I was a little concerned not seeing any reviews on this place wondering if it's new or if they were…read morepersuaded to remove bad ones. I really wanted to go horse back riding today and decided to come here since they were the only ones with availability today after I got jerked at Park view in Islip. The lady seemed to have an attitude over the phone but I wasn't going to let that stop my plans. Once I arrived I saw a regular house then found out it's a private home that is next to preserves. I was told to pull up in front of gate and was unsure if I should wait or go in. I decided to wait since I saw her saddling horse. Katherine was nicer in person and seems to care about her horses. I rode Bandit who was behaved well but the actual trail wasn't people friendly lol. The trail wasn't cleared of logs on ground and the branches were hanging low so I had to bob and weave. I got smacked on face which caused a small cut and scraped on arm and hand. Other than that it was a nice stroll since I love horses. Couldn't really trot or run due to trail not being clear. I was told the price was $50 for hour then was charged $55 on pay pal. I don't plan on returning but I'm glad I was able to ride a horse today

I came out to AZ to do lots of things including riding and found this horseback riding center…read morethrough Yelp. Kathy gave me an amazing through the Arizona National Forest. She got to know my riding ability, which wasn't much and never pushed me beyond my comfort level asking continually if I was ok. And if you look at her website she does advanced training. I was so impressed with it when I come back I will visit her again. I highly recommend it, even if you don't have much experience. She has a lot of knowledge about the surrounding area.

If you are looking for a friendly and motivating crossfit gym, look no further because this is it…read more I just recently joined and It has been a great experience so far. The coaches really know their stuff and can modify any excerise either up or down. The workouts are challenging but rewarding. Whether you're new to crossfit or have experience, this is the place for you!

This place has a great atmosphere with a lot of awesome people. The owners treat you like family…read moreand truly care about the members. I highly recommend this place especially if you are looking to challenge yourself.

Donna is a wonderful yoga teacher. I am in her classes twice a week. My balance and strength have…read moreimproved and I love the thoughtful meditations she leads at the end, which leave me feeling uplifted.

With multiple injuries and an organ transplant history, Donna's classes have helped me maintain an…read moreexceed health and fitness goals for various procedures and hospitalizations. Truly a master.

Erica rocks all the way around. She was so helpful when the camp i volunteered with needed a…read morelocation change, stat. She accommodated us as best as she could and I feel it ran smoothly! Our campers had an amazing experience, so did the counselors, and admins. The activities spaces were in abundance, av and tech were available, firepits and fields were fresh and clean. The horses were a lovely added activity. LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT THE AMAZING KITCHEN STAFF. I can't remember all the names but thank you to Jen, Ross, Nelly, and young gentleman who works the afternoon/ evenings and everyone behind the scenes. You all made wonderful camp meals! Thanks for accommodating to preferences, allergies, and our silly campers being "kids". We appreciate your kindness and care so much.

My daughter loves this camp!! And we drop her off, it's always a great vibe there…read more The counsellors are super attentive and caring. They really make you feel welcomed! The child's safety is taken seriously and the check in process covers important things like dietary restrictions, medications, etc. The cabins are super cute and clean. The bathrooms are kept tidy as well. They do a ton of activities each week so the kids are never bored. Can't wait for many more summers of fun!

So happy i found Kendall and Matthew at Proven Spots ranch. What a wonderful family and a great…read moreplace to learn to ride. I rode as a child and taking up riding again at 59 years old has been so good for me, check them out!!

Kendall and Matt take the time to know you. The lessons have advanced my horseback riding skills…read moreimmensely! Plus their ranch is beautiful. Highly recommend

We were visiting the area and found this indoor park. Staff was very friendly and love that they…read morehad sugar free options at the coffee bar and had a food bank. I love supporting places that help the community and don't pressure you to join the church. Definitely coming back next time we are in town.

Hard pass for kids with special needs. Not much flexibility for my youngest or another kid who was…read more"too tall" for the littles section despite being on the spectrum. Staff is far too "letter of the law" rather than spirit of the law. If you enjoy getting scolded by someone who seems like they should be working for an HOA, this is your spot. Seems unreasonably strict for a place that is/was run by the Heights Church. Maybe they forgot what grace is.

I absolutely love the entire studio staff, the environment, and the overall vibe. I feel stronger…read moreand more confident with every class. The space is supportive, intentional, encouraging, and genuinely kind. The classes have also helped me work through significant low back pain, which has been a game changer. Thank you for the truly kickass energy--you all make such a difference.

