My kids love this place. We've taken classes, spent 2 summers here for camp, and they hosted a…read morebirthday party for my daughter. 5 stars for all! Maria is super sweet and very accommodating. Miriam is a coach who is also a mother and is amazing with the little one

Still here at Cats. My son and daughter love it here. I'd like to say I know enough to say they…read morehave everything you need, but I've watched the Olympics and they have all the stuff you see there. Trampolines, harnesses, mats and rings oh my!

This place is gorgeous! It's in a nice quiet part of Jupiter so it feels peaceful here. There's…read moreplenty to see, including the animals in their spacious homes and of course the gift shop. The staff is very friendly here too. Well worth visiting again and again.

What a great facility and experience! Donations for your entry fee and volunteers are great in…read moreanswering questions.

Phenomenally fun group birthday experience with extremely helpful owner and staff…read more Fairly fast karts, safety first. Provided qualifying race and championship race with medal for P1-P3. Highly recommend.

We recently hosted our 10-year-old's party at K1 Speed, and it was a wonderful experience! The…read morestaff was friendly, kind, and incredibly accommodating from start to finish. They were attentive throughout the party, always nearby and ready to help whenever we needed anything. They allowed us to bring a cake as well as decorations. They made the entire event run smoothly, allowing us to relax and enjoy celebrating with our guests. The kids had an amazing time racing, and everyone left with smiles on their faces. We truly appreciate the excellent customer service and would definitely recommend K1 Speed for a fun, stress-free event.

I had such a memorable experience at Muse Paintbar in Palm Beach Gardens doing their "Paint Your…read morePet" event. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted immediately and felt welcomed. The staff was incredibly patient, helpful, and supportive throughout the entire night, which made the experience even more enjoyable. When we arrived, our canvases were already outlined with our pets, which made it feel so personal and special right away. This was a really meaningful night out for me and my friend. They provided smocks so our clothes stayed clean, and there was both an instructor and additional staff members walking around constantly assisting everyone. Even though the event lasts about three hours, the time went by quickly because everyone is focused and engaged. The instructors guide you step by step, and they even dim the lights at certain points so you can use the small light on your canvas to better see reflections and details while painting. That part was really unique and helpful. One small suggestion I would make is that instead of having to constantly use our phones as a reference photo, it would be helpful to have a printed picture of our pet at the table for easier viewing. It felt a bit repetitive unlocking my phone throughout the process. As for food we tried the sampler platter ($18.50) which included mozzarella sticks, pretzel bites, and boneless wings. Unfortunately, the food was very disappointing and not enjoyable for us--the pretzels were hard and tasted burnt, and overall the quality wasn't great for the price. However, I really enjoyed my cocktail, the yuzu pineapple spritz, which was refreshing and well made. Despite the food experience, I would absolutely return for another painting event. The actual paint experience was creative, meaningful, and so well guided by the staff. It truly made for a special night out. I would just recommend coming for the art and maybe skipping the food. The reason I give it 5 stars is the experience!

Very fun! We didn't purchase any food or drinks but enjoyed our experience. The instructor was…read morepatient and kind. The facility is very clean and we felt very taken care of. We painted a sunrise beach scene and both me and my mom were very happy with the way our paintings came out. The class was paced well and we started on time. Only 4 other people at 12 on a Sunday. The price is a little expensive. But it was worth it if we don't do it all the time. Would come back again another time I visit.

Went axe throwing with family; I was very impressed with Madd Hatcher's! Very clean, well designed…read moreinterior space that is family friendly. In addition to axe throwing there is a bar with drinks and food items and other games such as jenga and connect four. The axe throwing provides many game choices providing plenty of entertainment. Owner was very friendly and helpful providing everyone tips on ways to better axe throw. This was our first time at Madd Hatcher's but it won't be our last!

