This daycare is absolutely amazing they do accept mountain heart but those spots are limited my son…read morewho is two just started there and they are so kind and they actually have a curriculum where they teach them at their level they are welcoming and they use an app where I can see what my child ate when he was changed what snack he had what he ate that day for lunch what they learned about they have a secure building with code and entry I cannot express how absolutely amazing they are I would highly recommend them to anyone

This place is SO awesome to take the kids too. During the fall time. It's decently priced, lots of…read morethings to do, hayride, animals, they have food their that's good, they have these black slides kids play on. Huge play ground, a big silo filled with corn kernels kids can play in. We go every year and we will continue to as long as it's open. Take the kids you will not regret it

Super cute family owned farm, super friendly people , we enjoyed the fire pits and night mazeread more

I love this camp! I've been going here for 3 years now and I already think about being a counselor…read morehere. It was one of the best decisions I ever made. No matter what mood I come to camp in, I always come back here. I came being a 40 pound 9 year old, and am currently 76 pounds at 12! I've grown nearly a whole foot as well! PS. This is written by a 12 year old on her mom's phone.

I had a very sad thing happen that I will never forget. I was a camper at Catoctin in the '70s and…read moreloved it and the director who I also knew from Sandy Spring, as he and my dad taught there. When that director died, his wife at the time who we were close to invited us to a get together at Catoctin in his memory, and we happily went considering I had been a camper there and loved it. We had a toddler and we took her with us. When we got there, a very nasty director asked us to leave simply because my husband's ex wife was there and did not want him there. That was many years ago, but I was so shocked that that director would do that. I understand camping as I worked at a camp in New Hampshire for many years and I do not believe that they would treat anyone like that. I loved the camp as a child but that experience made me hate it.

This is great gymnastics club with instructors who really care with quality hands on instruction.read more

miss Kirstenand Miss Kim teach the class my Granddaughter is attending. I want to say they are…read morefantastic and kind. I find them to be very patient and caring toward the girls. Mary Ann

Great staff and a very clean environment. Everyone is friendly and I have always had a great time.read more

Give me Urban or Frederick,MD for a quick ID process and professionalism. The front desk either…read moreneeds more staffing , retraining or a better id process system.

5 stars...more like 10!!!…read more Our son is almost 5. He was able to get in for $5 and alternate btwn skating, climbing tunnels, arcade and inflatable bounce houses. Hubs and i were free, non skaters but could go on the floor to assist. And of we wanted to skate... $5/includes skates...not bad. This was the promo. Also, they had $2 food/drink combos too. I see the place has awesome deals and promos outside the one we are using at the moment! Definitely coming again...and again...and again...

We visited today to celebrate my 9-year-old daughter's birthday, and what should have been a fun…read morefamily experience turned into a very frustrating situation because of one employee. While we were there, I decided I wanted to surprise my older daughter with a new pair of skates. I asked an employee what skates they had available in the back, and they asked me what size she needed. I walked over to my older daughter, who was near the skate rental area, and asked her what size she wore. She couldn't hear me the first time, so I asked again. Out of nowhere, a female employee approached us and started lecturing my daughter about how she shouldn't be talking to her dad that way or using that tone of voice. She had absolutely no understanding of our conversation or the situation, yet felt the need to insert herself into a private interaction between a father and his daughter. She continued going on about it until I finally put my arms out in a gesture that clearly meant "enough." I didn't say anything, but at that point, I was beyond frustrated with how she was treating my daughter. Then, to make matters worse, she noticed my daughter's zipper was down and started making additional comments about how they couldn't have her walking around like that. **At what point did it become acceptable for an employee at a family entertainment business to lecture someone else's child over a conversation they weren't even part of?** We came to celebrate a birthday, spend money, and enjoy time together as a family. I was literally trying to purchase another pair of skates as a surprise for my daughter. I have no problem with employees enforcing rules or addressing legitimate safety concerns, but there is a difference between doing your job and unnecessarily inserting yourself into someone else's parenting. What should have been a great birthday memory was overshadowed by an employee who seriously overstepped her boundaries. Very disappointing experience, especially at a business that caters to children and families.

We love Taney Ave Kindercare! They love and care for my daughter as if she were their own! Great…read morestaff and I'm constantly impressed with what my daughter has learned- even in the tots and two year old classrooms! So excited to bring our second child here soon too!

Sending our first child to a daycare was definitely an anxiety-ridden experience. When we toured…read moreKindercare, everyone was so kind and knowledgeable. After touring at least 8 other daycares, we chose to go with Taney Ave. The location was perfect for us and the cost even better. Let me start by saying that Kindercare on Taney Avenue has been one of the best places for us and for our son. Every single teacher knows our name, and always greets us with a smile. When we drop our son off and he decides to have a tantrum, they immediately know what to do to make sure he is smiling within 30 seconds. We are kept up-to-date on his experience during the day and even get to see pictures of his activities. When we were having trouble transitioning him over from purees to solid foods, Kindercare helped us make the transition so much easier. He gets outside time and loves playing with the other children. He loves his teachers too! For a kid who is going through stranger danger phase, I've never seen him run to anyone like he does Ms. Vicky and Ms. Eva (besides our family). In situations where there is a problem (sickness, emergency, etc) Kindercare immediately informs us, even if he fell over and scraped his knee. We are always the first to know within less than a half hour of the situation. They keep us updated through phone call, email, and their app. If they are concerned at any time for his health, they are very straightforward about the situation. I have to say I appreciate that considering how much more experience they have than I do. I am grateful for every teacher and director at Kindercare on Taney Avenue and we will be so glad to see our son grow with them. Thank you all for making this a wonderful experience.

We were looking for a place to take our 11yr old granddaughter for some indoor fun during a hot…read moresummer day. We had a great time playing the games and laser tag!

Take my grandkids there once or twice a year. They love it. It is very family friendly and no…read morerowdiness allowed.