Celebrated my daughter's sixth birthday here with her grade 1 classmates. Their birthday package…read morewas perfect for the size of our party and the outdoor environment was just right for children. Everyone including the parents had an enjoyable time. Highly recommend this place for children and adult outdoor adventure fun.

We went as a group of 6 to Treetop Trekking Stouffville for a friend's birthday and did the 3 hour…read moreexperience. 4 of us took a Lyft from downtown Toronto and it cost around $60 after tipping, which wasn't too expensive after we split it. We arrived in the morning with all the little kids and their parents on a Saturday and it was raining. But the park didn't close and it was actually not that bad in the actual trees. However, we did get very wet and some of the wooden obstacles were quite slippery. I would definitely recommend wearing the right clothes! Wearing grippy running shoes helped get through the obstacle course - even in the rain. And the long pants and long sleeve hiking jacket kept me from getting rope burns. It was overall a good time and would definitely recommend it to other people. The only thing is, we were only able to get through 4/6 courses with a short break in between because we were a bit more cautious than other groups. It took us 4 hours so we ended up getting kicked out in the end because it was only supposed to take 3 hours. I wish they had let us stay a bit longer. 6 courses in 3 hours would only be possible for people who are already quite athletic I think. Otherwise staff were friendly, the orientation at the beginning was helpful, and the snacks are a really good price. I think it was less than $3 for a mini can of Pringles or a small bag of chip nuts. There's also water and popsicles available too. Washrooms weren't the cleanest but I wouldn't expect them to be in an outdoorsy place like this.

I brought my kids here for the first time to attend a birthday party. Pretty big place with various…read moretracks beginners to advanced. My kids had a blast! They offer bike rentals but we brought our own. I like their party packages which is 3 hours long. I would certainly consider hosting a party here for my kids in the future too.

Joyride 150 is AMAZING!! I had no problems at all, the foam pit is really fun, and the staff was…read morereally nice and cooperative. This place is definitely recommended by me and I love this place!

We've had an amazing experience with TAC over the past few years. Both of my kids have been…read moreinvolved year-round, starting with aquatics lessons and camps, then Adventure Camp and Soccer Academy, and now that they're older they've gotten into the STEM programs and Mini MBA, along with a mix of sports programs. What stands out is how well-run everything is. The staff are organized, caring, and genuinely engaged with the kids. Programming feels structured and purposeful, not just "childcare," and my kids always come home excited about what they did that day. Customer service has also been excellent whenever we've had questions, schedule changes, or needed help with registration. Highly recommend for families looking for quality year-round programming and camps.

TAC Sports deleted my review on google after I posted a photo of their ads about their camps at…read moreWanless park. I live close to Wanless park where they run their camps. I find it unbelievable that they are not following the Covid-19 laws and putting others health at risk. They certainly had over 20 campers and staff during their camp at Wanless park. At the time, the max limit for outdoor gatherings was 10. I enjoy using the baseball diamond and field with my children and we could not use it because they told us they had a permit for it. When I called 311 I was told they do not have a permit because the city is not handing out permits during Covid and that is it illegal to run a private camp on public city space without a permit. I hope that the park officers showed up and handed out a fine so that this does not happen again. If they are not compliant with Covid safety measures, how can they guarantee the safety and health of their campers!? I will NOT be sending my children to this camp. TAC Sports answer: Hello Sarah, thank you for your message. We hope you are contacting the right organization about your concern. We have run in compliance with all COVID-19 protocols, providing over 20 weeks of 100% safe programming without incident since the beginning of COVID-19 and passing direct compliance with public and city health officials. Safety is our primary and most important concern for our students and staff. Please feel free to always contact us directly at 416 627 1092 or info@tacsports.ca. Response: I added a photo in the review. Is that your camp? Coach shirts say tac sports. Also, you never responded about running the camp without a permit. TAC Sports answer: Hi Sarah, thanks for your response. The pictures are not clear but we are confident that would not be our camp and we would not operate without a permit. You can contact our directors at 416 627 1092 before leaving a review that is not related to our organization. Thank you. Response: This review is 100% related to your organization. Your website states that you are offering camps at Wanless Park and I have attached a photo of your poster advertising the camp during the time that photo was taken. I do not want to contact your directors because you are clearly lying about the camp at Wanless that took place in March and about the permit. Your directors will just make up another lie. If you would like more proof about the permit, I can also get 311's response in writing which states that you do NOT have a permit and they are not handing out ANY permits during Covid. The public deserves to know how you operate and they need to be able to see this review. It is very concerning that your company chooses to lie over a negative review and to operate illegally since you work with children. What are you teaching them? City of Toronto response: Thank you for your email. The City of Toronto has not issued any permits for outdoor activities as of date and cannot issue permits in the Provincial Lockdown zone of the Covid-19 framework. Due to Toronto being in Lockdown since November and currently in a Stay at home order no Organization should be using the parks for paid programing. I have been aware of the activity at Wanless park as I had another complaint from a resident of the area. Unfortunately I did not have a name or contact for the group. I did ask Park staff and By-law officers to go out to the location and warn the group that they are not allowed to use the space without a permit and the Park is open to the public to use in accordance to the Provincial guidelines.

