My daughter 7yo, did the camp in the sarataga area. She had a great time partner on with older kids…read moreand learning core civic and urban planning concepts. She builds Lego sets in her free time, so it was good to see her apply these concepts. I would recommend this to my circle.

My almost-8yo has done camps here multiple times. He loves solving urban planning problems with…read moreLegos. He always makes new friends, gets to collaborate a ton and it is a great outlet for his creativity as well! Highly recommend this place!

My son had a great time. He was 4 years old and the youngest in the group but he likes Legos and he…read moremanaged to join and enjoy fine for a your age. We highly recommend the camp it starts for kids as young as 4. He'll definitely do it again next year for more than one section.

I do not recommend this camp for young children, especially 4-year-olds…read more My son attended BrainVyne LEGO Camp at Cubberley Community Center for two days, and our experience was very disappointing and concerning. The classroom is small, poorly ventilated, and uncomfortably hot. The children spend most of the time sitting at tables assembling LEGO independently, with very little guidance or group interaction. This does not feel like a camp environment, especially for younger kids. On the first day, my son (who does not speak English) had no real interaction with other children and spent most of the time sitting alone. He did not use the restroom at all during a full day (9:00 AM-2:30 PM), which already raised concerns about supervision. On the second day, I specifically asked staff to remind him to use the restroom and assist him if needed. I was told they would have another child take him instead of an adult, which is not appropriate for a 4-year-old, especially one who does not speak English. He ended up having a bathroom accident. Staff called me but refused to help him change, even though he had spare clothes in his backpack. When I arrived 30-40 minutes later, my son was sitting outside in wet clothes, crying, with no meaningful support provided. Staff made no real effort to comfort him or help resolve the situation. This was extremely distressing for my child and not an acceptable level of care. Overall concerns: - Lack of supervision for young children - No assistance in basic situations (bathroom, changing) - Inappropriate expectations for a 4-year-old - Minimal engagement or structured activities - Uncomfortable indoor conditions This experience did not meet basic expectations for safety, care, or age-appropriate programming.

We had the best time at our daughter's birthday party at Risibisi. The booking process was simple…read moreand the whole team was so kind and amazing at the event. All we had to do was bring snacks, pizza and decorations (but even those were not needed because the space is so bright and lovely). All the kids loved making the mini worlds and the two teachers were so patient and helpful making sure the kids got help where needed and enough supplies. The entire space is instagram worthy :) Thank you for a great time!

My daughter had her birthday party here, and it was wonderful! Nabiya and Veronica are amazing--so…read morepatient with all the girls' questions and always ready to help with anything. I really appreciate their flexibility in accommodating two late arrivals and keeping the rest of the kids entertained while waiting. This place is truly a hidden gem in town. We can't wait for the camps next summer!

It has been four months since my five year old son attended the Imaginif Space and Sports Camps and…read morehe is still talking about it! Tonight before bed he wanted to know how many more days till he gets to go again and if I could please add Spy Camp as well. My son had so much fun! He loved everything about the camps...and so did I. The Space Camp was very realistic, well planned out and detailed. The props and special effects were amazing. My son came home every day excited to share all of the information he had learned that day about space, astronauts and rockets. We were very impressed with how educational the camp was. Throughout the week my son was so excited to gather little souvenirs from his experiences at the Space Camp and they are still among his most prized possessions. He was thrilled with all the special props he was able to use and with the space themed crafts he made. The Sports Camp was excellent. I really appreciated that it wasn't your typical sports camp. In addition to the typical sports you might see at a camp, the Imaginif Sports Camp also included archery, golf and rock climbing. I was so impressed that every skill the camp introduced was taught by a professional. It made the experiences very worthwhile for my son. He was exhausted when I picked him up each day. He gave it his all and loved every minute of it. The camp staff were so kind and enthusiastic. You could tell that the entire camp experience was planned with a lot of thought and attention to detail. The attention given to each child was impressive as well. We are so pleased with our experience with Imaginif, we will definitely be attending again.

