I used to go here and I stoped because the trainers were really rude mainly carm she's was the…read moreworst and the others if you took a turn too short you would have to buy them a Starbucks gift card and if you were one or more mins late they would tack up your horse so we left but I really recommend that you go to lucky fox farm in Murfreesboro

Not very friendly people here. Over priced. Desperate need of people skills. Over all my kid had…read morefun but i expected more for bang for my buck.

We've been coming here for a year now, and it has truly become my daughter's favorite time of the…read moreweek. From day one, Ms. Leah has been nothing short of amazing! Her patience, humor, and genuine love for the kids shine through in every class. She has helped my shy little girl come out of her shell and discover something she absolutely loves. The recitals are just as wonderful as the weekly classes. Thoughtfully put together, well organized, and so magical to watch. I wasn't sure how my daughter would do on stage, but Ms. Leah reassured me she'd be great, and she absolutely was. Seeing her shine like that was unforgettable. They even had a "bring a friend" week, and my daughter brought her cousin (they're two peas in a pod!). She loved it so much that she's now joining the class, too. The studio itself is warm, welcoming, and filled with joy. Between the fun, the learning, and the magic Ms. Leah creates, this place is truly special. If you're thinking about signing up PLEASE DO. You won't regret it!

Love this class for 3.5 y.o. she adores it and it keeps her interest! teachers are wonderful!read more

I don't come here often because you need to reserve a pass in advance. They only have a certain…read morenumber of visitors since it is private property. However, I went on a day that coincided with a plant sale and it was absolutely wonderful to take a beautiful hike and then shop at the plant sale after. Every time I come, the staff are very nice and Talkative. They're willing to answer any questions and talk about the owls that have been rehabilitated. The trails are a bit wild and can be a little bit difficult to navigate however, it's wonderful and also feels a little bit more of a wild landscape than other places that you can go hiking. Highly recommend and Make sure you check in at the visitor area so that you can view the map and they can check you in upon arrival.

We went for marshmallow hikes / hot cocoa…read more Pros: Had a very knowledgeable volunteer group Got to learn about the area, the reserve, and animals Inexpensive event ($10pp) Was cool to see the owls at the end of the guided hike Cons: Public restrooms are portapotties Moderate hike didn't really feel like one, and I'm not a hiker. I expected more of a difficulty besides a slight uphill section (the most difficult part was dealing with the mud after a few days of rain) The reserve isn't very pretty at this time of year, but I bet it is in the summer/bloom/fall... basically anything but the deadness of winter. I think I'd market this a little differently, or change it up to make it better (the event specifically, not the nature reserve itself).

Camp Warner is my daughter's favorite camp! She has been attending Camp Warner every summer since…read moreage 6 (excl 2020) and now at age 12 she still looks forward to it. This camp gives kids a chance to really experience nature, spend all day outside exploring, learning, and making new friends along the way. Highly recommend!

Our 7 year-old son loved camp this year! He said he wished he could go all summer. We will…read moredefinitely be back.

I visited LPG to see my little nephew play baseball. We had a fun time seeing all the kids learn to…read moreplay wiffle ball, running around and pick up balls. The staff were professional and made sports fun for all the kids!

Our 2 boys have take multiple classes here over the last 3-4 yrs. They always look forward to going…read moreand it's amazing what they learn. We also had a birthday party here and it went perfectly! Stress free for parents and the kids had a blast!

A hidden gem in Nashville. We have attended school and camp at the farm location and love it. The…read morestaff knows our kids and needs, taking time to ensure each of them is receiving what they need to grow and learn. An amazing way to get your kids away from screens and learn in ways that are proven to be better for their mental, emotional, and physical health. Such an amazing and rare opportunity.

A New Leaf is an amazing school with extremely caring teachers with emphasis on nature, active…read moreoutdoor play, collaborative work, creativity and respect for each other and the nature. It is a truly magical environment that nurtures social emotional well being and promotes hands-on learning by exploration and wonder. The kids can truly become themselves in this school. The director - Elle - is amazing and it also has the best parent community in the whole town, that we have been part of for the last 4 years!

We love love love Harpeth and their coaches! My kids have learned so much and look forward to going…read moreeach week!

We love this gym. The owners and coaches are wonderful, and our children thoroughly enjoy Harpeth…read moreGymnastics!

My son attended the homeschooling classes here and really enjoyed them. It's a great place to…read morelearn coding in a fun atmosphere!

I would like to say how highly disappointed I was with Code Ninjas Youtube Camp. My child attended…read moreYoutube Camp for a week in June and then for three days in July. Before I signed my child up for the YouTube session in July I specifically asked Jeff if new material would be taught or if the same information he learned in June would be taught.Jeff explained to me since my child would came to the session in June the session in July would be a part 2 and they would go over editing videos and a few more new things than what he learned in June's session. Fast fwd to July's session I asked my child what he learned and he told me the same thing he learned in June. I have emailed Jeff asking to explain why I wasnt told the truth or even explaining what the difference was between June and July's session and I have yet to receive a response. I would have never signed my child up for the same session if I was told the truth up front. I feel as though my time and money was wasted along with wasting my child's time as well. My child did not understand why he didnt learn anything different and lost all excitement for the session. He wanted to learn more and the only thing he really did was have foosball tournaments, and not make a complete YouTube video. Parents I strongly suggest finding another camp that teaches Youtube basics because Code Ninjas main interest is teaching coding in Minecraft and Roblux.