We came here for a family weekend over Labor Day and had such a wonderful time! I didn't know what…read moreto expect, but the experience exceeded my expectations. There were so many activities to choose from--big swing, pontoon boat ride, sailing, kayaking, the giant lake slide, tie-dye, archery, axe throwing, rifle and BB shooting, climbing, candle making, and more. Most of the counselors were fantastic--great with kids and clearly passionate about what they do. The cabins are very basic, so be sure to bring your own chairs, sheets, and pillows, but the temperature controls made it comfortable. The meals had a nice variety and were surprisingly good for camp food. The last night's campfire, complete with a talent show and s'mores, was such a special way to end the weekend. While not all families were particularly social, the ones we connected with were great. Overall, we had a wonderful time and would definitely come back again!

My child attended this summer camp, and she came back in tears. I found out that my daughter was…read morebeing bullied here by a boy (for days) who forced her to go into a compost bin and stay there. There were no aids who were watching this or paying attention to the children. When my child told one of the aids (Mostly college students) it was not escalated. I called the manager and they said this was common with the specific child. While the manager was polite, as a mother, I cannot trust my child to be safe here.

Very well organized and run. They follow covid protocol like a science. Teachers and other staff…read moreare sensational.

Went to summer camp here when I was younger and I loved it. I still have many memories and is where…read moreI learned to swim good. Also back then real dodgeball was a thing and it was the best. They do arts and crafts too, canoes, many many activities. Great place. No idea how much my parents paid but hopefully someday I can afford to send my own kids here. I remember it being expensive but idk the numbers

Camp Speers is nothing short of a nightmare. The first thing that happened to me when I got there…read morewas being told that I would be in a different cabin than my friends. This was a total surprise to me because I requested all of them and they requested me. After having to call my parents so they could beg the head leaders if I could switch they let me. Thank the lord that they even allowed that because if they didn't I probably would have run away. When I got into my cabin, I was greeted to ants in my bed and promised that I would get a cot. This cot ended up not getting delivered and I had to sleep on the floor for the whole week. After the ants spread through all of the yoga mat beds, did they actually do something. That something was them spraying a powder that did nothing to the ants. The ants came back the next day. When it was finally time to eat, I was expecting the food to be bad, but not inedible. We were served green French fries and half frozen chicken fingers. The option that me and my friends took were the salad bar. We ended up eating little protein that week which eventually leaded to fatigue and lightheartedness because most of our diet consisted of salad and pasta. When my friend finally had enough of the camp and was getting homesick, he only had one simple request. This request was to have a supervised phone call to his mom. After hours of crying, he finally gave up, with the compromise that the head woman would call his parents. We all suspected that she would leave all of the fact that he was lightheaded from not eating and the fact that there were ants in our cabin. This was confirmed when we asked his mother what the head leader said and she said he was crying about homesickness and did not mention anything else. The last thing I want to mention is the cleanliness of the camp. I left camp speers with a very severe case of impetigo that could only finally be treated when I went to a dermatologist. This was caused by the lifejackets, as the spots were exactly where the lifejacket rested on me. The least they could do is spray them with a hose every night. Instead they let them sit in a garage letting infection grow on them. No child should have to go through a camp like camp speers. This is based on opinion and your child might have fun but in my opinion the only good thing about the camp was the friends met along the way like Philip.

This place is awesome. I went there with my 6th grader's class, we learned marine biology,…read moreglaciers, eminent domain, all while hiking, canoeing, archery. Superlative staff, particularly Tyler. The view from the hike on the AT reminded me of Mohonk. I brought my own food, but the kids were happy. Looking in to sending my kids here for a week or so for overnight camp. Beautiful grounds, well maintained, fun and informed staff.

Camp Bernie is a great place. It teaches great values of team building. Its not for everyone but if…read moreyou give it a shot you'll be happy.

Camp Bernie for the win!!!! Staff looks out for the kids and go above and beyond to make the…read morecampers feel right at home. Activities are engaging and the kids can't wait to go back.

Very happy with the Learning Experience , our granddaughter goes here and is always happy to be…read moredropped off , talks about what she has learned when getting picked up and has made numerous little friends. The staff is attentive and polite , would highly recommend this place.

The Learning Experience at Mansfield is, simply put, a wonderful place for a little person to be…read more As a teacher myself, when it came time to find a daycare for my daughter, I was not looking for just a place for her to be "looked after" while both my husband and I worked. Safety was the first priority, but so was enrichment, A setting where she would be challenged, and would continue to grow academically and socially. I wanted her to be engaged and challenged. TLE provides all that and more. Their child centered curriculum is motivating and fun for kids. Most importantly, it is kid appropriate. It includes technology based but also workbook centered and hands on experiences. They even added a musical component to their curriculum. Everything is taught with fun, relatable characters that continues to each grade level for a thematic approach. Also, this school is spotless. Every time I enter that school, it just smells clean. It is obvious that things are routinely sanitized. In times, like these, cleanliness is key. In each other the 3 rooms my daughter has been in, toys are organized and labeled. Everything has its place. As a bonus, my daughter is taught to always put away toys/activities when she is done playing. Also, the owner, Jo-Ann, the director, Amanda and the assistant director, Christina are just really wonderful people. They are kind, warm and welcoming. They are effective at not only making each family/child feel welcome, but also in running an organized, efficient school. Any and all of my questions are always addressed with patience and real solutions. The teachers there also have greatly influenced my daughter. Two in particular, Ms. Cheyenne and Ms. Olivia, really influenced her. She looked forward to seeing them because they truly took the time to not only make her feel special, but also to provide consistent guidance and educational support. Finally, TLE has a lot of philanthropic endeavors. They raise awareness about both health and social issues that effect our community as well as the world. From food drives, book collections, healthy heart awareness and even holiday gifts for families in need, this school teaches children to give back. This is a very important concept that both myself and my husband teach our daughter about. It is wonderful to have her school do the same. After all, in a world where you can be anything, we should really all be kind. I can not say enough nice things about the school and the actual company Itself. I looked at over 5 different daycares in our area before registering here. I did the random drop inns, asked the important questions and really observed what was going on before selecting a school. If you want a place for your child to stay safe, continue to grow and be challenged academically, TLE is the school for your family's daycare needs.

Where do I begin. This camp is horrible specfically the wages and the hours. Me a minor was going…read moreto be WAY under minimum wage which is completely illegal in New Jersey might I add. I am highly debating reporting this as this kind of behavior is unacceptable and completely diabolical. In order to save you all the suffering of applying here let me just tell you, YOU WILL BE PAID LIKE MINMUM WAGE OR LESS. He really put the min in minimum wage. Thank you hope you have fun finding a well payed job.

This camp is NOT friendly to people with Learning Disabilities, Medical Conditions, or Mental…read moreHealth Conditions. My son was hired as a lifeguard and despite sharing all his medical and disability issues with management, the management and supervisors and staff offered NO support, guidance, recommendations, or feedback to my son. My son worked the entire summer with out one write up or incident, but we are not returning due to the camp's disastrous ability in working with people who have any differences.

My son attended a few sessions. The first few were very…read morehelpful and he improved greatly. As he got older fewer of his peers signed up and he lost interest. A great program for the younger kids though.

From the owner: Kickzsoccer was formed in 2008 to provide players of all ages and abilities an opportunity to…read moreadvance their skills and knowledge of the game through our year round advanced camps and programs. With a small group of highly qualified coaches, Kickzsoccer is committed to providing quality and continuity to players and parent coaches by developing and building strong relationships. Welcome to Kickzsoccer!