I have climbed here for now 8 months. My son and I come a couple times a week…read more The staff is always friendly and keeping things clean. The variety of climbs and consistent updates to the walls keeps this gym a constant surprise. It's one of our favorite things to see the new routes to try. New routes are also not graded which is a fun treat to try something you have no idea if you're capable of but not feeling graded out.

If you're a boulderer, this gym is passable. Rock climbers are dirt bags and they've no need for…read moreluxuries or amenities or cleanliness. The Rock Boxx is a decently large bouldering gym with varying terrain: slab, overhangs, aretes, and a top out boulder. The 2nd floor loft has their hangboards and a functional 2024 moonboard. I've only gone a handful of times, I think they're the only climbing gym in town. The setting was okay. I try not to be "that guy," but the grades were comparatively soft. The inside was super chalky and dusty and 80% of the time, the front desk staff abandoned their station to go climbing. For training, this gym serves its purpose. Nothing more, nothing less. My suggestion, make it more friendly and approachable to new climbers. Front desk is standoffish if not downright absent, interior is like a dusty, smelly dungeon

My son loves going to Athletic Edge for play and then we just started gymnastics. He always has a…read moreblast.

It's a fun indoor playground from toddler to 15 years, air hockey, 2 pool tables, a full bar and…read morelots of good food, lots of beer on tap. And cans, soda refills, game cards, you pay a one time fee and stay all day!! You can leave and come back. They accept marionberry passes. I wish they still had the comfy couches and chairs , these are not comfortable being here so long.

The owners truly care about the children first and foremost. The staff is wonderful, attentive and…read moreinnovative to solving any problems. They tend to each child's needs in a supportive manner and communicate well with parents. Students can begin as soon as the enrollment papers are completed and registration fees are paid, then tuition is due at the beginning of each week or month depending on your enrollment. They offer part time, before and after school, daily or weeks and even hourly services. The preschool class is offered Monday through Friday, 9am to 12pm, but they are open 7am to 6pm. Snacks are provided morning and afternoon for all of our classes. They even have a quiet time between 12:45-3pm. Older siblings can even visit younger siblings- within the teacher/child ratios. Lunches are parents responsibility as well as infant bottles being cleaned etc but for the price, that makes sense. The best part, or at least as I remember when I was kid enjoying the most, the field trips!! I love that they not only offer the options they do but are able to take the kids on such outings. They take the children to the movie theater every tues, library events on wed, gymnastics on thurs, and another field trip on mondays and fridays, like berry picking, peach picking, cherry picking, the water parks in the summer. Worth contacting 100% out of the high demand for childcare in the area and after shopping around this is a gem! e-mail: adventuresunlimited669@comcast.net.

I love this place. Lisa, Tasha, Pat, and William are our favorites, but everyone there is…read morewonderful. Our son, now 2, had a hard time adapting to daycare and it took 6 weeks, at least, for him to get comfortable not being at home. The whole time the entire team was super supportive and comforting. They tried different things to help him adjust and he absolutely loves going now. William is always doing projects with the toddlers and my son talks about him nonstop. A few things they could improve on, but are minor: super weird smell, it's not bad, just different; and I'd like to see more security measures taken upon pickup, please don't take this to mean it's unsafe because it's absolutely safe. There isn't always someone in the front room when I arrive to pick him up (the room is empty, no kids and no teachers) and I would feel more comfortable if someone was always close to the door. Or if there was a more secure checkout procedure instead of signing them out. Also, my son gets dirty anywhere he goes, he just migrates to sticky things-I get it, but it would be nice to pick him up with clean hands and a clean face. I should note that my son has never came home with a dirty diaper or a diaper rash-they have very good policies here. Overall, this place is legit. Great teachers, great location, THEY HAVE A BOUNCY HOUSE, huge outside area, lots of projects, affordable, and the owners care about the kids more than they care about making money (not true for other daycare facilities I was looking at). It may not be the top of the line, brand new building, institution feeling type daycare but that's not what I want. It has a soft, comfortable, home type feel to it and that's one of the things I love the most. My son just turned 2 and he can count to 8, knows his way through ABCs-few blanks here and there, and has been speaking in abbreviated sentences for a while "What mommy doing?" "Where train go?" etc. I know that if he stayed home with me that he wouldn't be this developed, academically or socially. This is the right place for our son.

I am very impressed by the whole of the KROC Center. The entire place was not overcrowded, and it…read moreis very large and open and the signage seems to be accurate. The staff are very helpful at the information desk. The equipment seems well maintained, and the locker rooms for the pool were clean, with staff that were very on-point with help to procure changing rooms. I hope to try out some of the classes and get to know more people. I am happy to have become a member.

Has really gone down hill. Slide and diving board never open, even after you call and they tell you…read more"slides open". I'm a 65 yr old Grandmother who wanted to watch her grandkids swim, $17.00 for me to go inside and sit. Not again.

Leo was a wonderful guide!! Easily accessible for the whole family (or a lot of fun four couples)…read moreto spend the night in a tree (we were about 275 feet up!)! Leo made us dinner while we watched the sun set! Such a fun adventure with no experience needed!!

