This camp is incredible! As a former camper myself, I grew up at this camp and my experiences there…read moreover the years have only got better and better. I have made friendships there that will last a lifetime and have even worked here after growing out of their program. This place is truly one of the happiest on earth and I recommend it to anyone considering sending their child there.

My children have been attending this day camp for years. Every year their experience has gotten…read morebetter. Instructional swim, cooking, crafts, soccer, tennis, and all the other activities you would expect. The difference here is the camp director and staff. They have made camp an experience of a life time.

Adorable place for the Girl Scouts. Came here for a coupon for a couple Girl Scouts events and the…read morestaff is always helpful. It's easy to get lost here but definitely always someone there to navigate to where you need to go. This is an adorable area for kids and families.

Do not send your children here. They are significantly short staffed. Short staffed, yet a team…read moremember, Topper, is in an office taking care of her newborn baby rather than supervising children. They do not protect children when there is an issue. They counsel the kids based on what is reported to them by their staff rather to investigate the situation so that everyone's voices are heard. Joan is an absolute embarrassment to the organization and should not be a representive for The Girl Scouts or Camp Sacajawea. Such a disappointing experience!

My children have been going there for over 5 seasons collectively. Camp Director Johnathan is the…read moreincredible driving force behind this wonderful camp. His entire staff is impeccably trained - everyone always has a smile and warm/welcoming words (and it's not fake, it's the culture there). Not only are the facilities great (GAGA pits, 2 pools, high ropes course, giant zip line, archery, arts & crafts, drama, etc etc and fields for: baseball, soccer, flag football and lacrosse...the kids even get to play dodge ball) but the staff is simply amazing - incredibly supportive and patient, always there to help and encourage. Campers not only learn how to win but more importantly they learn how to lose and have sportsmanship. The camp has an underlying philosophy based around helping each child become their superstar self - excelling at something. They also teach how to be social with their peers, how to be a good citizen, how to take responsibility...basically how to be a good person in all aspects of their lives. The five pillars of Oak Crest's "Code of Living" are" · Integrity · Responsibility · Leadership · Resilience · Fellowship In addition to all of this - Oak Crest offers free lifetime camp experiences to children of Military/Police families that have fallen on hardships!

As an employee, I cherished the memories and friends made at this amazing camp. As a mom I am…read moregrateful for all the wonderful experiences our kids had at Oak Crest. Beautiful facilities and well prepared staff. If you are looking for your kids to become confident, independent and learn something in the process, choose Oak Crest or one of its sister camps Tamarack or Pine Grove.

This place is a great spot for gatherings if you like the woods and nature. We had my cousins baby…read moreshower here years ago and I immediately wanted to throw a party just cuz lol. Back here again.....Its a huge piece of camp ground. Grass all over, long roads, cabins.....I love that! We had one cabin that fits about 65people. There were two floors in this caban, a fire place , a separate room with a long table that you could use to place food on and 2 bathrooms that are super clean. There is also a kitchen, storage room and one other closed door that I don't know what's behind. The price is great to have from 9am to 11pm. I'm now feenin to have every gathering here, def gonna probably see about thanksgiving and Christmas. We could bring sleeping bags , party and sleep. There's a tennis court really close by and an open space with a roof outside to chill also.

So happy we found Schriber hall to rent for our event. Anita and the staff were able to provide us…read morewith all the information we needed and answered all our questions. The kitchen was helpful to store food and the space was large to make it our own. We opted to rent our own chairs and some other items to Convert the space but it was wonderful to have a blank canvas to work with. You do have a few restrictions but it was nothing we couldn't work with. Cleanup was easy, parking was ample and we loved being in the park for our butterfly theme.

If I could give this day care (Lightbridge Academy of Plainsboro)10 stars I would!! You know it is…read morean amazing place when the kids don't want to leave at pick up time. I love that they feel as though it is their second home. The staff is incredibly friendly and sweet. One thing I absolutely love is the live cameras. I am able to check in time to time to see how they are doing as well as check into the moment path app to see the progress throughout the day. Its amazing to see how they bring smiles to all the kids as soon as they enter the daycare. Can't forget the time when my baby was crying and the infant teacher just held her for 1 second and she stopped crying. Just knowing that there are caring arms at this center!!