Imaginif was my kids' favorite out of 5 of the most popular camps in our area that they attended…read morethis past summer. My 7 year old daughter and 5 year old son participated in A-mazing Race, Space Camp, and Sports Camp and loved all of them. I signed them up for this camp because I was intrigued by the concept; now that my family has experienced Imaginif, I am happy to attest that it exceeded my expectations. Several aspects set Imaginif apart for me: the professional ambience that founders Sharon & David create with creative props and costumes, the intimacy of a family-run camp and relatively small group of campers that makes for a more personal experience, and the unique enrichment activities that are offered. On the latter, my husband and I also benefited from our kids' exposure to several of the enrichment activities. For example, Sharon & David organized a post-camp activity for campers and families to go to Moffett Field to launch the Estes rockets the kids had built at Space Camp. It was an unforgettable experience that our family would never have known about if not for Imaginif. Our kids can't wait to go back to Imaginif Camp next summer!

I am not happy with my son's camp experience at this camp. While they offer an instruction into…read morevarious camp activities, the selection was so limited that my son tried everything the 1st week. We signed up for two weeks and by the start of the 2nd, little man did not want return an this is from a kid who loves playing with stuff. Another part of the problem was the lack of direction during the instructional periods. Outside play time can only last for so long when you are forced to play outside for hours because the alternative was not enjoyable. I wish there was more instruction or something .

My kids (6 and 10) had high hopes and were excited to go, but alas they didn't really enjoy it…read more Aftercare was mostly held outdoors, making the kids stay outside in the high summer heat rather than letting them do indoor activities. I suppose it's easier and more cost effective to just force them to sit or play outside than to do arts and crafts or learn something indoors.

Truly a gem of a resource here in Mountain View. My son got to participate in this budding camp…read moreprogram last week and was excited and engaged in the various creative platforms and activities the program provided. As a professional creative myself the Freestyle campus offers opportunities and resources that would make some college programs envious. Plus, it's taught by a quality and passionate team of teachers who do this full time. What the campers were able to learn and accomplish in a weeks time was absolutely astounding! If you've got a kid with a creative curiosity or a bent towards storytelling and real-world media creation the Freestyle camp is second to none at giving them access to the professional tools and skills they need to succeed.

Amazing camp! We were part of the first group to attend, we very much liked the content advertised…read morebut didn't know what to expect. Well, the kid says it was the best summer camp experience ever... The kids had a start in animation, photography, movies editing and music recording. They learned a lot in a super-fun environment. The studios (sitting on the Mountain View High School campus) are very well-accessorized. And the staff... well - I wish all teachers were like them. Most of the tech camps we attended before were staffed mostly with college students. But at Freestyle the kids are taught by real, experienced and talented teachers. Honestly, this camp is one of the best you can find, hands down.

Mini-Madness is a great summer experience, especially for first-time campers. This camp caters to…read moreages 4.5-6 and is affordable. It offers a weekly field trip, a variety of recreation activities, fun weekly themes, and good counselors. In addition, it's a great intro to City of Menlo Park offerings (kids go to the gymnastics center and/or swim at Burgess). I would definitely recommend this camp as my daughter has enjoyed it for the past two summers.

Was a great camp for my daughter last summer. As an 8 year old she spent a week learning how to…read moreuse tools like handsaws, drills, sanders, etc. Her planned project was a wooden key caddy to hang on the wall. She got done a little early so they let her start a flying elephant that you hang from the ceiling with a cord that will flap the wings. It's a bit of a daunting project, but she was so set on getting it done they let her stay later with another older class so she could finish it. It's was a great confidence building camp, as the kids do the work. Not like some of the camps where it's kind of glorified babysitting.

Horrible the instructor just looks at his phone. He only…read morehelps with the next step. Don't bring your child here. Not fun and its waste of your money.