I love Soar Pilates. The ambience is beautiful, the reformers are limited and spaced out so you can…read moretruly sink into your own individual practice even in a full class, and the instructors are all incredible. With the smaller class sizes, the teachers take the time to get to know each person, make recommendations for adjustment to maximize your workout and minimize creating potential injuries. I've tried other studios with larger class sizes and have found that the workout results were hit or miss, however at Soar, I get a great workout every time. You know it's a good workout when you can feel muscles you didn't know you had for a day or two after - and I love it! Great for any age, or any skill level.

This was the horseback riding camp I went to for a few summers as a kid. I see from their website…read morethat they are still very reasonably priced (my parents were far from rich) - although reading their description my memories are of a smaller, more intimate camp. Maybe it is just the condensation of memory or maybe the camp is just bigger now -- but this is what a wrote right before I looked up the camp online. (It's still there!) The camp was co-ed with a cabin for girls and one for boys. The girl's cabin was near some cottonwood stands and a dry creek bed and I think the boys cabin was up near the main ranch house. There was a large meadow between these buildings where the horses and maybe some cattle would graze. We would all eat in the main ranch house together and then play games like ditch 'em on the lawn in front. Other than the meadow and the lawn the environs were all natural desert. We would go on long supervised rides (western) through the desert and learn horsemanship. Strangely, and perhaps because I later had a horse of my own I don't really remember the rides as much as the experiences in and around the cabins and the games both fun and political. The first time I went to the camp I went with my best friend S. We stayed in a room together and resolved one night that this would be the first night we would ever stay up all night long (which is one of those great milestones that all children desire to achieve). About 2am something we thought was a giant moth started swooping around our heads and scared us, especially when we discovered it was a bat. There was a whole community of bats in the rafters of the bunkhouse -- in the eaves of the atrium -- and one had found its way into our quarters. I still feel guilty about what happened next. One of the camp counselors, hearing our shrieks came into the room with a vacuum cleaner and sucked up the bat and then, freaked-out herself, put the vacuum bag in the freezer to kill the poor wayward bat. The dead bat ended up on the fireplace mantle with several other mummified bats people had found on the grounds. But we were kids, alas. The next year I went alone. That year I actually killed a rattlesnake near the camp. I thought it was going to bite me and I hit it with a rock. I feel sorry for this too, but also kind of amazed that I had that opportunity at a camp. The counselors actually showed us how to skin the snake and cooked it so that everyone could have a little taste. I am sure that if parents read this they will wig-out and fear for their children, but I think this is the wrong approach. I feel sorry for kids today because they are protected from everything (well...at least most kids of a class that can get sent to camp in the summer, but as I said too, my parents weren't rich and this camp is very reasonably priced even today). When I think back on my childhood I remember so many near-death moments - skateboarding accidents, being trampled by my horse, almost drowning going down the river, being knocked off my horse by a low hanging branch, having a concrete peeing-boy statue fall on my head, seeing a dead body caught in the debris when the river flooded, killing black widows in the tack room -- but I also had a very sublime and wondrous childhood because it was mixed with that kind of danger and overcoming. From this camp I also won the "golden horseshoe" my second year for being the best rider, as well as winning the 'egg in the spoon' competition. I had my first-ever slow dance with a cute Mexican-American boy with a Shaun Cassidy haircut named Abran Abril (I still remember his name! And that I saw him riding the escalator 2 years later at the "Metrocenter Mall"!) And I think I remember that he was really good with the nunchucks! He could knock a spoon out of your mouth! (More safe stuff at camp!) I had a great scary wonderful scandalous time at this camp. So swallow your fears and send your kids to camp and trust them to get in just enough trouble and danger to want to write a review of the experience 30 years later.

I have two daughters ages 9 and 11 that just came back from camp and have nothing but GREAT things…read moreto say about their experience. Our decision to send them to this camp was a shot in the dark that turned out to be a great one. They met several new friends and are looking forward to seeing them again next Summer. This camp has specialty camps within the camp that they can sign up for. Their day consisted of structured activities of their choosing that included many team and character building activities. Our daughters wished there was more time in a day so that they could participate in more. Now that they are home, they are doing chores without being asked and singing camp songs! The trained counselors are caring and fun and have made great impressions on our kids. Our kids like the outdoors,new things,and exploring. If your kids are the same, they will enjoy this camp!