Beautiful location, staff was very friendly and made everything so much more enjoyable to stay. I…read morecan't wait to go back.

Incredibly peaceful and affordable place to come and visit…read more For literally 23 years my family went to this ranch until it was sold to the current owners. We missed it so much that we decided to come back and visit, and we were not disappointed! There have been a few much needed changes and we couldn't be happier with how it turned out. I created a video that should show you just a taste of what it's like to visit. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpJCNIGGHb8

Friendly service and fun play place for young children. Lots of comfortable seating for adults. The…read moreswings were too close together and my son got knocked in the face pretty hard by an older child swinging nearby. Nice staff member quickly gave him an ice pack that helped with the swelling. His face is pretty blue from the corner of the other swing.

We came in a Friday at 4:15 pm with my 3 year old and a 6 month old. We did not know it was a black…read morelight glow party! My daughter loved it, sliding into the ball pit with glowing balls. The sea otter room was also fun and both my 3 year old And 6 month old found activities in the sea otter area to play with. Highly recommend for young children. We did not enter the maker space but we will next time.

The City of Lakeport is doing a great job of maintaining this park. The community business leaders…read moreare doing a great job of supporting community residents and visitors by planning for, organizing, and producing Friday Night Concerts in the park throughout the summer months! Folks show up early to stake their claim for prime space, even before the bands show up to start getting ready for their shows. There are food trucks, and sponsor booths giving away various items during the concerts. I was quite impressed with the play equipment the City installed for the community, as well as the fact that they maintain restrooms for public use. I can only hope the concerts continues on for many years to come.

When i saw a flyer that there will be music in the library, we went to the library. Haha, jokes on…read moreus. It was wrong location. It was at the Library Park! Who names their park "Library", they do. The whole town was there with beach chairs and the band was playing Beatles songs. Food trucks there. Shave ice with more than 20 flavors and you help yourself. How cool. Kids swimming. Raffle winners being announced. I think they have a concert once a month on Friday nights. Look for the flyer or Google it. Summer series. Plenty of picnic tables, playground, and restroom. Bring your chairs and find your spot. Dance the night away.

Nice little CC nestled deep in the hills of Ukiah. I've taken one or two classes here before and…read morethey have been pretty chill, I guess. I think they have a pretty good nursing program here, but I'm not really sure. I don't really know what the heck people do here because I haven't attended, but the campus sure is pretty! Nestled deep in those foothills. Surrounded by all that green stuff. I meant nature, but given the fact this is Mendo County, I'm sure there's probably plenty of other HERBS growing around the campus as well :D

Terrible. Sorry excuse for a college or a even a collective as a whole. There is zero organization;…read morenobody who works here so much as attempts to excel at their job- they simply do the bare minimum. They will take any and every opportunity to cut corners, transfer you to someone else if they can, and heaven forbid you ever attempt to acquire documentation of any sort from them whilst half their staff are perpetually on leave. Calling themselves a college is essentially the equivalent of a three-star dentist calling themselves a world-renowned neuroscientist. In addition, hardly any of the staff are crosstrained to be able to perform duties while others are on leave; for example, there is only one person in the entire faculty who is capable of sending out copies of 1098-T forms. If she is on leave, which she often is for unspecified reasons and up to a week at a time, it is impossible to obtain a copy of your tax information. When contacting the staff in hopes to find a substitute, I was met with simple rudeness and being told to wait out the entire week. No self-respecting college would deny anyone the information they have rights to simply because they didn't bother to assign more than one person to grant people access to said information. And that, my friend, is just the problem; They do not respect themselves or their position. Regardless of what the other reviews say, you will regret getting mixed up with them. Wholeheartedly. If you are considering community college before university in order to save on two years' budget, the amount of stress and extra work created by involving yourself with this college outweighs the cost of paying for four years of university. Keep that in mind before you make the wrong choice.

Navarro River Redwoods State Park was one of the last places I explored in California before moving…read moreback to Washington State in October 2019. I was on one of my driving adventures north of the San Francisco Bay Area and noticed the sign for this park as I was driving on the road I was on. Not sure where a central hub was, I decided to explore by utilizing the pull-offs along the road. From different pull-off areas, I spotted a number of trails heading off into the redwood trees, however I opted to stay closer to my vehicle. Some of the remains of fallen redwoods were closer to where I parked and I had fun checking that out. I had recently gotten a buzzcut hairstyle and more than usual appreciated the sun protection the trees provided for my scalp/noggin.

