We love cooking class here! We had a lovely experience and my kids really enjoyed it. We good to…read moretry more classes soon.

Casey never fails to let the kids have fun learning about food. She is great at answering all the…read morecooking questions my 6 year has. He fully enjoys her classes and always is impressed at how yummy the recipes are. He space is always so clean and she is very cautious and makes sure to social distance the kids where possible. She has hosted both an adult and kid party for us. We have zero complaints. She truly goes above and beyond. She definitely loves what she does and let's that shine through teaching her classes. We had the pleasure of also being part of the Yelp elite group and got to make yummy lava cakes. Attached are some pictures of how they came out.

Updating after just a few months because the basketball/gym floor was recently refinished and it's…read moremuch better now. There is still a lack of AC but as the weather changes that becomes less of an issue (for now). Just about every staff member I've come across here is very nice, polite and helpful. They treat the kids that come here well and they seem to look out for them -so for those reasons I think it's a great place. Reasonable monthly fees and a variety of classes are a bonus. Fitness center is average but clean with decent machines. You can get a good workout here, take a swim, and play ball here without breaking the bank. They provide clean towels as well. Very cost-effective.

I signed up my child for camp in this facility. I had previously enrolled my child in other YMCA…read morelocations and had a nice experience. In this location they did not have the children engaged in the activities and were not paying attention to them. We paid a lot of money for the camp but it did not meet our expectations. If you are looking forward to having your child have a good time during camp do not enroll them at this location. They reached out to the parents and said that out of 20 kids, there was a group of 10 kids who not engaged or paying attention. I believe if 50% of the children are not engaged, they need to change the activities to make them more interesting to the children.

Mean and cold staff. They held me back a group below and won't let me go to the Delaware River…read moretrip. Half of my experience was terrible. Only a few counselors who were nice to me. And most of all they wouldn't let me work there because of my disability.

Worst camp ever!!! My son that lives in Washington heights dosent get picked up from home in a bus…read moreoften. My son that is 11 get picked on and bullied in the camp. The disciplinary system of the camp is horrible!!! I have witnessed it myself and a fellow mate of mines that is a counselor has told me as well about his working experience with these kids. My fellow mate had also told me that kids get punished when they disrespect their counselors and the counselors get heated up and take it on the children!! I would highly not recommend this camp especially!!! Especially next year!!!

I have a neurodivergent 5 year old who thrives on structure and gets nervous around new things and…read moreloud noises. Needless to say, we weren't sure if he was going to be able to handle camp, let alone Steve & Kate's. Turns out he had a fantastic summer. It's easy to pinpoint the reason too: Janelle, the camp director, and her incredible staff. We really weren't expecting any accommodations, but/and Jenelle and all the counselors quickly realized what my son needed, put some changes in place for him, and connected with him in an amazing way. My son was so happy and he learned that he can fun with less structure, be safe with new people, and make new friends. I'm gushing, I know, but this summer was super-special and I couldn't let it go unnoted.

In 3 weeks at the camp, a child called my child "brown", another child threw pizza at her after she…read moredefended herself from his verbal attacks, another child grabbed her by the wrist. Thank God my child has a strong sense of self and knows how to verbally and physically defend herself. With that being said, this is not how I want her to spend her summer. Summer camp should be a place where a child relaxes, and not where she develops defensive techniques from verbal and physical attacks. Stay AWAY!!! To the parents of these bullies, DO BETTER. These types of behavior are learned and fostered at home. Update: I met with the Director and Associate Director of the program and they informed me that 2/3 kids that were involved in the incidences were expelled. The last child was 4 year olds and not fully aware of what he was doing. I was happy that the administration did not dismiss what was going on and acted swiftly.

My review is based on the summer kids' pony camp. Our kids loved the entire experience! From…read more9am-2pm Mon thru Fri (be warned though that on the last day of camp, instead of riding, they will visit the zoo). They learned about grooming, feeding, instruction on riding, and even happily mucked the stalls. Our kids are 5 & 6 but some kids were up to age 10-11 maybe. Total there were about 12 kids in the camp. Lots of walking involved as the bathrooms are a few minutes away (they are escorted there twice daily). The instructors were good with both the kids and the ponies. Not sure how repetitive it would get if you booked consecutive weeks as ours just went 1 week. The cost for one week, with the Bergen county discount, was about $337 per child.

This place is huge!!!! Visit and buy a membership and go often! The staff is kind, dedicated and…read moreknowledgeable! Sign up for a program or hike today!