This was a truly unique and amazing experience, where else can you even do this??…read more I stumbled on this activity listed on a hotel's website as something to do in the area and thought it sounded really unique and adventurous. My boyfriend said this was the one thing of all the activities he really wanted to do so we signed up. The emailed information was really detailed on where to meet, down to the need to use Google maps vs Apple maps, which was helpful. Megan was our guide/trainer and arrived on time. She spent a lot of time explaining and showing us all of the gear to start - including us holding the gear and practicing opening/closing/using it. Then it was on to the practice tree for her to show us how to get up and down. Then we did it. Once she felt comfortable that we were "okay" (and by ok I guess I mean safe, not necessarily in good shape to climb LOL). We headed over to the old growth tree and learned a little about trees, which was really informational and I'm glad she took the time to educate us. The tree was enormous! Megan then took down all the ropes from the trees and we got to climbing. We got no where near the top when we had to call it quits but it was the adventure of a lifetime for sure and Megan was fab in explaining and being patient with us!

My son was very adamant on attending a camp with no singing or crafts. He came home from Outrider…read morecamp happily singing about seagulls while wielding a crafted spear. Anyway, he loved camp and requests to go again next year. The camp staff seem very skilled, friendly, and organized. Highly recommend.

My 12 year old daughter has attended Outrider Camps for the past 5 years and she always loves it…read more It has been instrumental in developing in her a love of, and confidence in, the wilderness. She knows her way around the healing herbs found in the forest and what berries and plants are edible and which are to be avoided. She learned from Outriders how to safely handle a knife and a fish hook; she's proficient with a bow and arrow and understands the principle behind building a shelter. While these aren't skills she uses elsewhere in her life, she's found an inner confidence along the way, which is important. The camp finds a nice balance between teaching safety and respect while creating an environment where kids can have fun and be a bit wild. As a 7 year old my daughter delighted in coming home covered in mud or ash used for camouflage or natural sunscreen. Over the years she has proudly presented a yellow jacket sting that she "healed" using a herb found in the forest, or a blackberry scratch she'd received when she found just the perfect hiding spot for some game or another. After a day at camp she's tired and yet grounded and happy. The owner is, by his own admission, better at working with kids than with parents. He does seem to have a gift where working with kids is concerned. He is supported by a team of fellow Nature lovers who bring a variety of skills to the table, from herbalism to ornithology to swordsmanship. I feel like he and his team do a great job of creating a good old-fashioned type of adventure in the wilderness for modern day kids.

I can't believe that I'm the first reviewer of Westwind... Woot!…read more I've come here twice now with friends and love camping here during Labor Day Weekend. Access to the island is always adventurous and with a ferry crossing across the waterway, and hike up the path to the lodge. Once the gear is all staged, cabins are assigned or tent sites if you're a little more outdoorsy. The cabins are clean, yet rustic and have heat for colder days, not that it's that cold during this time of year usually. Just make sure to bring your sleeping bag and pillows. The kitchen is well equipped and has the tools to provide large scale meals. Just bring what fancies you and your group. Beach access and hiking the hills are easy and spectacular. The views of the beach and Lincoln City are awe inspiring at the top. If you haven't camped here, then you haven't really camped. Of course bringing your beverage of choice always call for fun times, not to mention bringing boardgames and cards. I could go on and on, but once my friends realize they should have Yelped this earlier, they'll spew out all the awesomeness Westwind has to offer. Overall Rating: 95% Accommodations: 4/5 Beach Access: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Hiking Access: 5/5

This might be one of my favorite places in the whole world. We've gone here about 6 times now and I…read morealways want to return the moment I get home. Want a private beach off the beautiful Oregon coast? How about a large deck you can watch a pod of whales spout from? Or an amazing hike up to a cliff that overlooks Lincoln City, the ocean, and other amazing scenery? Then Westwind is your place! There are cabins to sleep in or bring a tent and fall asleep to the sound of the ocean (not a car for miles, the only way onto the island is via a boat). The lodge has a spacious kitchen able to handle our group of 150 people. The staff is amazing and have a deep love for the estuary that makes up the island. I could go one and one about it, but you just need to see it to believe it.

My kiddos enjoy Royal Ridges and participate in the Giddy Up and Horseback riding camps…read more Royal Ridges is a great place and our homeschooling family enjoys the all-day camp which gives them a full day of play and learning. I didn't give a 5 star because communication from staff needs improvement. We're finishing the fall camp and a lot of last minute details are coming later than they should.

If you need your kids to go out while you work and let them have fun during summer this is the…read moreplace to go. They make sure your kids drink water and that they are safe at all times. The games and activities they do are creative and amazing. The counselors are super nice. My kid said he wanted to go back next summer!

Safety is not a big priority at this place, which is a concern when we're talking about youth…read moresoccer. The refs do not enforce the rules consistently, the league matches frequently involve teams in different age brackets (my daughter's 5th grade team was matched with a group of 8th graders, and my son's 6/7th grade team was matched with a HS team), and this creates some serious safety risks for the younger players. Moreover, the refs and coaches don't follow state-mandated concussion protocols after blows to the head. I definitely would not want to be the insurance company that covers this place.

Very poorly run place!! My husband plays on a league as a goalie. Last week he was injured he…read moretook a ball to the eye. While he was down on the ground because he couldn't see out of his one eye the ref said to resume play. He wont stop time because no blood no foul. When my husband got up he yelled he couldn't see from his one eye. The ref gave him a red card. My husband went to eye doctor he had cut on his eye, contusion and mild concussion. With only 2 games left my husband figured he would not finish since he was out next game for red card they proceeded to change the red card so he could play. But failed to call him until 4 hours prior to game. When he decided to go the manager wouldn't say a word to him and ignored him the whole time.

I highly recommend Little Red. My twins go there, and I have found LR to be professional and…read morecaring towards all the students. Class sizes are smaller than public schools, which helps get your young one started well.