Randall Lewis Second Story And Beyond

This is such a cute STEAM focused place to take your kids! It's reasonably priced. My kids love anything science and space, so they had a blast. It's on the second floor in the library. The place is not too big but there's still so many different activities and little attractions. Honestly such a great in door place to take your kids to run around and get some energy out.

First and foremost. TAKE EXTRA CLOTHING!! If your little one enjoys water I HIGHLY recommend you take extra clothing. Especially if visiting during colder days. The water was a HUGE hit for my little ones and honestly that's all they really enjoyed doing. The indoor jungle gym was too big for them to do alone and everything else didn't hold their attention as much as the water table. It's pretty small which makes it way too expensive for the price. The San Bernardino county museum is free and a lot bigger than this. Unfortunately I don't really see myself coming back but my kiddos did enjoy this.

It was baby and toddler friendly. But I would have liked to see a nursing room. My son is 10 months old and enjoyed the spinner wall the most. I personally enjoyed the rocket launching and appreciated the various sitting options and reading nooks.

Amazing place to take your kids, took our Son Yesterday he had a BLAST! Staff is super friendly and great with sanitizing items.Multiple areas and activities to enjoy10/10 recommend

After having visited, this place is too expensive for the number of activities they have.

My three year old absolutely loved this place! This was our first time coming and we'll definitely be coming back. Everything was clean and staff was friendly and kept up with the place. Restrooms were clean! Definitely a must go!

My two toddlers enjoyed their experience here. It's not very big but entertaining enough. My kids spent most of the time at the water table. When we went it wasn't overly packed so that made the experience more enjoyable. Clean restrooms, clean snack areas, looks like the employees maintain it really well. Employees were friendly and kept things organized. Nice and cool inside on a hot day.

Took my two boys here today ages 2 and 4. I was excited to check it out. First thing to mention it's kinda pricey for what it is. 16$ for adults and 15$ for kids is steep because honestly it's small and the only thing my little kids could really be into was the water table area. They couldn't do the climbing wall, they couldn't go into the large indoor playground thing because each platform level was kinda high and difficult for my 4 year old, even with me in there to help it's odd. Especially if it's crowed. My main concern and issue is the lack of safety measures put in place, for example the stairs. There's no gate or door stopping my two year from heading down the staircase. And if you're the only parent with multiple kids is hard sometimes to keep an eye on one while the other is running around.Honestly not what I expected especially for shelling out 46$ dollars for my kids to essentially play at a water table and walk around in circles. I can see it being more exciting and fun for older kids. Maybe?

First and foremost, it's so nice to have a place like this local to us. Most are in OC and are quite a bit of a drive. The cost to get in is $15 children and $16 per adult. For us, a family of three it costed $50 to get in. Now this place is nice but I definitely think it's overpriced and I'm not sure I would go back often because of it. Or maybe offer discounts - homeschooling? Discount. First responder, teacher, military- discount. Whatever it is. We actually considered the membership because it would have been a much better cost but they were not willing to "upgrade" our day pass to a membership. So for us, it might be a once in a great while thing. Next, the place was nice and educational. The water table was a big hit. The other centers were just ok but the place is nice. Very small place but nice. One thing I thought was dumb was there is no re entry. I don't understand this. I have a kid, kids eat often. If we left to go eat and come back that was not allowed. Another thing I'd be interested to see is more seating for the parents. Especially around the water table area. But for me, a big no no was the fact that there are very steep stairs that are right next to the water table without a gate. I felt like I had to hover over my toddler just to make sure she didn't go in that direction. Seriously unsafe for kids. Oh! And they have very large floor transitions (the floor from hard to carpet had "transition" sealing pieces or whatever they're called - my daughter tripped over them twice. Lastly, I hope they have a good cut off number of people to enter at once. We went today and because the place is so small, it would have been much less enjoyable if they allowed anymore people in. Overall here's the deal. This place is nice. It's clean. It's not exactly safe yet but those issues can be fixed. The educational content is great. There's a lot a toddler can learn there if there's not too many people. The cost is too pricey to go often in my opinion but they could remedy that with discounts. I would recommend it but I would have a few concerns to share too.

This place is so cute. It's not too big, and not expensive but there are quite a few things to do. We spent about an hour there I would definitely recommend and take again for all ages