My Kids second year and they love it. My son literally never wants to leave during pick up - he…read morehas so much fun

This is my nephews 2nd year attending Love Richmond and they love it. Would recommend this camo to…read moreanyone with Elementary school age children.

Since the first day, my kid is in love with his teacher, classmates and the staff. He comes home…read morehappily and wants to go back to school happily each morning. As a parent, besides the happiness, I really do believe Crestmont has a great system and program. We are so impressed and proud of our son's development. Many Thanks to Crestmont family!

Our daughter loves this small Co-op community school in the East Richmond Height hills, CA…read more The Teachers purposefully engage their students in experiental learning. The students have a beautiful nature based campus, which I love ! Check us out

Probably half as many strength machines as Berkeley. There's no smith machine which is weird. Could…read moreuse both a seated hamstring curl and incline press machine. The place isn't bad but lacks a few key machines.

There is no music in the fitness room so people talking loud is really annoying. You see the same…read morepeople yapping and barely working out. This one kid pretends he's an mma fighter hitting the bag real loud but his technique is bad. Never been to a gym where people talk more than workout.

My daughter has been to KC Summer Day Camp many times over the past few years and she absolutely…read moreLOVES it. The counselors are truly wonderful: fun, caring, and creative and each week the camp has a different theme lead by local experts or artisans (from carpentry and engineering to jewelry and gymnastics) so the kids are never bored. My daughter also looked forward to their weekly field trips which took them on various adventures throughout the Bay Area.The cost is extremely reasonable for a camp of this caliber and the location is picturesque - nestled in the Kensington Hills near Berkeley. Also, a huge plus for this busy working parent is their early drop off and late pick up on those days when I need it. We'll be there again this summer!

How refreshing. If you, like me, have a whole spreadsheet full of summer camps lined up for your…read morekids, you, like me, might get cranky about how many of them have short hours, high prices, longish drives, complicated drop offs and pickups. KCC Camp is so simple. So easy. It's all day, so great for working parents. Each week there's a different theme and specialized classes with a teacher--carpentry, say, or gymnastics. There's a field trip every Wednesday (on an actual bus--no parent driving required! Yay!). There's always tennis and structured play, but also plenty of downtime if that's what your kid wants. It's not the most coddling camp ever, but the kids have fun and come home happy.

This place is honestly such a hidden gem. Located next to Costco in Richmond, I Flip Gymnastics is…read moresuch a huge space we had no idea about until a couple of parent friends mentioned it recently. They offer a variety of classes for multiple age groups, open gym hours, and more. I would do some research ahead of time matching your kiddos age ranges with the weekly schedule ~ our drop-in was around $20. I'm sure there are monthly rates and/or memberships, but we wanted to check it out first to see what the gym entailed. The staff is incredible nice, the families/kiddos who come are great, and I appreciate the open space format conducive to safe exploration and play. There does have to be a guardian present at all times, or at least for our time slot there does :) Equipment-wise, we were very impressed. This is most def a super-elevated Gymboree (or for us, the next step!). I'm not a gymnast so not sure the technical terms for the equipment, but from our fist time I noticed the open mat, climbing blocks, trampoline, foam pit, mini balance beams, rings, and more. For the kiddos, they get stamps at the end of the hour long sesh and fun music is played throughout. A trainer is present too. Overall, we will def come back again soon. There is safe parking adjacent to the building, and can't beat grabbing a few items/gas/snacks at Costco before or after class. Happy we have a space in the East Bay like this. Bravo!

Found out about the gym at our kids friends birthday party, it's been 5 months now our two kids…read morehave been attending open gym and camp, couldn't be more satisfied. Super easy communication and kids love Paloma and the staff. See you guys for summer camp!

I just completed a screen-print class ... what fun. I don't know why I never did this before. My…read moredaughter wanted to have family t-shirts made but it was always too expensive to just get 3 printed. I was able to make them...yay. Printed shirts for my grandson that were soooo cute. I also printed images on my suitcase so it doesn't look like the hundreds of black suitcases in the airport. The instructor is GREAT. She is also ready to experiment. She screens on ceramics ... even screened a prosthesis! The other students were very helpful too. I'll be signing up again soon. The RAC is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year! It's a great place.. drop by for a visit or to take a class.

