The Wonder Place

Yay! So worth the money! The kids had a Great time! Literally every toy we never wanted to play with was there. It was cleaned and organized and well thought out

Love this place for my 4 and 2 year old. It keeps them away from the hot sun and there’s so much to do inside. It does get a bit chilly inside if you get cold easily like me.
They have a cute kids market, vet area, books, sand area, theater, and play structure with a small slide.
They also have a baby and toddler area which is really cute for the littlest ones.
The little water area is fun to go fishing but make sure your kids don’t drink the water.
They have different art activities each day so it makes it fun for the kids.
Price is decent ($ 7 per person including the 1^st adult) but I would suggest you getting a punch card for $ 100 for 20 punches or sign up for a year membership if you come often. If you’re a member you get 10% off the toys! :)
Owners are so sweet so that’s a plus!

Years ago, I took my nieces to the Wonderplace. Now that I have a son of my own, I’ve been looking for adventures outside the home, as my son is a busy body, needs lots of stimulation, and loves kids of all ages.
This was a perfect spot! Since it really caters to 5 years old and under, he wasn’t being run over (since he is at the crawling stage.) The water table with high chairs is great, and he just loved many of the play sections, overall. The toys could use a little refresh — many have been around quite awhile. But we enjoyed it!

This has been by far one of the best additions to Little Rock for children. It is packed full of exciting activities and at the same time not so large that you worry about losing a child if they run ahead of you. There is a specific 2 and under section and even a shoe free baby zone. Sand, water, a bakery and market. Puzzles and mind games, books and a dollhouse. A vet, a stage, puppets, a daily craft– You can’t get bored. My four year old could stay busy all day. Kind owners and a reasonable price!

This is a great place to take my very active and curious 3 year old son. If we lived closer I would definitely purchase the discounted visit pass. He enjoys everything here but really loves the car and train tables, water table and the play market. Lots of great opportunities for imaginative play here! This is our go to place for rainy day fun. :)

We took our three year old here as a break from the monotony of a cross-​country car ride. It was a little hard to find since Google maps put the locator on the wrong building, but after finding it we were impressed. There were a couple simple rules, like make sure if your kid makes a mess to just make sure you pretty up the area for the next child that would use it (what you would think is a common courtesy). We decided to keep our daughter from going into new areas after about the fourth one because the children previous had trashed the area and the parents just left it as such. Maybe that is their idea of tidy, but a reasonable person wouldn’t. I’m not holding the staff or the facility accountable. Overall, we got some great pictures of my daughter having a blast and she slept very well for the next leg of our journey. When we stopped for the night se asked to go back to the «playground» she was at earlier, so she even liked it.

We were visiting family in Arkansas and looking for a place my 2 year old could have some rainy day fun. Great indoor play space for those 0 – 4. My daughter loved the sand box and water table/​stream portions of the space. Beautifully done and very comparable to similar play spaces we are accustomed to back home in San Francisco but with a hometown feel, e.g. renaming the farmers market ‘River Market’, etc.
I took one star off for price– 7.50 for child and $ 7 for 1^st adult. Other adult is free. It’s pretty ridiculous to have to pay admission for adults – we never have to for the indoor play spaces in SF. Tip to the proprietor, up your admit fee to $ 10 – 11 but let adults in for free and only charge children that way folks don’t feel ripped off. Otherwise a nice place to spend a rainy day.

I took my 5 year old nephew. I read either on the Wonder Place’s website or on my Living Social deal that the place is intended for up to age 8. I think 5 is probably the limit. He liked it and he found stuff to keep himself entertained for a little while, but we were there less than an hour before we were both ready to leave. He also commented on the way in that it looked like a place «for babies» and it «smelled like diapers.» I would definitely go back but with my younger nieces and nephews, no one over age 4. Cool place for a birthday party for that age. Friendly service, plenty of parent/​guardian seating, and I liked that there was a box to put things that might need washing.