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Jboogie’s 4-star review: Easy street parking in the morning if you get here before 9am. It's a 4 hour turnaround time. The gym is huge giving space for babies to run around safely. However, the floor is concrete, so if a baby falls and his/her head, that could be a big ouchy for them. I read a previous Yelp review that early in the morning, there is an adult bootcamp that happens here and people dont take off their sneakers. Eww. We took an intro class to check it out but there is less interaction of the teacher with the kiddos compared to the Little Gym in Millbrae. There were definitely more props here: Toys Baby Swings to latch on into the air Storytime Dancing around in a circle Flipping kiddos with a cushion underneath them Climbing apparatus. -
Jboogie’s 3-star review: Took my little one to this playgroup. I didn't like it too much. Too much sand and woodchips on the ground. Plus it was hilly to go up/down the road to get here. The playsets were wooden which I prefer not to have my little one climb on it in case he gets a splinter on his finger.. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: New park in the Bay Meadows community. They have street parking. Every Monday is mom/dad day and they have special events held at the park. Probably will come back once the weather gets warmer. -
San Francisco, CA, United States
Jboogie’s 3-star review: Took my toddler to a preview of a Gymboree class. I like how it is distinguished by "levels/age groups" instead of names which often gets confusing for me. Play area was clean, however I did notice that the play structure is made from wooden panels which can dangerous for toddlers if they bang their head/body party on it. More singing and puppet animation would probably be appreciated. I liked how the teacher used some "signs" with my toddler. First time name tags are given which was nice. Need to reevaluate before I decide to sign my toddler up. -
Jboogie’s 3-star review: Parking - Lot is $8-$10 depending if you go on a weekday or a weekend New signage and a lot of donors. Variety of species - We were almost done within the span of an hour! New kid play area as you enter. Take advantage of SF resident day on 1st Wednesday of the month or a Costco Family membership. Reciprocity applies for other zoos as well. Check online. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: Really nice park with a backdrop of the mountains and vast grass land. There are some shady areas which is perfect on a hot day. Parking - It's not paved but gravel with plenty of spots Bathroom facilities - I think I saw one but I did not go in They have a 2-3 year tot lot and a 3 to 5 year old playing area that is divided. It's in the obscure part of Pacifica and not directly off the freeway. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: Great for a mom who wants to put a baby in the stroller and just to get some incline exercise! Loved this paved hike. It's a slow incline upward. It's partly shaded and I loved seeing the goats near by since it's for vegetation control. Easy parking off Edgewood/280 freeway. Walk with a friend as it's kind of quiet path and dogs can be unleashed! -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: Primrose is the wrong address. It's on Alcazar/Hunt Drive off 280N Trousdale. Yelp needs to update the address. Neat park for 3-5 year olds. There is street parking. There is the non-skid floor which I like and they also have a sand pit area. The baseball field is huge too. -
Jboogie’s 5-star review: Gated. Nice cushioned flooring. Not wood chips Clean bathroom Easy Parking Sand area with a shovel bulit into the sandbox Toddler play area vs an older children play area. Best park that I've been to and it's across the street from Target! -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: $4 indoor play lot for toddlers. It's inside a gymnasium at the DC recreation center. On rainy days if you want to take your tot out to play, this indoor play area is perfect. Easy lot parking too. It's only open Fridays from 10-2pm. Winter hours might be different so call ahead. You can eat indoors on the side of the bleachers. -
Jboogie’s 3-star review: It's a free museum for kids. It took me a while on my gps to find this place. Lot parking gets filled up so arrive early or park on the side street. Not really a great place for toddler (there is a tot room and the tree house area is lame). -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: I had a 2 year old birthday party here from 10-12pm. Pros: +clean venue +two helpers to assist with organizing and picking up decorations and prep material from your car (make sure you call the # because they could not hear the back door bell ring (it's a blue door. There should be a label or address # on it so it makes it easier for people to recognize it is Diddalidoo). +5 hour parking lot on Mastick Ave. 2 hour free parking on the street +Size of the place was great; you can keep an eye on your child and still chi chat with your guests Con- - Two hours is too short for a party time when you want to cater food and serve lunch We catered at Sweet and Natural (one block down the street). The caterer is super accommodating too (included glass platters for food). -
