I took zumba class for the first time at the Y Lakewood this morning…read more I saw the aqua class around 8:30. The weather was great for the outdoor Aqua classes, not too hot, little breezy, fresh. I came here and did my lap swim about 2 years ago during pool maintenance at the Y Los Altos. The pool is big, heated, and has small hot spa (jacuzzi). The upstair cardio area is decent, has lots of upgraded machines, free weight area, and great view toward the outdoor pool. The studio for GroupEx classes is big, well air-conditioned, and clean. I stopped by women's locker room before class and noticed overall clean in the restrooms and shower. They have lots of classes for young members and seniors. Especially a variety of Aqua classes are very popular for the seniors such as Aqua fit, bootcamp, Aqua deep, and etc. The parking is big enough next to Von's market, Marshall in the large strip mall. They are like corporate gym such as 24 fitness, LA fitness. They have lots of choices for the pool activities and groupEx classes. Great workout place for family, even myself. The staff is so friendly.

Nice gym, I like the new equipment, but why are so many of the dumbbells always racked in the…read morewrong places?

This was my daughter's first time joining Ranchito Day Camp (Spring Break) via GS. After picking…read moreher up from camp, she always had a plethora of stories to share with me. She's experienced many new activities like archery, climbing a 32ft rock wall, ga ga ball, real life hungry hungry hippos, making their own snacks, & many arts and crafts projects! She made many new friends and hopes to see some of them again for Summer Camp! The camp counselors were always courteous and welcoming! I felt extremely comfortable leaving my daughter's well being in their hands. My daughter said they were friendly. Thank you Girl Scouts - El Ranchito Day Camp!

El Ranchito has a special place in my daughter's heart. Despite the heat of summertime, she always…read morethrives while at camp. By the end of the week she feels more confident and is growing closer to her girls scout troop sisters. Thank you for doing such a wonderful job!

My son went to summer camp here and loved it. Out of all of his many camps this year he said this…read moreone was rated #1.

We came here for a birthday party. Staff is GREAT! However,…read morethe place could use a major deep clean. There was a ton of stuff on the floors & it looked like it hasn't been cleaned or vacuumed in months. I brought a baby and it was def a hazard with all the stuff on the mat. Other than the cleanliness, it was great!

Our kids love aspire art! They have a wide variety of projects for them to do which keeps our kids…read moreengaged and interested. They look forward to camp every summer.

Both my kids have taken classes and camps at Aspire Art for more than 5 years…read more The art teachers are very kind, amazing with kids, encouraging, and, of course, excellent art teachers. My kids' art skills have grown exponentially through their guidance. They even challenge the kids to try new styles of art and new project types! We've always had great experiences with them and highly recommend these amazing art teachers!

I smell like a barnyard? Of course, because I was feeding goats & sheep at Barnyard Buddies…read more For $6 admission (at the time)(Groupon deals, as well), visitors to Barnyard Buddies can feed goats & sheep, and pet various animals. Buying a medium sized container of feed was more than enough, IMHO. Visitors are required to feed only the goats & sheep from the other side of the enclosure. Without feed, visitors can enter the closure & pet/brush the animals. Besides the goats & sheep, there are 2 pigs, chickens, and in a separate enclosure, emus & a cow. No access allowed to those, however. Pony rides are an option for little kids. The ride is around an oval track. There is also a playground area to burn up some energy. A few handwashing stations on premises to stay hygienic during your visit. Barnyard Buddies is an accessible nearby barnyard experience. I was lucky enough to grow up around chickens, so I'm not new to livestock. It's my firm belief kids should be around animals, and know where their food comes from, whether it be eggs, milk and/or meat. While not a place I'd recommend traveling large distances to visit, for those nearby or whom happen to be in the area, Barnyard Buddies is a wonderful opportunity to feed enthusiastically hungry goats & sheep, and brush plump piggies. Highly recommend!

Pretty cool to see the animals here. Had fun taking my nieces here where they were able to touch…read morethe animals and brush their hairs. Parking is easy and plenty of space. So I will definitely come back. Only issue I have is that drivers drive a bit fast where the parking become dusty so be prepared for that or make sure the kiddies have mask or face cover.

My daughter has been going to fibo art for over a year and a half. The teachers are amazing and…read moreshe really loves her time here. If your child loves art, I highly recommend giving them a chance.

