I had to stop by for a look when driving down to Provincetown so did a quick visit and took a…read morecouple of ocean view shots of a couple of the boaters, actually one photo plus on video. The weather was a perfect bright and sunny 79 degrees so anything activity this weekend was just spectacular!!

Learned how to sail here. It feels like family. Great evening activities for all ages.read more

The wooded trail was beautiful. There was just a very short ride to get to the wooded part. They…read morewere friendly and accommodating. We especially enjoyed Milly the goat who followed us on the whole ride.

From the owner: We are a small family run riding stable located on Cape Cod.Offering trail rides, pony parties,day…read morecamp, lessons and beach rides. Our wooded trails are the best on Cape Cod. We love kids and beginner riders! Our trail rides are tailored to your groups specific needs. We also have a small petting zoo and offer 1/2 hour pony rides.

This was the first time in 11 years of coming to Martha's Vineyard for July that our 11 year old…read moredaughter decided she didn't want to spend all day/every day with family. She was thrilled with her choice of Adventure Camp. Ropes Course day was her favorite, but she enjoyed the games and activities each of the 5 days. Counselors were energetic, engaging and well organized, reaching out via email and/or text about any changes and responding promptly. Our daughter can't wait to go back next year!

I was extremely impressed with the camp. I was unsure what to expect, but considering that my 12…read moreyear old daughter absolutely does not like summer camps of any kind, I certainly didn't expect to feel indebted to the Adventure Camp for making her summer great. She really enjoyed the counselors and as a parent I loved hearing her make an offhand comment that they were extremely safety conscious. Another observation she made about the counselors was that it always felt like they really wanted to get to know you. The activities themselves were fantastic. Everything was an activity you could do, but on steroids and with a group of kids/counselors all having a great time. Kayaking, mountain bike riding through great trails, the ropes course (definitely a favorite), swimming at South Beach and a Camp Olympics day with lots of fun games. I can't say enough good things about the camp. The camper/counselor ratio was great, the activities were well planned, the kids all seemed to enjoy it and several kids were about to start a second/third week. We will definitely do it again!

It was pretty fun and the food was some of the best I have had. But some stuff was werid. Also the…read moreconsler Nolan was awesome.

This is not good. The cabins of which we were to stay in were gross and unmaintained, and one of…read morethe cabins had mice. The food was not good and there were not a lot of options. the bathrooms were run down, and showers were not clean, along with other facilities. Staff members were nice, but that's it.

As a young child, I did not have many friends. The kids at my school saw me through a fixed lencse…read more I was strange, aloof, and unwanted. My mind was too abstract. I never truly felt a part of a community, until Camp Wingate*Kirkland. School is a place of boxes. Everybody fits into one; artist, athlete, gamer, math nerd, weirdo... At Camp W*K, there are no boxes. We choose new activities everyday. You can be an artist who suddenly falls in love with tennis. A camper on the soccer field can be best friends with a camper in the library. You can do, try, be whatever you want to. No one will judge. No one will comment. The connections I've made there I will never lose. Camp W*K taught me that I am not in a box, I am not worthless, I can make deep connections, and I can be the person I mean to be.

This place is amazing. The cabins are super clean and the grounds are gorgeous. I go here with my…read morestudents for Nature's Classroom every April and can't say enough good things. Chef T rocks as well as all of the staff! Super accommodating for allergies and always have a medic on site.

Step back in time - it's like one of the old Cape Cod sailing camps but better. Not a yacht club…read more Great place to make new friends and bring old ones. There's a 5-day camps for kids, sailing lessons for all, science programs, home rentals, and so much more.

Absolutely incredible organization dedicated to getting people out on the water. The staff goes out…read moreof their way to make sure you have a great experience, whether it be your first or millionth time sailing. Pleasant Bay is also just the most beautiful place - just check out these views! Don't hesitate to sail, kayak, or take some classes here if you are ever fortunate enough to get the chance! I am counting down the days until the season opens again :)

YRSC is great. Most instructors are young college students who have gone through the program…read morethemselves. The very young beginners start out sailing in knock abouts to learn the ropes. Those looking to race will sail two-up in 420's or singly in Lasers. Many of the racing instructors have experience racing for their high school or college sailing teams. Friendly, safe, warm, inclusive atmosphere. Good equipment, usually decent wind, and clean water on Lewis Bay.

This summer I signed up (myself, my wife and two kids 7 & 10) with Yarmouth Recreational Sailing…read moreprogram and the great experience has far surpassed all of my expectations! We were 100% beginners at the start, but were sailing by the end of our first day! All the students received an opportunity to learn at their own pace and some became very proficient. One of the pleasures of this program is that the learning is done on Cape Cod Knockabouts - a classical boat with terrific sailing characteristics. Depending on the skill level the sailing will take place closer or farther from the Lewis Bay mooring field and on several occasions some boats went as far as the Hyannis Harbor. The best feature of the program has to be the Instructors who by their teens have more sailing experience than most adults. They typically started sailing when they were 5 or 6 years old and by the time they are instructing they are seasoned veterans, experienced in all sorts of sailing and racing. They are like all the kind of kids you wish to raise - responsible, smart, kind, intelligent, dedicated and professional. An important feature of the program is its flexibility. The students who progressed to more advanced stages were challenged with more advanced topics. The parent aged students were given an opportunity to study with more experienced instructors when appropriate. There were no idle moments and the mentoring atmosphere was very reassuring to every student. Yarmouth Recreational Sailing organizers and administrators deserve high praise for offering such a wonderful program to the community. A program with this many moving parts that runs this well is a testament to the skill and dedication of the entire staff. Very well done! Many Thanks!!!