We enrolled our son, Aeson, in 2 different ID Tech Camps last summer. It was his first experience…read morewith any STEM education and we were pleasantly surprised with how much he learned in the 1 week courses. My original thought was he would get a taste of what to expect when it comes to coding and game design, but he would mostly get the experience of networking and building relationships with friends and educators that would be beneficial as he progresses thru school. We were so happy to see that it was just a solid experience all the way around. He hasn't stopped talking about attending camp in 2020 and we will certainly continue to send him back for many summers to come. I highly recommend it to other parents as well. The educators were great with the kids too and it seemed like they all had a lot of fun while gaining tons of knowledge too.

There is no teaching; it is just playtime. kids just run around the course from one thing to…read moreanother ; either they know how to do it or they do not. No one shows them how to do it. It may be fun for a party but this is not the place to learn gymnastics. Very disappointing. They were 24 kids, 4 "instructors", 3 of which walked around, taking notes on tablets. They "assessed" kids, but they did not teach at all, they just entered notes on their tablets. What good is an assessment without teaching? Most of the time, they were just walking around. Only 1 instructor went around and talked to *a few* kids, showed them a little. This is not a class, this in an indoor playground. Most of the positive reviews are about birthday parties, not from people looking to have their kids learn gymnastics, and get better at it.

We really love USA Ninja for our 5yo. It's a mixture of fun and exercise. Less serious than most…read moreclasses (gymnastics, karate, etc.), but still safe, fun, hand eye coordination learning. Classes currently during Covid are $20/class but typically are $80/month. Monthly payments are to begin again in September. 50 minutes long. The whole building is very clean from the check in area, parent observation area and ninja equipment. You can tell they pride themselves in cleanliness. Signup was easy, a quick call to Steve and youre on the books. All forms are online to easily sign. Highly recommend a class! Heck, I might even take one as an adult.

My grandkids went to this camp last summer and had a blast. They enjoyed the Ninja course and the…read moreinstructors we very friendly and supportive. I plan to have them attend again this summer. Highly recommend this because it challenges them physically and builds confidence.

From the owner: USA Ninja Challenge is a year-round obstacle course training program that combines basic skill sets…read morefrom gymnastics, climbing, cross training and track & field. The sport of Ninja is quickly becoming the most fun and creative way to meet the physical needs of today’s kids! USA Ninja Challenge is open to boys and girls ages 4 to 17. Our class program has 6 levels to master with a wide variety of progressions, drills and challenges. Ninjas that demonstrate their mastery of skills advance to the next level of training. Each Ninja progresses according to their own abilities. The purpose of the program is to build children’s self-esteem, confidence and sense of accomplishment, one obstacle at a time.

I didn't even know this place existed before a few days ago, but it was a BLAST! I went with 2…read morefriends to try the knee boarding, it was first of all a very cheap day. $25 got us a generous 2 hours (20 minutes were added on as well for free) on the cable. The $25 was all inclusive of life jackets, cable ticket, board, and helmet. There are plenty of obstacles and trick equipment in the wake oval for you to try if you're up for it. I didn't fall off at all, but if you do, a potentially long walk awaits you to get back to the launch station. NOTE: Beginners should have good core and upper body strength. Some friends had trouble staying on the tow line due to the speed and jerky turns. I lift weights daily and do advanced hot yoga which really helped. You will get tired and need to take breaks too, they have a nice patio area for that. All in all, I'll be back and up for trying full wakeboarding next time. It's a cheap, fun (if you can stay up/hang on), and unique experience!

Had a good experience last summer at a birthday party here. But disappointed yesterday at the Aqua…read morepark. Inflatables in bad condition- everything dirty and a lot of them only half or less inflated. All but one of the slides were too sticky to slide down, where it was actually painful to get down them. The one slide that did semi "work" landed us INTO the rope that's supposed to divide the area off from wakeboarders. Safety wise, the division of this play area from the wake board area is too close to equipment- made me nervous for the kids I was with. Last to note is the goose poop situation- just WOW. Aquapark just needs some maintenance/cleaning and safety eval and could be great! Too pricey for current condition.

Family members since July. Obviously known for tennis, but a great place for the whole family…read more Outdoor pool for summer was great. Indoor pool has multiple lanes, aqua aerobics and hot tub. Gym equipment is my thing and trainers to boot. Locker room is nice, shower, steam room. Need a snack...they got that too. Comes in handy when you forget your water or workout too hard and need a snack. Front desk crowd is awesome. Glad we landed here.

Great tennis club with many other amenities. I'm not a member just a visitor for a youth tennis…read moretournament. I just wanted to comment on the courts and up keep of the club. Nice courts and clean location. I never mind visiting this place.

soooooooooooooooooooooo fun my kid went there last year she said that all the staffs are very nice…read moreand the food is very good and if you don't like it there is more stuff to the best place ever.

As a life-long lover of CAMP (CFAB afterall), I was very excited to find a place for my daughter to…read morecall her camp home. CAMP ERNST is the place. They offer a Summer full of week-long camp experiences for kids and they kick off and close out each summer with FAMILY CAMP each year. Our family has gone for the last couple years and in July, my six-year old will have her first week-long experience. CAMP is a gift that last a lifetime and there is no better place to make memories than Camp Ernst!

Went here as a child and have so many fond memories of this place. It's a massive peice of my young…read moreteenage years and I'm so glad this place is still around! One day I will send my kids here to build their own memories.

Mathew was absolutly amazing during the fossil trail. He has to stay back behind the group and…read moreslowly see us struggle and still had a blast teaching us about fossils. In my opinion he deserves a raise and he is amazing at his job! GO MATHEW

I remember going to camp joy as a kid I hope to be able to send my kids there also, it was a great…read moreexperience

My daughter loved it so much and she loved the stuff they did and I am probably going to send her…read moreback this summer for more fun

staff is overall very friendly except for the gross lifeguards and swim instructors. I overheard…read morethe life guards talk about "stripping" and they seem not too focused on actually guarding lives. I overheard one of the swim instructors talk about she hates children, which made me sick. overall, the other staff where very friendly.

I took my daughter to this location in the early 2000s. It hasn't been updated significantly since…read more- dated and overcrowded. Classes (yoga, anything in the pool) are packed. Plus, you need to set a timer to get registered for each session to be sure to get a spot. This is nonsense.