We Rock is a gem. The staff clearly care for the children there, and do their absolute best to help…read moreguide you along with any questions you may have or issues you may be facing if your child is one of "those". There's a lot of love in there, a LOT of different things for kids of all ages to do and have fun with, and it's honestly just pretty cool to walk around in and check out. Thank you Vanessa (the owner) for everything.

We love We Rock! My 2.5 year old daughter has been coming here for over a year and she asks to…read morevisit regularly because she loves not only all the fun, engaging things here, but the wonderful people who work here. As she has grown and developed more, she finds new ways to engage with the activities and makes friends that she encounters here often. I highly recommend checking it out.

We absolutely LOVE TLG! We have been coming here for seven years! We've had multiple birthday…read moreparties! My daughter has absolutely transformed in so many ways because of this gym!

My kid loves when we have class here! The teachers are all fun and clearly care for the kids. They…read moreget into it haha. Aside from that, they offer parent survival nights every so often and do a handful of community events too! Real talk, Little Gym has been a lifesaver for us for getting the kiddo to work off some of that energy. They're excited to go play, I'm excited to have a pooped out kid by the end of it!

I could not ask for a better school! I have been incredibly pleased with everything and everyone at…read moreKiddie Academy. We recently relocated to another part of the state for work and are missing Kiddie Academy terribly! We can not say enough about how much our whole family loved our time there!

Our two children attended here for a few years. The curriculum was good and they started with some…read moregreat teachers. As time passed and leadership and owners became more and more involved, it seemed to really change the dynamics. The staff turnover was very high with these dynamics. Students were lucky to have the same teacher for an entire school year. The owners were more concerned with the ritual cleaning (done by the teachers) rather than engaging the students in creative art projects, as these may cause a mess. Teachers would often have to stick kids in front of the TV in order to complete their extensive list of chores so they could leave without being reprimanded or have overtime. The teachers were remarkable considering they were doing all the housekeeping too. Even as the owners continued to raise tuition year after year, the service continued to go downhill with more and more frivolous demands on the teachers. They never hired a cleaning service to help ease the burden on teachers and allow them to prepare children for elementary school. The teachers really do a great job considering what they have to put up with on a daily basis from the director and owners. They can only endure it for so long, which is why the turnover is so high. With more insight and direction from the franchise and stronger leadership, this program could thrive again. Just need to refocus on the children and working on teacher retention.

Love this place. I'm stronger and more confident than I've ever been and I've also made some really…read morewonderful friends. Thanks Sun Soo and all your wonderful staff!

Great place and great people. Thank you for helping us. Great teachers. Yours kids will love itread more

I've only been here for LEAF but the land is absolutely beautiful. I would have loved to go to…read morecamp here as a kid. Cabins, a lake to swim in, a waterslide, diving boards, etc...... Plus beautiful land to roam, this place is perfect. Give it a visit sometime and see what all they have to offer.

Let me just say was so fun so many new adventures so much nice people so many laughs but the only…read morething about it is I missed my mom a lot but it was amazing

As a former camper and staff member of Camp Highlander there aren't enough wonderful words to…read moredescribe this camp. Highlander is a co-ed overnight summer camp in the hills of Mills River,NC devoted to children ages 5-16. Campers come back year after year, and all year long you hear stories of children who wish they were still at camp. The camp used to be owned by a school in south Florida, but now is owned by a wonderful family named the Alexanders. At camp you can go swimming, hiking, there's a ropes course, horse back riding, climbing wall, arts n crafts, pottery, rec room, campfires, swing dancing, talent shows, concerts, cookouts, basketball, soccer, drama classes, camping and so much more. Wednesdays and Saturdays campers get to choose their schedules, all other days campers remain in cabin groups where they meet friends and bond with others. Off camp trips include camping in the Pisgah National Forest, Sliding Rock, Coon Tree (a big rock you jump off of into the water), trips to Lake Keowee in South Carolina, white water rafting down the Nantahala River, theme parks, hiking in the Blue Ridge Mountains, farmers markets, horse shows, and so much more. Schedules change every year and new events happen. There's a small lake on the property but they travel to larger lakes for water skiing and wakeboarding. The camp runs in 2 week, 3 week, 6 week and 9 week sessions. You can stay as little as 2 and as long as 6. Most of the staff members return each year and are dedicated to children on the mountain. The camp was even featured on the Disney Channel show Bug Juice which was filmed in the summer of 1999 and aired on tv in 2000.

Camp Highlander is amazing. There is no word that can describe a campers love for this mountain…read more The counselors treat you like a sister and I made so many new friends there. Everyone comes back year after year for more fun! I miss it so much :(

Owned by a local family, the Adventure Center of Asheville is close to downtown Asheville. Visiting…read moreNorth Carolina on a long weekend from Washington, D.C. in December, my family of three went for their 5th annual Winter Wonder Walk. Getting combo tickets, we started with the treetop glow trail on their high ropes course. Next, we visited a market of kid makers. Afterwards, we walked their story-walk trail about Jack Frost. The trail includes stops and actors. My eight-year-old daughter loved it! What a fun seasonal experience!

Came to do the 2-hour rope course with a large group of 12. This was my first time doing a rope…read morecourse so I was hesitant but the instructions are very thorough and they make you practice with the locking mechanisms which I appreciated. Each team member was very nice and personable. The overall time limit group was 30 people and it was a good size that it let everyone spread out on the courses. My friend and I wanted to jump straight to the Black course, which is the hardest one, but they require you to do Yellow first as a warm-up. Which I'm glad they did because it was fun and challenging. There's always a team member around supervising in case you get stuck or need a hint on how to approach a course. Overall, a really great time and would definitely come again to try more of the levels.