Frida's wholeheartedly accepted our party of 14, 6 of which were kids ages 8 months - 11 years old. Not to mention it was President's day and the place was hoppin'. They have highchairs and booster seats, a kids menu and serve drinks in kid cups with lids and straws. Bummer that the bathroom doesn't have a changing table. I'd like to say you could wheel your stroller in there and use that because there certainly is room, but you'd have to make through the crowded bar area first with that stroller.

The food is awesome. The kids were eating off the regular menu too. The babies were munching on black, re-fried and pinto beans. Plus when they made the guacamole table-side the server was happy to accommodate our request for a scoop or two of plain avocado for the toddlers.

If you do take-out from here, be forewarned that they automatically add on a 10% gratuity.

I have stayed in the hotel on business, not with my kids but you can't beat the location. The particular stretch of beach in front of this hotel is absolutely amazing. Wide and flat, just wonderful.

The hotel itself is split into two parts - old (classic/historical) and newer (more modern/contemporary). If you care where you stay, you should definitely look at the rooms online and make a request before you arrive.

One more thing to note - they are a conference center, and a big one at that, so you might want to just ask if they are having any large groups in while you are vacationing there.

No hold barred this zoo is awesome. And you should plan a visit especially if you don't have access to a zoo on a regular basis. I took my 18 month and 5 year old here solo while in town for vacation. Like some of the other reviewers have mentioned this zoo is particularly hilly, so if you are pushing a stroller with one (or god forbid two) kids, get ready for a workout! Advice: go light. Pack the minimum. The zoo is top notch, they have just about everything you need there and the weather is generally nice so leave the 3rd "just in case" jacket in the car.

A couple of others have also mentioned spreading out your visit over 2 days with young kids. Yes - if you have the time. If not then hit unique animals you aren't going to see at other zoos.

We have been here a few times for birthday parties, but can't wait to go back with several families just for tubing, rock climbing, ice climbing or the amazing ropes course.

This is a great place to take kids that involves physical activity to get them outdoors in the winter. Even if there isn't enough snow for tubing, you can still do the winter challenge course. The adventure course also provides a "forced" opportunity for all participants to get to know each other as they have to work together as a team to get through it.

Upon arrival, the staff helps each kid get fitted with proper equipment (helmets, harnesses, etc) and off they go learning to navigate the climbing walls first, then on to scale some higher walls. After that they hit the ropes course. This place is filled with cargo nets, balance beams, an earthquake bridge, and tightropes all like 25' in the air! This is not for those with a fear of heights! But the kids were loving it! And all the while they were team building, if you will, or cementing their friendships even further. At the end they zip line it to back to the clubhouse.

There is a gigantic rainbow playground (bigger than anything I have every seen) perfect for all ages. I thought my 10 yr would have outgrown that by now, but nothing doing. It is so big, it made for the perfect game of tag.

From start to finish the staff was top notch. They are laid back enough to let the kids have fun, yet firm enough to enforce the rules and put safety first. They are kind and patient with the children and encourage them through everything making each one feel really good about what they have accomplished.

For your little aviation enthusiast this is the perfect place for lunch (even if you aren’t flying out of town!). When my kids were little we were regulars at One Flight Up. The pre- and post meal entertainment is invaluable. They have floor to ceiling windows perched above the runway and plenty of aircraft memorabilia around the restaurant to look at. And to boot, the food actually isn’t half bad. When you are all done, be sure to head down the hall to the old control tower which is now the Observation Deck to get a real bird’s eye view of things. Be forewarned though, it’s a steep climb up the stairs, no elevator for your stroller.