Sensory Towne

Sensory Towne is a nice option for a rainy day or for an indoor play space for kids. There are a variety of toys, small rooms, and activities including a slide, swings, rockers, a foam pit, doors that light up, building blocks, and a "relaxation" room. While the website indicates that babies as young as six months can play there, I think the place is ideal for slightly older kids - 18 months to young kids. I really liked that we could bring our own snacks and eat in the sitting area. Although we haven't stayed during the entire allotted time, we found that the prices are very reasonable for one-time passes.

I have been trying to find places where my son can fit in developmentally. Sensory Towne was one of the places found that he thrived in play there. He was around kids similar in size to him, he found he liked the ball pit and wanted to attempt crawling into them, he played with other children, and we participated in music class there. I was happy to see him playing and hope to bring him back soon!

My son and family had a blast at Sensory Towne for their Halloween Glow in the Dark Event. The cost was $25 and the event was from 1:00-3:00 p.m. They had character appear (Dinosaur/ Paw Patrol/ Poppy from Trolls/ Mickey Mouse) and dance with the kids. The play gym had so many additional fun rooms with foam blocks, sensory rooms with colorful light, swings and slides. The kids were allowed to run around and had free range throughout the play gym. The owner Kimberly was proactive assisting parents and making sure if they needed anything along with 2 additional assistants. They had drawing stations, painting stations and sticker stations. They had a ton of snacks, candies, goody bags, beverages and chips for the kids. Honestly, my son had a blast and was over joyed. He played, danced and laughed his little heart out. I will definitely be coming back to Sensory Towne for more events.

Pretty awesome. My 2 year old absolutely loved this place! Sensory slide is the biggest hit.

We LOVE Sensory Towne! It's very clean and so much fun for my little one. There are special events like sensory art projects on certain days or music and dance times. It's a really special place and we're so glad we found it! My so is 4 years old and he had a blast!

This is a fairly new play space for little kiddos! It's in a non descriptive strip mall off Baymeadows and Phillips ( next to Jax Bread Co) It's dull on the outside but far from it on the inside!All kinds of fun stuff inside...swings, foam pit, slide, toys, interactive video game floor, even a chill room with all kids of cool lights and areas to chill in. (See pics)It's probably geared towards 2-5 year olds, but I think older kids would enjoy too!The pricing is $12 for 2 hrs of play time which I thought was reasonable They also do fun events each month, for October they have a few Halloween events and we went to the Candy Apple party, which was adorable and fun..check their website for calendar!My 2 year old had a blast we would go back!

This is such an amazing place for children, are two and a half year old son had a blast playing on everything and making some new friends. The owner is very engaging and has a heart for children which is important when you have a business that is based around children. You can tell a lot of thought and care went into the design and the toys and activities that are there for the kids. Century Town also offers classes during the week but the kids can participate in so just story time, music and sensory art. There is a large playroom and smaller rooms with themes for the children to enjoy. There are tables and chairs there for snack time, parents are able to bring in outside food. The children need to wear grip socks to play and the parents need to wear socks when in the play area. The owner sanitizes often which was great to see. When speaking to Kimberly she also told us that they do a deep clean like removing all the foam from the pit to sanitize. We will definitely be back!

Wasted $52 to visit Sensory Towne today with my three kids, 6 months, 2, and 3.5 years. We had to pay regular sibling price for my 6 month old so that he could use a swing, we also all needed to purchase grippy socks including the baby who cannot walk. Inside there are 6 swings, a slide, and some sensory toys. The "spa" room which is meant to be an inclusive calming room had multiple exposed plugs as well as an exposed surge protector with chords. When I brought this to the attention of the woman working the front desk she shrugged her shoulders and said there wasn't a good solution. Personally, I believe at a sensory center if you can't make something safe you shouldn't do it. Her argument was parents should be watching their children but we all know it only takes a second for a young child to get into something unsafe. Especially considering many children with varying levels of special needs may be visiting and have limited understanding of safety rules. All in all it was a small space that quickly was too crowded with very limited activities and various safety concerns.

I took my son here for the first time last week and he had a B L A S T!! It was worth every penny that I spent for those two hours. I really like that this place doesn't have a set schedule, so we could come in anytime during open play day. It's locally owned and the owner runs the place, not just some random teenagers who don't care about the kids. I love how clean it is and the kids don't wear shoes inside the play area. There are plenty of chairs and tables at the waiting area for parents to hang while the kids run around. It's $12/2 hours open play. Their calendar is posted weekly on Facebook and every Wednesday, they have also art class for the kids to play with sand and playdo, making art projects etc. My little one loves the big slide, and pretty much everything else in there. They have a couple of different swings, ball pit areas and many many more fun things.They also offer birthdays and parties with Disney characters, so that's something I'm looking to do for my son's birthday this year. I highly recommend this place and it's definitely worth checking out :)

Took my 5 year old daughter to Sensory Towne on multiple occasions. "The parents night outs" and their seasonal events are the best. We mostly loved the "Easter Bunny party", "Christmas whit Santa & the Grinch" and their Halloween events. These guys do put a lot of effort to please the little ones. Great and safe environment. I would highly recommend. :)