Galia Webb

We came here on Labor Day and they had a great deal for the day of $20 per person for three hours. Normally it’s $20 for one hour. Or there is a yearly or fall membership ( no monthly anymore because of scammers I was told) It’s still a quite pricey to pay $100 for half a days worth of activities, plus another $20 for the arcade and maybe $10 for chips and drinks at the vending machines , but we had a ton of fun.

Maybe halve of the place is trampolines and the other halve is bouncy castle stuff. I would like to see sofas for adults to sit in as most people have to resort to sitting in the massage chairs or the picnic tables.

When we visited unfortunately the zip line was not functioning and the ball pit is also gone. The x treem bounce trampoline room is really fun to try. Some of the arcade games were broke so you could not play more than one race car game at a time, but I like the overall selection of the arcade games, classic good fun. ( the air hockey is awesome! )

I was surprised that even our twelve year old enjoyed this place. It may not be a very large children’s museum, but every nook and cranny is filled with various games and activities. I liked that there are a few make-believe areas; doctor, astronaut, farmers market and builder areas. This is a pre-schoolers dream . Our eight year old daughter enjoyed building a giant wall out of giant pieces of wood, nuts and bolts. There are also lots of building/craft areas.

We spent a couple hours at the place and there were still plenty of exhibits the kids had not yet played with left to discover.

In front of the entrance there are some fun kids activities also, including a play structure.

On the other side of the parking lot is a large pond/lake full of geese that would be fun to feed.

I would definitely give this five stars if it wasn’t for the electric shock my daughter got from the metal posts in the play area. It was cloudy and I imagine it would be worse and more frequent shocks in the sun.

Otherwise this park is gorgeous and luxurious. The play area structures are so thick and sturdy an adult can easily climb. There are climbing nooks everywhere for lots of creative use of the play structures also.

All the play structures are shaded and there is a really nice and clean looking restroom building alongside.

There is a basketball area and tennis courts as well as a large open area for soccer or other sports. There is also a large multiple table and grill shaded area available.

The park is excellently maintained with the classic Vegas view of the mountains and stylish looking apartment buildings.

All the grass is however allowed to go yellow. So it doesn’t look as green as in the other photos anymore. I believe this is because of the new law that requires all non functional grass to stop being watered in Vegas.

There is a large playground for kids in excellent new condition . There are no super high drops, even on the older kids structure, which is a relief because smaller kids always go up on these things. The playground is far from the road so even though there’s no fence it feels pretty relaxed and in addition the road is quite . The park itself stretches out much further than the playground in an oval shape. Lots of paths take you through pretty shaped hedges with new and clean picnic tables each with a barbecue and trash bin. Lots of trees to provide shade. Lots of paths provide ample opportunity for scootering or walking your dog. It’s also pretty empty and therefore serene. The grass is green and lush and in general the park is very well maintained and has a very clean look and feel.

There is also two tennis courts (which can be reserved in advance) , a basketball court and a rollerblading/roller hockey court!

This park is amazing. It is a historical site with a museum. However, be aware that there are a lot of homeless people. If you are worried about safety because you have kids or you care otherwise, you will have an unpleasant feeling which you will fight hard to ignore , but is that even a good thing?

I wish they had a place to go. We pay such high taxes and can’t even go to the local parks in peace. There are very few homeless shelters around.