I'm loving the new updates to this gym, the bouldering wall is fantastic and they do weekly setups…read more The climbs are always so interesting and suitable for climbers of all heights (particularly biased because I am short). The setting here is superb. Lots of variety for climbers of all levels. Since they've updated the gym I feel like the pieces that they use seem fairly new, very raw and fresh. Their bouldering levels are by colours. They have some auto-belay options and their top rope is also varied and interesting. Top rope uses a grigri that is pre-installed, which is similar style to most Toronto rock-climbing gyms, and their figure-8 knot is typically left in the ropes. I don't do lead but I see the lead climbers climbing all the way to the roof and across and it's always amusing. Since they've renovated they've added a much-needed water fountain, the ones with automatic sensors for your water bottles. Also since they've renovated and started this routine of weekly resets the gym gets incredibly packed and as a result, I think it can be a bit unfriendly for beginners. One area that I think that they can spend more attention on is their change rooms with rusting lockers and just an overall dirty and cold feeling.

Disclaimer: this is the only climbing gym I've been to so, you won't benefit from any benchmarking…read moreanalysis here. I love this place--intro class by Sean (sp?) was dope and the one-month deal* that comes with being a new member to the community is the sweetest. Flying solo for the intro? No problemo. Come anyway. Oh, and you have unlimited access to the gym post-training so, yeah, stay and climb for as long as you like. For me, I love figuring out the routes whilst building strength. (I then pair this activity with dance classes to get my cardio in.) Wear a light long sleeve, long pants (yoga pants A-OK), bring water, bring a lock for lockers, and you're set. *Come as often as you like for $30. And ALSO? ALSO. Also: includes rental shoes, harness, chalk bag.

What a fun thing to do on a Saturday afternoon with my hubby and our friends along with their kids!…read moreHubby and I brought our own rollerblades which gives us 3 hours to skate around. The check-in process was quick & efficient. We simply gave them our names and they verified that we were on the list and that we signed the waiver. The place is spacious!!! We went to the one at Oshawa Centre in the old Sears space. Lots of room to skate around without others getting in the way or not having enough space to get around other people. The music is amazing! Lots of 90s music which brought back a lot of fun memories. The interior was well-done! Lots of neon lights, disco balls and just tons of photo-ops. I'm already looking forward to finding another date to go back again.

My fiancé and I went to Suso Skate Co. location inside the Promenade Shopping Center in Thornhill…read morelast week. It was a cold and rainy night, so indoor roller skating seemed like the perfect thing to do! Admission was only $15 per person for 2 hours (which is a total steal in my opinion). We also liked that you had the option to bring your own roller skates and/or rollerblades to this rink. The price for renting skates was pretty expensive. $20 for the first hour, an additional $8 for the second hour and additional $5 for protective gear. Which is another $33 ON TOP of the admission fee... so you're probably better off bringing your own or buying a new pair. The interior was nicely decorated with neon lights, disco balls, and 2 walks of vinyl records. Totally Instagram worthy! The rink is quite small (an old H&M store), which is great for beginners, but gets a bit boring after a few rounds. They also provide "walkers" for absolute beginners. So don't be afraid to give it a try!

