!

First time I've ever done an escape room and I had a blast! They do a really good job of explaining…read morethings and there's a few small videos you watch before you start. We did one of the more advanced rooms and I feel like we got pretty far! We only needed 15 more minutes! I'm not sure the replayability, but it sounds like they do new ones each Christmas and there are a couple of rooms to try. Plus, it would still be fun to do the same one with new friends as long as you didn't give clues away and honor the experience! Very affordable and very easy to just show up and sign the waiver and get going! Thanks for the experience and I'll definitely be back!

Really great puzzles and aesthetics. Had a blast! Staff are very friendly and helpful.read more

Really neat little area with a boat ramp, a couple spots to access the water on foot, lots of…read moreseating, a couple gazebos, nice trails. Only downside is the pigs hassling the homeless folks trying to relax and take a break in the heat.

This place is nice and family even for babies. The only thing was not good was the bathroom the…read morebaby changer was blocking the door for the bathroom.

If you're thinking about buying a family pass at Country Bowl next year, DON'T. As someone who runs…read morea business, I can tell you this place is a blueprint for bad management, poor priorities, and disrespect toward paying customers. We bought the family pass hoping to enjoy the summer, but almost every single time we tried to use it, we were turned away. Not once. Not twice. Every time. The lanes were packed with league bowlers or regular-paying customers. It's obvious they favor leagues and pros while treating pass holders like an afterthought. That's not just bad service, it's a slap in the face to families and beginners. Their hours are ridiculously short, and the season ends in August, giving you barely three months to use the pass. Compare that to Shasta Lanes, which runs May through October and has 24 lanes (Country Bowl only has 16). At Shasta Lanes, we use out family pass and bowled every single day, no drama, no excuses. That's how you honor a pass. And here's the real kicker: - Shasta Lanes opens earlier almost every day and maintains consistent midday hours. - Country Bowl has sporadic hours, often opening late during league hours or closing early, especially problematic for families trying to plan outings. - Shasta's season is twice as long, giving pass holders far more chances to bowl. - Country Bowl's setup is poorly planned in comparison, and it shows. Let's talk about customer service? Country Bowl's staff literally grabbed my phone to "verify" who's using the pass, like I'm trying to cheat. Hands all over my device, every visit. It's invasive, rude, and completely unnecessary. Meanwhile, the place is crawling with drunks, making it uncomfortable for families. Seating is cramped, the food is overpriced frozen junk, and the whole vibe is off. Now let's talk about Shasta Lanes. The owner personally checks in with us, says hello, and makes sure we're having a good time, every time. Their fries are actually good, the menu is fresh and fairly priced, and the staff treat you like a valued guest, not a problem. They even honored my wife's coupon from our pass, even when she wasn't bowling so I can practice my shots. That's real customer service. That's respect. Country Bowl is outdated, overcrowded, and clearly built around league favoritism. If you're not a pro or part of a league, you're invisible. That's not how you build loyalty. That's not how you run a business. And that's exactly why we'll never go back. If you want real value, longer hours, better food, and a place that actually respects your money, go to Shasta Lanes. Country Bowl? It's a waste of time, gas, money, patience and worst of all, it disappointed my daughters, who just wanted to bowl with their friends. So yeah, I'm disappointed too.

G-Force Gymnastics, owned by Julie and Tarro, is one of the best places you can enroll your child…read morein for tumbling and trampoline! They are reliable coaches who always show up with a positive and encouraging attitude. Not only do they teach trampoline and tumbling skills in a way that clicks with young athletes, but they also teach life skills on how to overcome obstacles, and they tell valuable life stories that are not only interesting, but also related to their lessons. We are immensely impressed with how much our kid has progressed in the 10 months since starting at G-Force with no prior experience. Our kid has more self confidence, a better idea of what sportsmanship is all about, and goals for her future that make me as a parent proud to be part of G-Force. Our kid has found her sport, and we couldn't be more pleased that is through G-Force with Julie and Tarro!

G-Force is excellent for kids who want to learn all aspects of power tumbling and trampoline. Julie…read moreis amazing with the little ones and is definitely skilled and knowledgeable. My daughter just loves her and is always so excited to see her! Tarro her husband works with the older kids and is a wonderful teacher as well. They have a very clean and nice facility and are very professional. We checked out all of the gymnastics places in Redding and this one is the best by far. If you are looking for a place that will making it fun while teach your kids exceptional gymnastics skills then this is the place for you :)