My boys had a horrible experience at wasatch kids camp. It was our first year. The lead counselor…read morewas a bully (as well as one of the other cousbelors) and even though the camp fully refunded us they have kept her in her position with no changes. See my full google review.

Wasatch kids camp has truly been the best summer camp for my son. We tried a few Rec centers, and…read moreother camps prior to finding WKC but none of them were as great with my son. My son has ADHD and needed camp counselors that understood his needs, had patience and understood him. WKC provided all that and more. Previous camps told me they wouldn't be able to keep him in camp due to his needs. We have been going to WKC for 3 years and my son can't wait for summer! A few things outside of what I already mentioned that we love WKC for is the constant adventure, new experiences and always active days. My son comes home tired, happy and with stories of something new he did. We are so thankful for the memories we get to make each and every summer!

I went to the Dimple Dell Center to swim twice a week for a full year in 2023/2024. The women's…read morelocker room and the shower/restroom area often stunk of urine. This was really common and disgusting. One toilet stand was unbelievably dirty for 3 weeks until someone cleaned it. I put up with it until they cranked up the water temperature to 84F which made it impossible to do serious lap swimming. The pool managers I spoke to about it were extremely rude. My notes about the smell of urine didn't seem to make any difference. The front desk people were nice but calling to ask them about the pool availability was useless as they would give me incorrect info. By comparison, the Gene Fullmer's Center where I went to for a year prior to DD was perfectly clean, only more crowded.

If looking for something to fill your schedule with a quick and fun trip to a recreation center,…read morethis place is a must. They have wall climbing which we didn't get to try since we arrived to have a couple of hours of swimming before closing. They have lap pools for adults and right size of toddler swim/play area and regular pool. There was a birthday party during our visit and the room was big. The restrooms/shower room looked spacious. We didn't have to use the shower or restroom. Entrance fee is not minimal and varies (kids, adult l, senior). No parking fee and with big parking space. .

Great facility with lots and lots of fitness options. Cardio machines (treadmills, bikes, rowing…read moremachines, ellipticals, etc.) and a walking/running track make up the upstairs part of the building--this is a great place for parents to watch their kids play basketball while they get in some exercise. On the lower level, there is a lap pool and a kids pool (complete with water slides and a lazy river), a weight room, basketball courts, and a high-fitness area (with TRX, punching bags, battle ropes, and the like). The basketball courts are fantastic and have a lot of hoops to practice on. While the weight room doesn't have as many machines as the cardio area upstairs, there are a decent amount of free weights and I rarely see machines broken; I've never seen a machine out of order for more than 24 hours, so the maintenance staff is really on top of things. In addition to these open areas, which are all included with paid admission (daily costs are $3 for children under 12 and $5 for adults), the Park Center offers a variety of fitness classes, including Zumba, water aerobics, spinning, HIIT, and more. I love this gym because of the assortment of activities, the friendly staff, the non-crowded atmosphere, and because you can purchase monthly memberships without worrying about contracts and fees like other gyms.

Nice facility with pretty much everything you'd need. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Never…read moretoo busy.

This place is AMAZING and how have we not found it until now? First off, the space and concept are…read moreincredible. Kids are given a lab coat, goggles and a book of experiments to do on their own. The employees clean up and the kids have free reign. It's every budding scientist's dream! Secondly, the employees are SO great with kids. They patiently explain the science behind things, are happy to help you figure out the microscopes and other things. I learned a lot just by being there with my daughter. We've also done the dissection which was very detailed and well guided. We're looking forward to doing a parent's night out and summer camps. My daughter begs to come here daily, which is why we got a membership - open lab is free every day!

If I could give this place 10 out of 5 stars I would. We are from NYC and we are I. Utah for…read moreskiing, on our break days I took my kids - 7 yr old and 9 yr old to various attractions in Salt Lake City. My kids enjoyed almost all of them - but little beakers by far was their most favorite!! We went for open lab and I must say that they have set it up so well. It is cool, while it is educational. The kids went crazy doing the science experiment and I didn't have to deal with procuring materials or cleaning the mess afterwards!! They felt like real scientists. All the materials were provided, marked nicely, and the instructions very straightforward. The kids were mostly able to do it all independently (with my supervision). After the experiment, in simple and precise words. I wish we had known about this place earlier, I would have brought my kids 2-3 times in our trip. But definitely visiting them multiple times in the future during every trip to Utah for skiing. If little beakers sees this review - thankyou for the best hour of our entire 2 weeks stay!!