Came here for the spring exhibitions opening reception and had a great time. Was a bit surprised…read morethat masking was still required indoors but they provided masks at the front. The exhibits were nicely organized and flowed well. The Richmond Art Center seems well-maintained overall and they did an excellent job with the opening reception, including the yummy food and drinks in the courtyard. I just wish they had more seating during events. While making my way around, I saw artwork from local students as well and the classrooms in the back which was cool. If you're an East Bay local, I highly recommend stopping by the Richmond Art Center at some point or checking out their class offerings.

What I Love 1. Top-Notch Amenities…read moreFrom the well-maintained free-weight section and cardio machines to the heated pool, spa, sauna and steam rooms -- everything feels clean, modern, and thoughtfully laid out. The variety of court sports (tennis, racquetball, pickleball) is a big bonus, especially when you want a break from monotonous workouts. 2. Friendly & Professional Staff The front desk team, trainers, and maintenance staff are all approachable, helpful, and responsive. Whenever I've had a question or requested assistance (be it with equipment, scheduling, or classes), it's been addressed promptly and with a smile. 3. Community Feel This is more than just a gym -- there's a sense of belonging. Members say hello, staff recognize faces, and there's a positive energy in the place. It feels like more than a place to lift or swim; it's a place where people want to spend time.

If I could give zero stars, I would. This club is outdated and poorly managed. Some facilities are…read moreokay but not worth what they charge, and the jacuzzi often has a very strong chlorine smell that even irritates your eyes. I was there with four children and felt disrespected during an interaction with the owner Bruce. The way I was spoken to felt rude and condescending, yelling and threatening to call the police over moving chairs its crazy. Our membership was canceled right after his meltdown. Paying members deserve to be treated with courtesy and respect. I also observed the summer camp area while there. Children who were not in the pool didn't seem to have any alternative activities and were mostly left sitting around, with staff often raising their voices and telling them if they don't get in the pool is their problem. Overall, I left with the impression that this club prioritizes collecting fees over providing quality service and a positive experience for families. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this club.

Hands down this is my kids' favorite camp of the summer. We literally plan our summer around these…read morecamps. Our walls are filled with the beautiful art that my kids made at summer camp. They have developed such a love of art and joy of creation through Lucy's supportive and wonderful learning environment. What I love most is that Lucy teaches kids about different artists, and then encourages the kids to find their own voice and think creatively and critically about the work they are doing. Her studio is a magical place. I can't recommend this camp highly enough.

Former student, now thirty-year-old adult. I took many classes and camps with Lucy over the years…read moreand loved all of them. It was such a fun environment and I learned so much about art while also having a great time. I loved the variety of mediums and styles we used during classes. And now I work in an art field, which was my dream as a kid. Can't recommend these classes and camps enough!

Our granddaughter went to Trackers Camp El Cerrito. Well…read moreorganized Professional staff Fun activities Very positive experience

We've been doing trackers for years. The kids have a good time but I wanted to weigh in on the…read morepricing of late. The price has gone through the roof, but I'm really irked by the timing. Drop off is at 9:30 and pick up at 2:30, so essentially 5 hours (little more than a half day camp). It's already expensive at nearly $750 a week, but then you have to pay substantially more if you want to pick up or drop off at the same time as most other camps. Basically you're getting a half-day camp at more than full-day camp prices. Really annoying to get nickled and dimed this way.

This was our first summer we have done a session of Kids for the Bay and my 8 year old absolutely…read moreloved it! He did the Stream Science session. Everyday he came home thrilled about his day and excited to go back the next. He typically is weary of trying new things but in this case we got a 2 thumbs up each day. He made new friends and the counselors were warm and kind. It felt very organized and thoughtful. We look forward to returning next year. Thanks Kids for the Bay!

My son has done Kids for the Bay's camp at age 6 and last summer at age 8…read more One of the highlights of the camp that I noticed right away is the engagement of the Counselors with the campers. Camp Leaders are full-time teaching staff with the organization during the school year. They were professional, warm and top notch educators. According to my son, "fun, and funny!". At some other camps that we've done, you drop your kid off and some summer staff can be kindof checked-out - but not here. You get the sense that the staff team is working together to make a great experience for the group. The locations change from day to day to explore different environments. Sometimes driving to different locations was a little long from Oakland (like Tilden Park, Lake Anza), but locations are not too far afield. A favorite for my son was Blake Gardens, where the group got to do a nature scavenger/treasure hunt.