The Loxahatchee River Center is located in Burt Reynolds Park. According to their website "The…read moremission of the River Center is to foster a sense of environmental stewardship for the Loxahatchee River's diverse watershed with quality education programs, exhibits and meaningful events." This small eco museum is dedicated to educating the public about the Loxahatchee River which is home to many endangered and threatened animals like woodstorks and manatees. Along the banks of the river it is common to see alligators, turtles, river otters, deer, raccoon, turkey, bald eagles, owls, heron, ibis, egrets, gopher tortoise, osprey, storks, scrub jay and many other species. Some of the more common types of fish in the river include bass, panfish, mullet, snook, tarpon, redfish and jacks. The Loxahatchee River flows through a 260 square mile ecosystem that includes the communities of Jupiter, Tequesta, Juno Beach, Jupiter Island, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Jupiter Farms, Hobe Sound and Palm Beach Gardens. After gently flowing through freshwater creeks and down into a brackish estuary, the river enters the Jupiter Inlet before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean. In 1985 the Loxahatchee River was federally designated a wild and scenic river, one of only two such designated rivers in Florida. if you are interested in exploring the river more closely, kayaks and canoes can be rented at Riverbend Park. This small free museum is set up in a circle. On the outside of the building is a timeline of Jupiter history starting with 6000-5000 BC when the Loxahatchee River watershed was formed. Inside you will see interpretative signs about Jupiter shark explorations, where the drinking water comes from and goes, and how to balance water use. While the museum is geared toward children I enjoyed all of the aquariums containing the fish and turtles you would find in the river along with some saltwater tanks. They also have a touch tank that you can explore with a staff member. In addition to the museum the Loxahatchee River Center offers various classes and programs throughout the year. A full list of events can be found on their website. If you have a few minutes to spare in Jupiter it is well worth stopping here to learn about the river that is so important to the ecosystem health of this area.

Outstanding in every way. They have a fantastic education…read morecenter. They have classes for local and state learning issues. They have a fun archery course that would be great for everyone to try. The staff is fantastic. Everyone loves this local gem.

The food and drinks are so delicious! The space is perfect for littles and their imagination. The…read moreowner was there and she's just the sweetest and super attentive. Love it here!

My daughter was with this school for a little over a year. While it wasn't our first choice, it was…read moreone of the only schools that didn't have a long waitlist.She started in Miss Christine's class which we loved. She loved her teachers and her classmates. We always got photos and updates at the end of the day, and were very happy with how things were going. When she transitioned to the next class, things went downhill. Off the bat we didn't have the same good feeling about the teachers compared to her last class. It was an overall colder vibe, not as caring. My daughter has ALOT of emotions (terrible two era) so I understand this can take a toll on the teachers. But I didn't appreciate how every day when I picked my daughter up, she seemed like she had been crying for long durations. One day, she came home with marks on her hand. I know one of the teachers has long nails but didn't say anything because it could have come from a child. However, none of the teachers commented on the marks which to me was a red flag (usually we would get an incident report or at least the teacher would tell us what happened). Another time, after picking my daughter up, she kept repeating in the car "stop crying, stop crying." When I asked her who said that, she said teacher. I showed her photos of her teachers and there was clearly one aid who she seemed scared of. After this, I immediately pulled her out (also after seeing a similar review from a student in the same class). When the head of the school met with me after I pulled my daughter, she seemed very protective of her staff and I almost felt like she was trying to tell me I was wrong for pulling my daughter out. However, I am SO thankful I did. We transitioned her to Bluffs School and things have improved significantly. The teachers are all warm and have great energy, I love the director, and the tuition is only slightly more than The Learning Experience! Overall, we're happy we made the move. I also was to mention that you should read the positive reviews on Yelp. At least one is from an individual who thought they were posting a review for a toy store. Mistakes happen, but what I think is gross is The Learning Experience commented on that review thanking them for the positive review (see photo- in case they try to get this deleted).

This was our child's first daycare and within 10 days we had to pull him out due to serious neglect…read moreand abuse. He came home starving (with untouched food in his backpack), in urine-soaked clothes despite multiple outfit changes packed, and even signed in on days he wasn't there. Staff admitted they hadn't completed training, and the director "lost" medical paperwork we provided on day one. The final straw: I found deep nail marks on his arm, back, chest, and legs in different stages of healing, plus bruising on his ribs. I have proof from bath time the night before and security cameras the morning of drop-off that he had no marks, meaning this happened while in their care. The director dismissed it as a "lanyard," refused to let me file a complaint, and then willfully downplayed and excluded key facts (what marks were there, how many, and who was responsible). In doing so, she was culpable, negligent, and more concerned with protecting herself than protecting children. Later we learned other children had similar injuries, and that teachers were dragging crying kids into bathrooms, shutting the door, and isolating them as punishment. Two teachers were only let go after another staff member resigned and reported it to the health department. The result? My son developed night terrors, became withdrawn, and was referred by our pediatrician to play therapy to recover from the trauma. I don't normally write reviews, but parents deserve the truth: this center is unsafe, almost never in compliance, and still licensed. The director's willful negligence makes her directly responsible for failing the children in her care.