Camp Bernie is a great place. It teaches great values of team building. Its not for everyone but if…read moreyou give it a shot you'll be happy.

Camp Bernie for the win!!!! Staff looks out for the kids and go above and beyond to make the…read morecampers feel right at home. Activities are engaging and the kids can't wait to go back.

In the heart of Abington, and about a hundred yards away from the Roslyn train station, you can…read morefind Briar Bush, a hidden nature preserve tucked away on Edge Hill road. With scenic walking trails, an outdoor classroom, day camps and a small indoor animal habitat, Briar Bush is a great spot for small children, couples on a date, or anyone looking for a brief respite from the urgency of the modern world. With free admission for locals and a small fee for out-of-towners, the preserve is accessible to all patrons provided that they are able to walk down some wooded trails that circle through the admittedly short walking routes. The centerpiece of the trails is a picturesque, secluded pond with benches for sitting and an interactive sign with information on the local fauna and flora. The indoor animal habitat has a small gift shop, pamphlets on upcoming events and information on other parks in the area, and several interesting animals such as a blind possum named Odin, a bearded lizard named Karl, and several other unique turtles and reptiles. All of Briar Bush can be walked through in an hour or so, but the low admission, interactive nature events and scenic walking trails will have you wanting to return again soon.

Staff are very informative when it comes to presentations but the facility is not very well…read moremaintained in some places because multiple trees have poison ivy on them. I know what poison ivy looks like, and when it's in hairy vine form, it can choke a tree and kill it. There was a wildlife sanctuary in the neighborhood that I grew up in as a child, and many of the trees almost died because they were being choked by poison ivy. Hairy vine, no friend of mine. But, on a more positive note, they have some animals that you can pet (when they are being presented by a lecturer), including rabbits, rats, and snakes, plus a turtle. In fact, now, as I am typing this, I remember coming here as a kid with school and Cub Scouts and my family as well, and I remember Boo the Rat (R.I.P!) and I remember a turtle who came to Briar Bush after being fed dog food by its owner. Eww. Bottom line, presentation is everything. One thing that I personally don't mind but that wildlife and some other visitors are probably irritated by is the fact that SEPTA's Warminster Line runs behind Briar Bush with a train going by every so often.

Cute place for a kid's bday with lots of sports-centric amenities. They have an astroturfield, lots…read moreof tables and a big arcade with prizes for the kids. You bring the food and they provide the drinks. There were some flies and black flecks (yikes!) in the water and lemonade so I hope they clean the ice machine because I believe that's where it stemmed from. Otherwise, cute place to celebrate a kid.

Came here with my daughter for a friend's birthday party first time here and I was amazed with the…read morefacility so many options to choose from so many games in arcade with many choices. I'd say come here on a boring Sunday when you have nothing to do and leave fun happy not to mention your kids will thank you forever or at least for the week.

My kids loved this place. I was really impressed, too. The museum spreads 3 floors and it's highly…read moreinteractive. We went during the Halloween period and they had exploding pumpkins, witches brew, and all sorts of fun themed Halloween science experiments. This is such a great rainy day activity. My kids just had the best time and didn't want to leave. One negative thing, and I'm not docking a star, but the food is awful. It felt so ironic that we were in the health and living section. Then, checked out their restaurant where the food couldn't have been much more unhealthy. It was also majorly overpriced. But my kids were starving so we let them eat the terribly unhealthy food options. Overall, this is a great spot. Kids will love all the interactive displays and even adults will like it. I'm glad we checked it out!

This place has been on my radar for a while, and I'm genuinely kicking myself for not coming…read moresooner. We visited on a Friday afternoon during the school year and it was the perfect day for it, not crowded at all, staff was warm and attentive everywhere you turned, and there was just so much to explore across two floors. As a homeschool mom, I am always on the lookout for places where kids are learning without even realizing it and this delivered completely. My little ones were engaged the entire time, bouncing between exhibits and coming back to do things on repeat. The water table on the second floor was a huge hit (dam building = instant obsession), the crawl-through body exhibit had them giggling the whole way through, and the immersive hall with the giant projector and the orchestra activity where they put their faces into the performers? They talked about that the whole ride home. We timed our visit to catch the 3 o'clock otter feeding and training, definitely worth planning around. Maybe 30 people gathered and it was totally manageable and really sweet to watch. What surprised me most was how engaged I was as an adult. I was genuinely learning things alongside my kids, which is not always the case at these types of places. It felt appropriate and interesting for every age in our group. A few things to know before you go: follow the directions on their website for the specific parking garage , it's about a 5-minute walk and was only $5 for us. Strollers and wagons are totally doable with elevators throughout. They also have a café if you want to make a full day of it, and rotating special exhibits (always check the website ahead of time so you know what's on and whether it fits your crew). We stayed about two and a half hours and left happy. Already thinking about when we're coming back.

My son absolutely loves bricks4kids!!!! He's so excited to tell me what he's created each week!…read moreVery nice leaders explain the project they are working on when I pick him up. Such a fun and wonderful tool!

We used Bricks 4 Kids for our PTA after school class. The leaders worked nicely with our young…read morestudents, every week they learned something new. We will definitely be using them again for our enrichment classes.

My grandson came for a visit, we were looking for something to do on a rainy day and we made a…read moregreat decision. Very affordable (especially if you have your own skates) very mixed crowd young, old , adult, children. Mixed crowd in experience also. GREAT TIME!!

Visiting nieces from Europe had the time of their lives. And, believe me, they went to many…read morefirst-rate spots far and wide. Big Wheel is the stand out memory.

After riding many years, I had a bad fall and couldn't move past the fear to ride again. For a…read more30-something birthday, I decided I wanted to treat myself to a few lessons to see if I still enjoyed riding and perhaps could start again with a patient instructor. I googled pretty extensively for 'lessons for timid riders' and similar combinations of search terms and came up with Kierson... and what a treat. Beautiful farm and grounds, friendly staff, super patient instruction. The specialty here is saddleseat, something I was never able to but always wanted to try. I did two half hour private lessons with a groupon and found the whole process very easy to set up and book. Thank you Kierson for getting me riding again!

My son Gabriel and I began doing "mommy and me lessons" a few months ago and I am glad we did. He…read moreis 3 and absolutely loves the lessons and the horses; especially a sweet pony named Sailor! So grateful I found Kierson Farms.

To quote my kid, "it's impossible not to have fun in this place." Incredible experience. A ton of…read morelearning and fun!

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!