Jboogie’s 3-star review: $140/night with AAA membership. $10/parking fee on the lot (rip off!). $ amount for resort fee and taxes. Total was $170/night. The building looks new from the outside but inside it is pink and peach color. It needs an upgrade of the interior for sure. Bed was soft (per the husband) but it was alright for me. We picked this hotel because we wanted a suite for our toddler (2 years old). The suite is equipped with a small sink, microwave, and a mini fridge. We were on the 3rd floor and it wasn't too noisy at all (we faced the inside of the atrium). Pros+ the continental breakfast downstairs (omelets made to order, bagels, danishes, yogurt, fruit, bacon, eggs, sausage, toast, drinks). They have happy hour night too starting at 530-730 where they serve shirley temple's, sangria, chips and dip/salsa. wifi is $10/night -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: Awesome place to visit. Get there early so you can score street metered parking (some streets offer 12 hour to 4 hour parking). We paid $5/3 hours. Not bad and only two blocks away. We bought our tickets in advance at AAA. $4/off per adult. Usual cost is $40 and please don't wait in line. There are two floors but we whisked through it pretty quickly spending majority of our time in the "open sea" area to watch the feeding. *NOTE* they only feed the tuna fish on certain days (lame in my opinion). We ate lunch at Cindy's cafe (salad/soup/pizza). Go early to avoid lines. Notables - the jellyfish area and the touch pool. -
Jboogie’s 3-star review: Gated playground. Street neighborhood parking. There is a sandbox. No bathrooms. There is a tennis court adjacent to playground. See my photos -
Jboogie’s 3-star review: $5 open toddler gym M/W from 11-12 and Tue/Thursday 12-1. Call to check for times. It looks nice from the outside but the interior is just okay. It was cold in a big space. The toddler area is on the red carpet. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: Two play areas. Enclosed. No bathrooms. There is a basketball area and a huge lawn. There is also a rock climbing area. What I like about this park is that it is padded flooring so even when kids fall, it's not like they are falling on concrete. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: I wouldn't say they have ample parking but the turn over is pretty quick. There is a sandbox and bathroom in the playground area. My little one enjoyed this park. Come early and bring a bike or make it a picnic!! -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: We came here for Earth Day and I never knew this place existed. Great place for toddler/kids outing (I heard of this spot from Redtri). They have mini sharks and fish tanks for children. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: Shady on a nice day. Wood chip lawn area. They are building a new section of the park and I can't wait to check it out. It is off the freeway but fenced. I did not see any bathrooms? -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: Crowded. A lot of kids. Come early or on a weekday to beat the crowds. There is a library and tennis court facility in this park too. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: New park in the SSF neighborhood. New structure. It's geared toward 5 years old and older (I think). No bathrooms. Easy parking. There is a doberman dog that lives in the house next to the park. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: I love this place for kids to run around in. It's especially nice when has both indoor and outdoor area. The cafe could be improved upon for kids with food allergies ( I saw that they sell PB&J). A lot of seating area but I would just bring lunch. It has a beautiful view of the GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE. If you use a library card program, you can bring an adult and one child in for free. We paid $16 for another child. They are ramping up there exhibits and the projected timeline will be done sometime in 2021. Free parking -
Jboogie’s 3-star review: Neat park that is hidden off Old County Road. You have to bypass a bunch of auto mechanic shops before you see this playground. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: I really like this park. There is a bathroom. It is off 280 Edgewood. The kids play area is covered with a yellow tarp. There is a walk track as well. Parking can be limited if there is an event going on. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: Love this outdoor space for my preschooler. They have hostels to rent and we toured the kitchen and living area. They have radiant heated floors! It's honor system for paying $5/car. -
Jboogie’s 4-star review: No bathroom but there is a water fountain. There is also a basketball area. Some seating area/benches. Its a quiet park (street residential parking). We accidently discovered this park after eating at Hometown and Hot Wok! -
Palo Alto, CA, United States
Jboogie’s 4-star review: Neat little place. We went to check out the Lego exhibit during the winter time. It was crowded!!! The wait was about 15 minutes in line. It was $3/ per person. Street parking was abundant. -
Jboogie’s 3-star review: This is a gated park. I didn't see a bathroom? Play structure was okay. -
Jboogie’s 3-star review: It's right by the Parkside library. The library is small. It's on a busy street but there is easy street parking. The 2-5 kids play area is gated and the other section is not.