If you love your child and value their well being, do not send your child to the camp thus place…read moreoffers. MARCH BREAK, SUMMER OR WINTER CAMP is run by inexperienced, rude CHILDREN with 0 accountability for your child's safety....and that's saying alot as a former staff of the YMCA.

Great place. I used to go to Goodlife, but once we saw what they offered families, it was a good…read moreswitch. I like that they have an indoor running track - being a runner myself - which is especially useful in the winter, or even just as a better alternative than a treadmill. Otherwise, fairly standard gym area and never too crowded. There's also a pool, which you won't have at most other gyms. I'm personally into group classes since they keep me more motivated and interested than working out alone on a machine. Some really good classes and teachers. The only downside at times is if you just have a so-so teacher, since they're given license to plan the class. That can be an upside too if you have a really good teacher, but sometimes with other teachers you may not feel as challenged and/or feel a muscle group wasn't really targeted (at Goodlife, they have standardized classes which doesn't really matter who's teaching). I do enjoy that the group classes have a true 'group' feeling to them, and people will talk with each other. There's also a good balance of men in the group classes, so it isn't awkward like it often was a Goodlife in that sense. A huge value is having the family pass. The big payoff is once your child reaches 3, then they can be in child minding for free during your workout. The kids have options like a 2 story play structure, rather than just being a daycare-environment room. Most of the classes are included in the membership too, so our son has swimming lessons and multi-sports at no extra charge. This was the main reason we chose to join. Downside is the change area. It's very much like a public rec centre rather than a gym or a club with tiled floors, showers which take 2 minutes to get hot water and so on. There is a 'plus' area, which is more of a club environment. It has a steam room and whirlpool. I'd really love these, but it's literally a couple hundred extra dollars a year which is too much right now with a young family. Other gyms like Goodlife have a sauna for everyone, so I don't really like having to pay what is standard for most others. Only reason I can't give a 5 star, but I do really recommend this place.

Awesome! lots of fun for everyone. Great instructors and great battles. honestly its super fun…read more price is $25 per person pkus tax. they do have discounts for groups of 13 and more. you can host.private event (i did for my bday ) or keep it openw for random people to play with you. They teach you how to use the bow and arrow and honestly If you have never done it before you will master it in no time. the gsmes they come up with are soo fun. I highly reccomend. DONT FORGET TO USE THE FOREARM BANDS THEY GIVE YOU. IF YOU REFUSE YOU CAN END UP WITH BRUISED FOREARM AS THE STRING SLAPS BACK ON YOUR SKIN. LOL

If you ever want to have a lot of fun I would recommend going to this place! Great way to let off…read moresome steam and get some nice cardio in while having fun. I've been to other bubble soccer places and this is by far the cleanest one which is definitely a huge positive. They really take the time to clean the bubbles which probably going through a decent amount of people in a week. Our group did nerf wars and bubble soccer which I would highly recommend to anyone looking into booking a slot. The staff were great, fun and super motivating while our group was there. Their attitude and welcoming personalities boosted our experience while we were there. 100% recommend to anyone.

Tried rock climbing for the first time at Basecamp Climbing and had such a great experience. The…read moreatmosphere felt welcoming, and really beginner-friendly. I got to try both bouldering and harness climbing, and I have to say, I especially loved bouldering. It was my first time giving it a go and it quickly became my favorite. All the instructors were super helpful and encouraging, which made a big difference as a first-timer. I can barely feel my hands while typing this but honestly, that just shows how much I enjoyed it. Definitely coming back!

Lots of fun!! We took an intro lesson and learned all the basics for safe climbing and belaying…read more The price difference between a day plan and the rentals vs a lesson with those included was only a few dollars so we took the lesson. We started upstairs and learned how to fall safety and did one quick practice climb. Then we moved downstairs for a lesson in ropes as both a climber and a balayer. The instructor, Sasha, made sure we were confident and certain of our ties because they're fundamental for all climbs. They really emphasized safety, communication, and being confident in yourself. We got to climb on our own after the lesson and had a lot of fun!