What a fun place for kids and adults. Filled with zip lines and tree climbing and axe throwing,…read morearchery, trampoline jumping. You can bring food as there are tables to sit. There are snacks and drinks sold and indoor restrooms. It's an all day fun place. You may host birthday parties in the tree houses as well. Music plays throughout the place which is nice. Staff is very friendly.

When 3 of the features are closed perhaps you should let the customer or at least post it on your…read moresite and/or in the check in area before they pay 50.00 per family member to go on these things. Instead they direct you to them in the park and don't even know they're closed until you go back to the front desk to ask. Then the answer is "they're understaffed" which,to me, means the park knew in the first place. The large aerial zipline was closed, the taller walk the plank was closed and the toxic meltdown also closed . The attendant at the walk the plank worker mumbled something about "a piece missing from the taller one" after saying it was open and then checking. If you're understaffed wouldn't it make more sense to cycle the zipline crew to the closed ones so the paying customers can get what they paid for and go on everything? Everyone just seemed clueless about things being closed. That being said, the open stuff was fun.

My eldest has gone to LLDC for 3 years now, and my youngest just started there this summer. While…read morecertainly not cheap, it is a place where "you get what you pay for". The Director likes to say the camp is one of the only places kids today can get the experiences we had growing up, being able to just go out and play with your friends in a safe, but not stifling environment (I'm sure I'm paraphrasing how he puts it, but that's the message I've always gotten). I think that's a fair assessment of it. Also, the other thing I love about the place is that my two kids have very divergent interests, but there is so much to do there that there are many activities that speak to both of them. In short, it is definitely a place we recommend, and will be continuing to use going forward.

My children (age 5 and 7) love this camp SO MUCH that during the off season, they enjoy watching…read morethe videos. The count down for the following summer begins on the last day of camp. My children wakes up bright and early anxious to go and when I pick them up, they excitedly tell me all the stories about their wonderful day. The owner really cares about camp and making sure everyone has the time of the lives in a safe way. The electives program is pretty amazing. As a side note, the upcoming summer will be their third summer. LLDC is the best!

Our family has two children who started at Chesterbrook as infants. Our first son has recently…read morestarted in kindergarten and we feel he has been well prepared for public school. That credit is to be given to Chesterbrook in Chalfont. Our family appreciates each staff member at Chesterbrook and can not imagine sending our children to any other day care school.

This school offered a great summer camp experience for my children. The schedule worked well and…read morethe prices were reasonable and competitive when compared to several other summer camp options in the area. My kids loved the craft activities and outings/field trips. The staff was friendly and responsive to any of my questions. I will use them again for another year of summer camps.

College Settlement is the best! Initially, I was extremely nervous about sending my children at…read moreages 8 and 11 to their first 2-week overnight camp. However, when registering them for summers following, they insisted on participating in the full 2-week overnight camp, no shorter. CS offers a variety of experiences and activities and keep the kids engaged. They look forward to going back each year and always seem to return home more independent than when they left.

Best place for you kids. My two learned to ride bikes and swim there. They sign up for the same…read moresession each summer to meet their friends from camp again. The staff are very good and handle any situations very well. As a teacher myself I am very impressed at the professionalism of the staff. The camp does bring in kids from many backgrounds and has many kids that come from tougher areas and the staff do a great job of creating a safe space and bringing kids together. This is one of the main reasons my kids have attended for years. I needed financial assistance for a couple of years and the camp was there for us. The staff are from all over the world, and many were campers there too. The senior have been there for many years and are always so friendly and know my kids! I can't say enough about this place. Both my kids loved being junior staff there and can't imagine a summer without College Settlement.

Code Ninjas is a great experience for kids. Parents always think to put their kids in soccer or…read morebasketball which is great for kids development too. But Code Ninjas not only provides a social activity, but is the beginning stage of developing useful job skills for later in life. In an app-heavy world, learning to code is getting your foot in a lot of doors. The owners are super friendly and genuinely seem to enjoy their work. They don't come across as the type of business that just wants you to sign up for something. My son can be finicky with what we sign up him for and he has to attend regularly, but he loves doing this and talks about it at home all the time. I see many other kids there who seem fully invested in it what they are doing there. Code Ninjas employs a lot of high school students as employees, so this a great job opportunity as well for local youth.