This is a wonderful place to bring the whole family. They have about 12 different trails, all…read moreseparated in different levels of difficulty. The trails are free to enter but they do request for volunteer donation for non members. Different tiers of annul membership available to purchase at main office that comes with some wonderful perks, such as free access to trails and special events. The main office also has some of the exhibition items like insect box and turtle box. Outside the office there's also bird and butterfly cages. We went to the center for our daughter to participate in butterfly feeding event. Upon arrival we found out we had to buy the tickets for one of the two scheduled events. Luckily there were slots available to the second event on the day. The ticket was reasonably cheap, only $8. It also came with an additional bird's exhibition that took place right in front of office deck. All the stuff members were very friendly, informative and interactive. We spent wonderful couple of hours here on beautiful warm summer day.

We sent our 4 and 5.5 year old to camp this summer. They truly had a fantastic time…read moreevery.single.day. Each day the minute they got into the car I would ask them each what their highlight of the day was. Swimming was also a big one! Kimmy Schimmy was a close second. Legos and their electives also at the top of the list. They have a great operation going - I strongly recommend going to an open house to check it out. Better yet just sign up because everything about the camp is truly wonderful!

I highly recommend this camp after sending all 3 of my kids there for 3 summers. My kids, who are…read moreon the timid side, were excited to go to camp each morning. The counselors greeted them by name and escorted them out of the car. Not only is there a fun theme daily but there is also instructional and recreational swimming every day! The highly trained lifeguards taught my kids how to swim, and the campers show off their new skills at the water olympics that take place at the end of the summer. Don't hesitate to send your kids to this camp!

It's honestly kind of hard to find activities for little kids that are legitimate and good. It's…read moreparticularly hard if you search on Yelp, because every activity has less than five reviews. So hopefully this is helpful. Our four year old was enrolled in a different sports activity with a different company, and it was fine. He had a good time, but sometimes I felt like he was just running around and playing and I didn't know if he actually grasped the concept of the sports that he played. But NVSA is different. It really feels professional and organzized. Our kid is in T-ball. In each session, the coach does warm ups, then catching, the batting, then running the bases, then sets up a mini t ball scrimmage! Feels like our kid is really learning T-ball. There is also a nice little play area to entertain siblings while your kid is in class. $20/1 hour.

Love NVSA!! Amazing sports clinics, camps, birthday parties, and even programs for toddler!read more

Like so much of what is out there, you will get out of this site what you put into it. The Center…read moreoffers teachers training as well as printed and digital resources a plenty! It is up to the teacher to properly prepare the class for their mission. The staff is knowledgeable, informative and accommodating. When asked to reflect on their experience, our 8th grade Gifted &Talented students report that this experience was very hands on and realistic and provided a solid introduction to the perils of space travel and the responsibility crew members have to work collaboratively to make each mission a success!

Our group of 5th graders seemed to have a great time. They were taught by trained teacher. Each…read moreperson in the group is assigned a job from take off to landing as they explore the moon. Extremely educational. Small place, but well worth your time.

With all of the field hockey I've watched over the past six years you'd think all of the fields and…read morevenues would all just get jumbled in my head..but that's not the case and I tend to remember them all pretty well-the good and the bad. This review is for the venue during this camp only...it's run by outside people who are very good a running these camps and has nothing to do with the programming offered by Superdome. So, for the second year in a row my daughter had a weekend college showcase camp at Superdome and both years we've had a great time. The flow for 160+ kids and many of their parents is tight since there is one revolving door between the lobby and the playing surface, but we made it work. The surface itself is sport turf and not an AstroTurf type field (preferred by field hockey players), but it makes sense for such a multi-use facility. They also keep the temperature in the playing area cold enough to freeze meat so if you are watching and not playing bring a jacket or blanket. The lobby and meeting rooms are fine, but could use a little more air flow...chairs could use an upgrade for those of us whose butts are a little older. The food here is a little pricey, but the counter people seem nice and moved people through quickly. People tend to eat and then loiter at their tables so be prepared to ask someone to sit with them. Parking was no problem here either. I don't know what the place is like for their own programming, but for this event it's perfectly acceptable. I'd be happy to come here again, but I hope by this time next year there's no reason to return.

Superdome Sports in Waldwick has AWFUL customer service. I emailed them to see if I could register…read moremy child for a clinic. They responded it wouldn't be a problem. I registered and paid for the clinic immediately. When I showed up for the first day, they first told me we were late and that I had the wrong time. When I showed them my invoice and their website they then said I couldn't have registered for that clinic because it doesn't exist. It is STILL on the website. They are refusing to refund me. They refuse to admit their mistake. They never informed me of any potential changes or that what I had paid for would not be offered. They took my money and did not provide the service that I paid for. Everyone should avoid this place for their shady business practices.