Until today, I'd never seen a redwood tree in person. I've missed out. And if you've never seen one…read moreeither, then you're missing out. California Route 128 goes through this beautiful state park on both sides of the road with a few narrow pullouts on both sides and the occasional lane that leads back to an organized campsite. I wasn't interested in camping here but I did park and take pictures and walk through these amazing trees for a little bit, hoping that I wasn't about to get eaten by a bear. No bears spotted. The main body of the park is eleven miles long and between 20 and 500 yards wide. There is also a beach section near the Navarro River bridge with campsites available on a first-come, first-served. That wasn't today's itinerary either. Absolutely magical and I'm so glad to have experienced this park. [Review 17615 overall - 406 in California - 1134 of 2022.]

When you unplug, magic happens…read more... No mobile phones, no watches, no internet. Leave your real name at home. No discussing work, and age is irrelevant. You won't need alcohol or cigarettes. What you'll gain is real human interaction. When you can't talk about anything shallow, conversation becomes deep quickly, and friendships form based on more than superficial commonalities. Also, it's super fun! Highlights for me were arts and crafts "playshops", the tea yurt, and Condor's fire session. Unlike camp when I was a kid, the food was excellent. It's truly impressive what they managed to make for such a large group. The morning coffee couldn't be better, and grilled cheese sandwiches turned out to be the perfect thing for a cold summer night. But, seriously, why aren't more of you people reviewing it? We're allowed on the web now that we're home.

Summer camp for adults without mobile phones, digital devices, watches, clocks. No work talk. No…read moreage talk. No real names. No alcohol. Annual June retreat. Arrival entails Tech-Check...you turn in your stuff until departure. It was a humorous cross between airport TSA and Star Trek. A hula-hoop is raised from your feet to your head to scan for any concealed contraband tech devices. ...Had to laugh. My favorite event was the Summer Solstice Dinner silent meal. ...One table setting as long as it takes to seat 130 people...on each side! At dusk, candle-lit, on the field, surrounded by redwoods, preceded by a bonfire ceremony, everyone dressed in white. Campers/guests are received by an escort and walked to the bonfire. After a moment with the universe, another escort guides you to your seat. Yes, the entire camp had been silent for the past two hours...and still is. 260 people - n o t o n e w o r d. Food is served and with a motion you are invited to begin. This was the most magical event I have ever been to. Ever. And my "ever" is relatively long. My second favorite event was the theme dance. In 2013 it was The 80's. In 2014 it was the 70's and disco. Those few who didn't buy-in to the costume/dress-up wish they did. DJ and live eight-piece soul/funk band for two hours. ...Well, it felt like two hours...don't really know. Friday night in the tea yurt the five-piece street band performed. They played at numerous times and places throughout the weekend. Other events were Talent Show and Pajama Brunch. Beyond that there were many choices of individual programs such as crafts, yoga, archery, et. al. Swamai Ananda was there. I asked him to teach me something and we sat on a log and talked for 20 minutes. The food was the best I've ever had in such a large group. Fresh, hot, plentiful, healthy. Staff was 1-to-5 campers. They were all high on the spirit of making everyone happy. Anyone who was bored here has only themselves to blame. GNT, aka Woodstock, Session 2, 2014

We love Amber! She provided such a great learning environment for both of my kids. They loved going…read morethere and as a mom, I felt that she provided genuine care for each kid that attended her school. It's a very positive environment full of wonderful crafts and learning activities. So thankful she provided this space for my kids while we were there.

Amber was such a great teacher and my kids loved going to school everyday. I would absolutely…read morerecommend her to anyone looking for Preschool. She has a great structure while also being so caring for the kids and she prepares the kids to go to elementary school to support a smooth transition!

I sent all three kids to this school it is great! Judy is a fantastic teacher who goes above and…read morebeyond. If you are looking for a school in ukiah this is the place to send the kids to. I would give them ten stars if I could!!!

Amazing teachers! They will go out of the way for you and make sure every child is happy. Very…read moreattentive and fun. My son is very happy there and is growing and learning so much. Great outside play area and lots of emphasis on play. Will definitely recommend to other families and their children.