A business with a big heart…read more My children started art classes in Jan 2020 in one of Fibo studios, Little Picasso (grade K-1) and Core level (grade 2-4) respectively, because of its convenient location and class availability for each of my children. We liked the studio in our area with friendly staff. They both enjoyed the classes even though I talked my older one into taking the classes so that I could have some alone time while they were both in the classes.LOL. My only concern at that time was how much art knowledge, material techniques and personal attention the classes at Fibo would offer to the children compared to a small art studio with a long waiting list. The Black Friday in March was the last in person class they had before the studio had to close following the closure of the schools state-wide. In a couple of days after the closure of the studio, I was amazed that Fibo rolled out great online art classes, free for all the Facebook fans. Like all other distance learning, I've learned so much about the curriculum, the talents and passion of the Fibo team as well as the struggle of a small business keeping serving the community during the unprecedented difficult time. Curriculum: It was truly an eye opening experience for me to learn about the design of the curriculum of Fibo through the online classes. It can't be done without the belief and vision of the owner, Miss Jasmine, about nurturing the artistic side of each child and showing the children that art (history) is a language of humankind. Through Fibo's art history series (introducing high school art history AP class with art projects to elementary students, alphabeta serie to primary students) and around the world serie, I've especially experienced art as a vehicle of nurturing children's knowledge, awareness and appreciation of the world (natural and social) around them, in addition to the creativity and grit. Through Fibo's reading series, book reading (primary)/discussion (upper graders elementary) accompanied with an art project is such an inspiring model for bringing art and academics together seamlessly. Through Fibo's daily draw and creativity series, basic art knowledge, including color theory, perspectives, rule of 3rd, composition, different material properties and techniques, is introduced in an enjoyable way with a lot of room for creativity. You can get a sense of most of the series by becoming a Fibo village Facebook member or subscribe to Fibo Kids Academy Youtube channel. You can find free class videos or 3-day rental of recordings at $5. Fibo team: I do not know Miss Jasmine personally except of a few message exchanges on Facebook group page and during a few adult online classes Fibo kindly offered to the parents back in July. Miss Jessica and Miss KC were teachers of my children's in-person classes. Irealized how talented they are both in art and as a teacher for various age groups until they taught the online classes. My children also love Miss Ashely and Miss Kiatlin who also teach many online classes. Miss Jasmine values the attention and feedbacks to each student and has specifically provided the platform for Core/Master students in online classes now. As a small business owner in a difficult time, she is also proactive and sincere to work with parents to provide the best possible services to suit all parties' needs. As a mother of two young children, she is a role model not only for the children but also for the adults. It's easy to sign kids up for various activities, but it's not easy to find a team of teachers with big hearts. We are so lucky to be part of the Fibo community and hope you will enjoy it as well!

We have been coming to Little Gym Lakewood since my daughter was 18 months. She is now 5 years old,…read moreI have nothing but great things to say. I am so grateful to the staff that have kept us along the years and now my youngest daughter who started at 4 months and is almost 2 years now will continue with the classes. We are sad to leave classes for my five year old due to our own schedule conflicts, but are so grateful for the memories we have made and the friends that will follow. Thank you to Ms Ana who has always shown so much kindness to both girls throughout the years , and Ms Brie who was my youngest daughter teacher for a short time, she was always so intentional with our classes. Thank you little gym

I came here with a friend and I love the fundamental learning skills being taught with the little…read moreones. The staff are welcoming but some needs major work on soft skills when speaking to the younger kids in the smaller room. This staff member with a mauve colored beanie does not know how to speak to the kids Softly. As I'm waiting outside in the lobby I'm hearing "you have to clean up after yourself. I'm tired too but you don't see me complaining." That staff member needs a little more training on how to communicate with the kids. She clearly doesn't seem like she has any patience with kids.

My kids have attended Chef Tech's summer camps for the last two summers and I couldn't recommend…read morethem more highly! They are able to manage a large group of kids in a very organized manner and are excellent and patient teachers. Each and every time that I pick them up I'm shocked by how much they were able to make in the two and a half hours that they were there. They are currently in the Italian week camp and have made homemade pizzas, pastas and sauces from scratch, flatbreads, salads, sorbet, cookies, etc. My kids are 9 (twins), but we also brought friends this summer. One is in his last year of middle school and enjoyed the class just as much as the younger kids. Truly, such a wonderful experience for them! Thank you so much, Chef Tech!

I signed up for their four-part foundational cooking skills class. I've attended two out of the…read morefour sessions so far (they're held on four consecutive Saturdays), and I'm absolutely loving it. Chef Teri provides incredibly useful lessons. I've been actively recommending it to my friends. The classes are intimate. It's very probable that she'll have you experience every step of the process. A significant aspect of learning involves being motivated to undertake tasks you might prefer not to, in order to gain experience and grasp that this is partly what cooking is about. The other students were easy to get along with and respectful.

We enrolled our grandson at the youth center thinking he would get help with homework and he could…read moreread , relax and see friends .Boy was I wrong !!! It's a free for all and very noisy . It's like recess on steroids when we walk in to do pick up . Los Al !!! You can do better .

Yikes no. I agree with everything the reviewer said about the counselors teaching the kids…read moreinappropriate things not to mention kids of all ages are mixed together it is chaos. We were signed up for only two weeks of this camp and it can't end soon enough (he's only going to have gone 5 of the 10 days because it's that bad). He started toward the middle of the season, but there was zero help with regards to how things worked or where he would go and I did NOT feel good about leaving my son there so I stayed for at least an hour to get him acquainted with things. The counselors are friendly enough and the director is very responsive and helpful which is why I even gave two stars. YMCA is twice as expensive but 10 times better. I regret signing him up for this camp. Free range for your child to have access to limitless junk food if you load their card. Expect bullying, bad language and bad behavior. Have no idea how these other parents rate this so highly.

I've tried three of the rooms in here and I can say it is just an amazing experience. You have to…read moretry the one that is a Stranger Things theme. Definitely immersive and just like the original series. The office was a really fun one too and had all of the right funny moments from the TV show. We got stuck with the ice cubes because who knew what you actually had to do with them no spoilers here. Enjoy!!

I brought my husband here to surprise him with The Office escape room for his birthday! We are both…read morehuge fans of the show which made this experience that much better! We had never done an escape room before so we were nervous about the difficulty/hints/actually completing it haha, but our game master was so patient, and gently hinted us to the right direction in a not so obvious way! I forgot her name, but she is very sweet, great smile, straight hair and glasses (you rock!) It was so fun and very cinematic; the attention to detail is top notch. Super worth it. We will 100% be coming back here with the rest of the family!