My son is 6 and got his first pc when he was 5. We knew that something like Code Ninja is what he…read morereally needs to take his love for games into the next level. The idea using the black belt to show your kid's progress is super smart and very well thought. We came here for a tour and the place is very organized, basic (in - very good way) and clean. It's really a place catered for kids that think outside the box, from the decor to the paintings and quotes from Einstein. We worked with Emily Clark, very nice and educated lady. Her staff/teachers/mentors are mostly college students. My son loves this place. Period. It's something that he looks forward to. They have a full program and summer camp. I def recommend this even if your kids are not into gaming it is a good start to introduce them to using a pc or learning basic skills. They require kids to be at least 7 years old mainly because they need to be able to read instructions.

Our son is very interested in coding and has been to several private tutors before. There is new…read moremanagement at this store as the original owners went under due to COVID. Store manager Jett is very aggressive to get you to sign up--many calls and texts. Once signed, he is very stingy on the time. Did you take 10 minutes extra to pick up your kid? Going to have to charge you an extra hour for that. His dad Rick who manages another location is not much better. Try the Draper Code Ninja instead, it's under a different franchisee.

We previously had a bad experience at this gym with previous ownership. However, the new owners…read more(since April) have reached out to us and apologized for the incident. To have a company apologize for bad behavior makes us respect them immensely. We haven't been back since our bad experience but we would definitely consider it now, believing the new owners are respectful and honest. Thank you!

A fun unique class for kids! Very clean and safe. The staff is fun and engaging. They have a lobby…read morewith huge windows to watch your kids in their class. My kids loved it!! And can't wait to take classes! They do birthday parties too!

Sandy City does an amazing job creating fun and exciting events for families. They have programs…read moredesigned for little kids up to adults. A favorite program is the Summer Parks Program that runs June-August. Fun filled activities that include arts and crafts, games and storytelling. My kids had the chance to attend last year, and they loved it! Sandy City has many programs all year long. During the summer months they actually send out a catalogue of upcoming events to residents of Sandy. They have amazing summer programs.

From the owner: Welcome to Sandy City Parks and Recreation! Sandy's Parks and Recreation is made up of several…read moredivisions—each focusing on its unique specialty of services. Our divisions are Parks, Recreation, Alta Canyon Sports Center, and River Oaks Golf. Each division has its own website where you can find information specific to what they offer you. On this main page, you'll find a seasonal blend of the services, programs, and events being offered across all of our divisions. We will work to keep the information fresh and up-to-date similar to a digital newsletter.

We just signed up this week. Went to a free trial class & knew this was the place for us. Very…read moreencouraging to the kids, in a loving environment. The kids are learning while having fun. The facility is clean. The values are spot on. They encourage the kids to do their best in everything. They expect them to give respect to their parents & elders even outside of the school. My son was encouraged his first night because he was able to earn his first white belt. We love it.

You can't find a better martial arts school in Utah. Whether you are an adult, a kid, a black belt…read moreor a beginner, Denda will make you feel at home. Both my son and myself attend classes twice a week and it's something we look forward to all the time. Why is Denda superior? First of all, it's not a chain or a corporation, but a family-owned business. And as such, they also give back to their community, whether through anti-bullying presentations at local schools, self-defense lessons for at-risk youth or mutual support of small businesses in the area. Their commitment to better the community is truly admirable. Denda also has an after-school program that includes transportation, as well as a summer camp and a day camp when most schools are out. As a working parent, it's something invaluable, especially since their camps and martial arts lessons are affordable, compared to some other schools. Denda's primary focus is taekwondo, but the instructions incorporate elements of other martial arts such as kickboxing or Muay Thai. They teach traditional forms, sparring, self-defense, grappling, weapons (bo staff, nunchucks, sword, eskrima) and the philosophical component of the arts. If you ever thought of exploring martial arts, Master Dutson and Mrs Dutson will ensure you'll have a great experience regardless of your age, fitness level and skill. We love Denda.