I do not recommend Lightbridge Academy based on my experience with their Plainsboro location. My…read morechild, who has developmental delays and feeding-related medical needs, was enrolled here. Despite multiple conversations, written documentation, and coordination with her therapists--including Early Intervention providers visiting the school--the staff consistently failed to meet her basic safety needs. On her final day, I discovered she had been given water by a teacher who was unaware of her feeding plan. My child has documented swallowing difficulties and is not permitted to drink water at daycare. I received two completely different explanations from staff: one teacher (Ms. Subarna) claimed in writing that she had not been given water at all, while another (Ms. Corrine) told me she had. After I raised the concern, the Brightwheel log was altered to remove the mention of water. This wasn't just a mistake--it was a serious communication breakdown with conflicting accounts and document tampering. Before I even arrived to pick her up, I watched via the classroom camera as my child picked up another child's water bottle, put it in her mouth, then handed it back. No adult was present at the table. She could have choked or aspirated. No one informed me of this--I saw it myself. The administrators later admitted it happened and described it as "unacceptable" and promised to retrain staff. But that's not good enough when you're talking about a child's medical safety. This was not an isolated issue. On another occasion, I watched via the cameras as my child was left unsupervised at a table with another child who had a cracker. She took the cracker and put it in her mouth. At the time, she did not eat solids and this posed a clear choking hazard. No one notified me--it was something I discovered on my own. Incidents like this were repeated and avoidable, and reflect a serious failure of basic supervision protocols. Throughout our time there, we experienced: * Staff regularly failing to follow her feeding therapy plan * Teachers giving her bottles after purée against clear written instructions * Another child sleeping on her crib sheet, and her sleeping on another child's bedding * Ongoing lack of support despite her being diagnosed with global developmental delays * Frequent turnover of teachers, many of whom were unfamiliar with her accommodations * Repeated miscommunications, lack of consistency, and disregard for therapist recommendations Even more troubling, the head teacher of the infant classroom repeatedly told me my child was meeting her milestones--despite our child receiving Early Intervention services and having a formal diagnosis of global developmental delay. After I shared the findings of her speech-language pathologist, this teacher admitted they have "more information and training for toddlers not meeting milestones," and that they "don't have much training on infants with delays." That is unacceptable. That is their job. They are entrusted with the care and developmental monitoring of infants, and this admission reveals a lack of basic preparedness and staff training that puts children at risk. When I brought these concerns to the director, Ms. Krupa, I was told there are "tons of other great schools in Plainsboro." Rather than taking immediate responsibility, I was subtly encouraged to find a better fit. That's exactly what I did. This will be documented with the state. My child should not have had to be the reason they finally decided to 'do better.' If your child has special needs, medical concerns, or requires any accommodations--I urge you to look elsewhere. I hope no other child gets hurt before real changes are made.

Little Scholars Center III - the best! Thank you Alla, Nina, Mrs. Mia, Amber, but I must say Alla,…read morethe teacher, is the best! She made my son eat (very picky eater) and I am happy to say this is the best day care I have seen so far! Thank you guys for your hard job and dedication. Leidja

I love this daycare but I wish the teachers spoke more english. I understand that is a Russian…read moreneighborhood but that doesn't mean that everyone speaks Russian .

Bambi has been amazing for both of our children!! The teachers there are amazing and both of our…read moreboys have loved every teacher they have had along the way in their journeys. The staff is always so friendly and helpful. The facility is always clean. When the time comes, we will miss our days at Bambi!

This daycare is pure heaven for little ones! My grandbaby is learning like crazy but thinks it's…read moreall playtime. The playground got a total upgrade and honestly I want to play on it myself LOL Pick-up time is the best because she's filthy, happy, and telling me a million new things she learned. As a grandma, I sleep easy knowing she's in the absolute best hands. Love this place!!

While the teachers are all attentive, kind and highly qualified, there are some administrative…read moreissues. It is very obvious that the director chooses favorites. There is always the same student in her office (sitting on her lap, eating food and playing games) daily. That student is there during drop off and pick up. And it is ONLY that student. I have first hand heard (on multiple occasions) the director deny other students that ask to play with her while that one student was getting special treatment. The head teacher in the infant room went out on maternity leave and there was no replacement teacher for weeks. It's not fair for both the parents and the kids to have to adjust to different teachers DAILY. I mean she had 9 whole months to hire someone what's the deal? They claim to have a cleaning service come multiple times a week but it doesn't seem completely sanitary seeing as my child keeps getting sick. I love all the teachers I have met there. Amazing group of ladies!

I cannot say enough about the incredible staff and management at TLC. They strive constantly to…read moremake each child feel special, to foster individual creative and emotional development, and to create a community of families raising happy kids. They offer field trips, learning centers, sports programs, art, music, and dance. They have an annual carnival, a holiday party, and a graduation ceremony for their pre-K kiddos. I have personally referred multiple families to TLC. I question a lot of the decisions I make every day as a parent, but I have NEVER questioned this one.