Kids Birthday Party Places in the Bay Area (Parent Reviews)

Erynn said:  Party packages at KidsPark include face painting, an art project, group games, favors for each guest, and a gift for the birthday child.

Erynn said:  The motto at Pixie Hall is "art for everyone," and this philosophy starts at the preschool class level with art projects featuring kid-friendly supplies. Birthday parties include supervised staff members providing creative art instruction, materials and take-home project(s).

Erynn said:  Birthday parties at Lindsay Wildlife include 2 hours in the private party room, a 15-20 minute animal experience during the party, a plushie stuffed animal gift for the birthday child, and free admission to the Exhibit Hall and daily programming for all party guests.

Erynn said:  This playhouse is anything but petite: this indoor playground in San Francisco spans 10,000 square feet with slides, sports courts, tunnels, climbing features, and more. Birthday parties cover open play time, a party room, and a party coordinator.

Erynn said:  CuriOdyssey is a non-profit science museum and zoo that lets kids observe wild animals, experiment with scientific phenomena and let the natural world answer their questions. Parties here include free admission for guests and a party room.

Erynn said:  Does your birthday child have a need for speed? As long as they meet the height requirements, they can have their very own shot at winning a Go Kart race against their friends. The top finishers (and of course the birthday kiddo!) will be celebrated on the podium!

Erynn said:  Parties at Junior Chef Stars are designed as a time for everyone to have fun and be creative in the kitchen! They have a variety of themes available to suit your taste.

Erynn said:  Urban Putt is part restaurant, part miniature golf, and totally cool even for older kids.

Erynn said:  The Wave at Emerald Glen Park offers year-round pool party packages. They take care of all the planning and details so that you can enjoy the party with the kiddos!

Erynn said:  Kids will find all kinds of throwback games at High Scores--they call them retro now, but Pac-Man, Star Wars, Donkey Kong, Mortal Kombat II, and more make up the 400+ games available at this venue. Private birthday parties can include all the gaming you can stand!

Erynn said:  Gymboree is known for active kids' play in a safe and nurturing environment, as well as high-quality mommy and me classes around San Francisco. Birthday parties at Gymboree include a special theme, private gym time, and personalized attention. Partygoers can climb, jump, slide, and play.

Erynn said:  GAMA is a techie kid's ideal party venue, with plenty of video games and motion simulator rides. Even teens will want to invite their friends to this spot for some healthy gaming competition. Birthday parties can include use of the party room plus GAMA ride cards that are good for bumper cars, video games, and more.

Erynn said:  California Academy of Sciences is a must do when visiting San Francisco with kids. It is also a great place to host a party. Birthday parties here offer an action-packed array of science-themed events and activities.

Erynn said:  Sporty kids will be in their element at Hi-Five with active play that keeps them moving the entire time. Sports party goers can enjoy playing their favorite team sports like flag football, basketball, and soccer, as well as food and cake time, and more free play.

Erynn said:  For kids with summer birthdays, this popular water park near San Francisco keeps things cool all around. Attractions include a lazy river, pool, splash pad, water slides, and more. Party packages include all day admission, sunscreen for kids, pizza, and Dippin Dot ice cream.

May - September