After 2 toxic farms in 18 months , we were concerned. Judy welcomed us with open arms. (We waited…read morefor the next shoe to drop.) The professional conduct is second to none. Our horse is top shelf. And he is treated as such. The other farms he was treated like a concentration camp. Our horse is treated like a Champion. The board fees are very reasonable and fair. We are satisfied beyond measure.

My genuine thanks and love go out to Judy & Shelly. It has…read morebeen two years since I started my animal communication work. I didn't know where to start. I knew I wanted to work with all kinds of animals, but horses held a special place in my heart. As a result of Judy & Shelly's generosity, I had the opportunity to work side by side with their horses. At first, they weren't sure what to expect, and I was ill-advised to explain the process. I have worked with many humans but never animals. A chance was taken with me, and amazing things happened. Through our work, I learned how to communicate with horses and help heal their past dramas, and Judy & Shelly's horses were able to get the help they needed. Morning Star farm is a special place. I have been to many horse farms since and I have never seen two humans care and love for their animals as much as Judy and Shelly do. They are true heroes, who have saved countless animals and their work with neurodivergent children & adults has left me speechless. The love they have for their animals and clients is endless and that is a special gift to have! Thank you, Judy & Shelly, for being my teachers of all things horses and giving back to this world in a way most people can't even imagine.

Just toured the YMCA of Greater Sussex County in Hamburg, NJ--what a beautiful facility! Very…read moreimpressed and definitely planning to join! The ladies at the front desk were phenomenal I believe it was Michelle who helped me with the tour and she was just perfect.

giving it 2 stars because the staff is very very friendly. other than that the y is very…read moreoverpopulated! you can barely workout. theres barely any space in free-weight area. the machine equipment is always taken (especially abduction/adduction machine) only way i can closely get a good work out in is if i can make gym at 5am other than that anytime after 6-7am forget it!!! its always busy not enough space tbh they are just accepting memberships and not caring at this point! only reason i go here is bc i live close, so its convenient!

I am a horse boarder. Overall facility is run down. Owner thinks that her farm is the only facility…read morewithin 100 miles. Infested with rats. They travel in packs. After 6 months, Homeymoon was over and we were treated as lowlifes. I don't understand. My wife and I are decent people. I am retired Army. You would think that an owner would have better business sense, knowing how to handle customer service after so many decades. She has NONE. We didn't know that our horse was overdue for vaccinations. OK. No prob. Fix it. Right? We were ordered to remove our horse if it didn't get done. ASAP. That simple. No loyalty, teamwork, or sympathy. Owner's arrogance leads me to believe she is on medication for something. Likely an alcoholic. There are very few clients. Very few. Almost none. It's run like a concentration camp. The only good facet is that there are very large fields, where horses can live their lives naturally. We removed our horse from this facility at 7 am. She had a car lined up so that we could not get out, over a $144 due balance. We can now live in peace.

One of the worst facilities I have ever been at. They periodically forget to feed my horse. The…read morestalls are not cleaned properly. The management is just not what I would expect for the cost that they charge.

NJSwim is a business first and foremost, and inherently act as child's gatekeeper to swimming…read moreability. Their number one goal is to make as much profit as possible with a business strategy of stretching your child's swim education experience out for as long as possible. For $140 for four 30 minute sessions, our daughter received about 28 1-2 minute laps around the pool during a shared session. So each 1-2 minute lap was $5 each. There is more sitting time than swimming time. The description of the course in which she was enrolled in on paper did align with her current swimming ability, however the course we decided to enroll her in based off their recommendation was a complete waste of our time and money. It consisted mainly of gently dipping her head in the water, floating on her back, and getting pulled around in the pool. She is at the point where she could learn how to paddle, but this wasn't even covered and you need to play a guessing game when selecting the course that covers that technique- NJSwim thrives off you selecting 2-3 courses lower than your child's ability based off THEIR descriptions. They may as well of have a weekly $140 donation box. NJSwim gets 2 stars because the personnel appeared to have safe practices, but we will not be returning and definitely not recommending this place to anyone. Save your money and go with private lessons.

All of the instructors and staff are so friendly and caring. They are all amazing with kids and…read morehave taught my daughter so much in just a few months

We came here for a family weekend over Labor Day and had such a wonderful time! I didn't know what…read moreto expect, but the experience exceeded my expectations. There were so many activities to choose from--big swing, pontoon boat ride, sailing, kayaking, the giant lake slide, tie-dye, archery, axe throwing, rifle and BB shooting, climbing, candle making, and more. Most of the counselors were fantastic--great with kids and clearly passionate about what they do. The cabins are very basic, so be sure to bring your own chairs, sheets, and pillows, but the temperature controls made it comfortable. The meals had a nice variety and were surprisingly good for camp food. The last night's campfire, complete with a talent show and s'mores, was such a special way to end the weekend. While not all families were particularly social, the ones we connected with were great. Overall, we had a wonderful time and would definitely come back again!

Interesting location for a blood drive. So can't really assess the "camp" itself. With that said,…read morebeautiful location in the wilds of Sussex County, NJ, gorgeous lake, large meeting room with fireplace. very relaxing environment to donate blood.

This is the most fun I have ever had camping with my kids. There are so many activities you can…read morehardly get to all of them. The staff is so friendly, the cabins are rustic but comfortable enough. The food is camp food. Bleh. But it is all part of the experience. We are on our fifth year here and can not wait for a sixth.

Our family's experience at YMCA Camp Mason was extremely disappointing…read more Our son enrolled in the month-long Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program after looking forward to it for several months. Less than 24 hours after arriving, he asked us to pick him up because he no longer felt safe remaining at camp. His decision was based on the combination of several experiences during his first day and night, including conversations about firearms among campers assigned to his cabin, a public display of intimate behavior in a common area without apparent staff intervention, inadequate bathroom and shower privacy, apparent inconsistencies with the camp's medication procedures, repeated nighttime disturbances, and what were periods without appropriate adult supervision. The following morning, we met with camp leadership and decided to withdraw him after only one night. What disappointed us most was what happened afterward. We submitted a detailed formal complaint, but Camp Mason's written response did not meaningfully address the concerns we raised regarding supervision, facilities, medication procedures, or the overall circumstances that led our son to feel unsafe. The camp also declined to reconsider its decision regarding our refund request. Every family will have its own experience, but ours fell far short of what we expected from a YMCA overnight camp.

We are on vacation staying in Bushkill. We were looking for things to do since there was no snow on…read more the ground. We found this place on google and gave it a shot. The people in the community center were so nice and helpful. We hiked the Fossil Trail Tuesday and loved it so much, we returned to hike Scenic Gorge Friday. We would have done the more intense trails if our 12-year old wasn't with us. We will definitely return! Don't forget to leave a donation as this is a non-profit organization.

If you are in the area and want to hike a trail or two then you should visit here. The folks at…read morethe welcome center were friendly and welcoming. There are trail maps available to take along with you that include numbered "stations" giving interesting facts as you hike. The trails are very well marked. The office is also a kind of nature center with exhibits of nearby features and animals. There is even a "bookstore" where you can buy books for a dollar or two (not necessarily about nature etc.) because most folks in the area are tourists. Visit here and have fun and even learn some things.