This location is quite large and they have a great selection of newer games. It also is quite clean…read moreas well as the restrooms. Parking has plenty of space. Went first thing on a Wednesday and it was pretty empty minus one birthday party. The reason for the three stars is solely that there was not enough staff. There were only the people working, one in the kitchen, one serving the birthday party and one handling the register. The poor lady had to try to handle the line as more people were coming in as well as to then run and let people in. It seems like nowadays most locations are understaffed. The facilities are nice and new and staff were friendly, just the wait can be long.

I went on a weeknight and was pleasantly surprised at how clean and updated it appeared to be. The…read moregames were spaced out enough that you didn't feel on top of other guests. The price is great! We paid ~50 bucks for an hour of unlimited play and a pizza, although I was almost charged double so be mindful of that. Pizza was good/what you expect. You don't win any physical tickets/tokens. They are all put on a plastic card that you can redeem for prizes. The bathroom had an overpowering unpleasant smell of fake air freshener though. And you can't get the "sketch" photo taken if you're doing the 60 minutes unlimited play.

My 4 year old daughter had a blast! Cost was $12 for one child and no cost for the parents. There…read morewas a bounce house, lots of spots to crawl up, slides, ball pit. She liked riding on the little whale carousel. Wasn't extensive but was enough to have her entertained for a long time. We didn't get food, but they had a variety of snacks, food and ice cream bars.

Fun ... but needs some updating 1. on the floors in play…read morearea (nothing like website) 2. professional cleaner for ball pit. 3. Update menu (using marker they tried to use didn't stay on) I know the job industry isn't fun but somehow the owner needs to update many things . The person was nice who was working there .

Attended a birthday party here. Nothing stood out as better or worse than any other kid place…read more I did like how close the party room was to the action because there weren't any seats for adults in the party room, which was fine for the short time we were in there but plenty of seating in the general space. Staff was friendly and kids had fun.

Definitely not the best play area we've taken the kids too but not the worst. They had fun playing…read moreand looking at the Dino's. They had a few cool slides. The staff was nice but the place seems to need to be deep cleaned more often. Very fun theme with lots for the kids to do. I'd check it out!

We took my 3 year old grandson for about an hour on a Monday. The park was clean and had…read moreplayground appropriate for his ability.

Stopped here a few months ago to eat some carry out from an Indian restaurant that is only doing…read morecarry out. It's not a bad walkout park, especially after a heavy Indian meal with rice and naan bread too. Too chilly to eat outside now, but will be back as it gets warmer.

I'm extremely disappointed and hurt by the way my family was treated at both the Livonia and Troy…read moreRec Centers. My son met the 42-inch height requirement and has safely enjoyed similar attractions before, yet we were still made to feel uncomfortable and singled out throughout our visit. What upset me the most was watching my son cry after getting hurt, and instead of showing concern or compassion, staff looked at him, walked away, and laughed with another coworker. As a parent, that was heartbreaking and completely unacceptable to witness. No child should ever be treated with such disregard, especially when they are visibly upset and crying. Throughout the visit, my children both older and younger were watched excessively, which made us feel targeted instead of welcomed. As a Black family, the treatment we experienced raised serious concerns about bias and discrimination. I fully understand the importance of safety rules, but rules should be enforced respectfully and equally for everyone. Families come to these facilities to feel safe and enjoy time together, not to feel humiliated, ignored, or judged. I will be contacting the district and administration for both facilities to formally report these experiences and seek accountability. I hope steps are taken to ensure no other family or child is made to feel this way again.

It's wonderful that they let non-residents in. It costs more than the residents but I think that's…read morefair. The pool is a great pace to take your kids on a snowy weekend when everyone is trapped in the house. They also had a large family changing area with individual rooms.

This hidden gem tucked amongst residential homes boasts a paved walking trial through mature forest…read moreand wetlands. A hotspot for spring migration and a wonderful place to explore nature year-round. Nature Center: Admire the water feature, watch birds coming to the feeders, meet the animal residents, hands-on activities/exploration, birthday parties, and register for one of their programs/events. Story Book Trail: Quick loop near the nature center with stories that change every season. 10/10 Family Friendly!

I only come here to walk the paths. Nice meandering paved walkway surrounded by nature. I've seen a…read moreton of squirrels, some rabbits and a deer while on my walks. It's about 1.5 miles round trip if you do the whole thing.

2020-11-08 Red Oaks County Park. Madison Heights, MI…read more I've been taking my kids to this playground for years, and I think it's one that is highly underrated. Don't know why I never tried checking in on Yelp, but now that I have, I see that it's not even on the map! Tucked away behind the Red Oaks Youth Soccer Complex, the entrance to the parking lot is off of Dartmouth Street which is accessed by either John R (to the east) or 12 Mile Rd. (to the south). At the corner of John R and 12 Mi is a large plaza with a Lowe's and the new BJ's Wholesale Club. This park is located north of BJ's. The Soccer Complex is visible from John R, but the playground isn't. Being primarily a soccer complex, there is lots (and I mean plenty!) of free parking. The complex is open to the public for all to enjoy; however, priority does go to scheduled matches. There is a snack bar, but that's only open when there are scheduled events. On the backside of the snack bar is a small sheltered pavilion overlooking the playground. From the parking lot, the playground does not appear to be very large; however, it you take a walk through it, it's bigger than it appears from your car. There is also an area for athletes to warm up or train (pull ups, inclined sit ups or push ups). The park also has all the elements of a typical playground; swings, slides, monkey bars, hanging wheels (roundabouts, not merry-go-rounds), rope cargo net, balance chain and bongo bridge climbers, and the list goes on. This park is rated for kids 5-12 years old, but there is a small play structure suitable for those under 5 (see pics). The playground is never busy (at least not when we come), probably because not many are aware of it, and I really think it's one of the better ones in Madison Heights. The venue is nice and compact. Parking is literally steps away, and there's a sheltered pavilion for parents to sit and watch over their kids. If you have young'uns and you're in the area, you need to check it out! 5 stars. For now, you can check out my pics! Ooops, almost forgot to talk about COVID. Here are the particulars: They do not have modified hours Masks are required per MI DHHS Emergency Order when social distancing can't be maintained They do not provide masks They do not provide hand sanitizer Restrooms are open from 10:00 to dusk Playground is NOT sanitized daily Social distancing signs posted Pavilion has large metal picnic tables which are not sanitized daily If you would like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company... Bon Appétit!

Came here with my 3 year old . The large structure is 5-12 and they have a toddler one . Nice…read morepavillion with shade and picnic tables too . My husband enjoyed the adult exercise scape ( its from the nineties it appears) . Lots of action with soccer games going on . Bathroom closed for the season ( October) .. but there was a port a potty and ample parking . We will come back next time we are in the neighborhood!

I decided to take my twins to this center for their first swim. The line to get in wasn't too long…read moreand we paid up front. The only unfortunate thing is that it can get pretty pricey with $20 a person and a season pass is over $600. We haven't been to any other swimming center so perhaps this is the standard all around. We walked in and went into the kid section. They have a small kid center. They have a little splash pad. The flooring is a little rough though. My kids feet got all messed up from the flooring. They had a little deeper section with a small slide too. We did go in there but they were both very cold. It was in the mid 70's range when we went. We decided to go into the big pool and it was so much warmer than the kiddie pools. The pool was large and there was a lot of room. The babies did enjoy their time at the pool. We would definitely try this place again.

Terribly treated by staff, she has red hair and I was trying to carry my brother because he can't…read morereally spend that while we're in the deep end and I was with my friends and while he was on my back and she said you are not allowed to be on each other's backs and I said well he doesn't know how to swim