It was love at first sight for my son with this place. He looks forward all week to his class. I am…read morethrilled. He is learning a skill and enjoying it. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. I feel completely at ease, leaving him there during his classes and going next-door to food shop.

Best outdoor camp ever! My 3 kids all LOVE Hideaway. They come home and talk all night about how…read moremuch fun they had hiking, swimming, playing GaGa, high ropes, building a camp site, etc... They really enjoy the full outdoor experience. The owners are very organized and provide quick responses and an awesome curriculum. All the counselors are teachers and great with children. I would highly recommend the camp!

I was late signing my children up for camp and everything was sold out. I found Hideaway Day Camp…read moreand was thrilled to find that they had openings. Both boys loved it. My youngest son is very clingy and hates going to camp - by the third day, he LOVED Hideaway and would run right to his group to start playing. My older son had a bug bite. I called to have them check on him and they could not have been more helpful and accommodating. They have creek walks, horseback riding, archery, fishing,ropes courses, climbing walls, swimming, and so much more! If you're looking for a real camp experience that offers tons of fun - this camp offers it with a warm and kind environment.

Grandparent here, with a second generation of Briarwood campers. It has consistently been a…read morewonderful experience for my children and now my grandchild. If you could imagine the quintessential day camp, this would be it. Everything that is fun under the sun, and great for rainy days too. Great lunch program, with lots of choices for picky eaters. Excellent swim program. Last year, our granddaughter tried out an overnight camp, but missed Briarwood, so she's back again this year and happy about it. One very cool thing is that since the inception of this camp, each bunk makes their own plaque every summer with their bunk name and year which are then hung up. It was amazing to our granddaughter to see her mother's and her aunt's plaques from when they were campers decades ago.

My kids go to Briarwood every summer and they LOVE it! Everything about Briarwood is fantastic…read morefrom the owners, to the property, the activities and the counselors. This is a group of people that truly care about helping their campers (and staff!) create memories that last a lifetime. The property is beautiful and includes anything and everything that kids of all ages will enjoy. They have multiple swimming pools, a rock climbing wall, all sorts of sports, gymnastics, boating, fishing, art, ceramics, minigolf...I'm sure I'm forgetting something because the activities seem endless. It has the feel of a "real" camp of days past, where there are no screens...just new friends, camp songs, bunk shows, and dance-offs. For me, the best part of Briarwood is that my kids come home LITERALLY arguing over who will tell me about their day first. They talk all through dinner about all the exciting things they did at camp. Prior to Briarwood, my kids spent their summers at different weekly camps, but the stress of managing that logistics became too much to handle. Briarwood offers transportation and they give the kids lunch, snacks, and plenty of water, which makes MY summer so much easier. One of the most impressive things is the tenure of the Briarwood staff. The counselors of each "bunk" call parents before the start of camp to introduce themselves and to learn about the kids. Some of the counselors I've talked to have been there for 20+ years, starting as campers themselves!! My oldest child has already talked about how he can't wait to eventually be a CIT (counselor in training) and how he hopes he will be able to be a counselor one day. Bottom line, the owners, Matt and Mike have built an incredible camp and I tell them every year that I'm so grateful that they create this experience for my kids. Knowing that my kids are out of the house being active, well cared fore, and making friends (and memories!) is priceless. My only complaint is I wish I could go too!!!!!

Used to be solid sent my kids their for camps and classes. Things have fallen apart under the…read moreleadership of Noah. Prices have gone way up, and quality has gone way down.

Some of the negative reviews calling this place a joke is being kind. AJ, I hope you're listening…read morewhen I tell you it's pathetic to throw a flag football championship only to hand it over to the team we beat because he's your buddy. Your corroboration with everybody but the parents of my team or myself and send out an email claiming these kinds are some kind of derelicts is disgusting at best. We followed every rule you threw at those kids and to then blame them for whatever happened in a parking lot is garbage. Crown your champ bud be we all know who won.