I first experienced Stretch Lab on a last day of a visit in Gilroy, CA. I was so impressed with…read morethe improvement in my hip which had been plaguing me with pain that I decided to search for one in my area. I found that they were building one in Happy Valley. When I say building I mean it too. I walked in when it was just cement floors and hanging wires. Obviously it has improved as you can tell from my pictures. I decided to become a founding member right then and there hoping they would be a good as Gilroy. I am happy to say the place is great. I THINK they officially opened early summer... and i have been going every other week or so since then. The best option is to find a flexologist that you mesh with. I actually get along with most of them -- but Ash is the BESTEST! He is mine so hands off... That being said -- many of the flexologists are awesome with various sports and kinesiology backgrounds. The place is always clean and well maintained. Tables are cleaned after each client. The water dispenser gives the BEST water I swear. I love it.... Don't be dissuaded by the open nature of the therapy area btw... to be clear it is a bit awkward until you are used to it (having someone else stretch you) but as a former athlete I am kinda used to it. I personally believe this is one of the best preventative things you can do for your body. Check with your insurance too you may be able to use your insurance OR your FSA. Good stuff!

My mom and I were super excited to see a StretchLab open near us. We didn't even bother doing a 15…read moreminute introduction stretch we just went for the full 50 min stretch. The staff is super friendly and caring to make sure you're comfortable. We both had a great time and left feeling great. I definitely recommend trying out stretchlab especially since it's much easier than a massage and you leave feeling great and able to continue your day as is.

50 years in the community is nothing to sneeze at! What a beneficial service this provides to the…read moreelderly of our community. There is nothing more important to seniors than being with others, keeping active (whether with Tai Chi or Quilting), and establishing bonds with others at their stage in life. The senior population has so much life experience to share with others too. Here's hoping this will continue for another 50 years!

Repair cafe is a brilliant idea. Very helpful people and there's a clothing swap too. Go early as…read morethe line gets a little long.

Hearty home style meal at a fraction of the price. Pleasant staff with smiles and earthy warmth…read moreinside.

Just wanted to verify for everyone who was wondering if the boat launch and store and boat rentals…read moreare open and the answer is YES. YES I DROVE THERE MYSELF TODAY 8/15/22 I wish they would answer the phone‍

I'm posting this because before we went I tried to find on the internet if they had food (again,…read moresince covid) but couldn't find out anything. So I called ahead and asked. The young man said yes, they have food. So I asked what they offered and he replied that they have a deli. Great! So we head on up there planning on having a picnic. It was not a deli. It was deep fried stuff like you find in a gas station. I guess that's what kids call delis' now.

We started here in July 2020, right after things started opening up after lockdown. My…read morenewly-turned 4 yr old immediately loved the place. She loves her teachers, and all the kids seem so kind to each other. It's a small group setting, which feels intimate and cozy. She always came home with some new story about what she learned, and adventure they took, or some project they did. She loved it. She's moved on to Kindy (at the Sellwood location), and now my younger son is at the Westmoreland Cadence too. He also absolutely loves it there. The teachers seem to genuinely care about each of the kids, and were very happy to help us work through some eating issues. It's been a really rough 1.5 yrs for childcare centers, with strict COVID protocols and staffing challenges. I've been impressed with how well they handle the challenges, really doing all they can to limit disruptions to families and being very straightforward in communications.

Terrible school. They don't train their teachers and have a weird hierarchy in the classroomread more

Rock Haven is a fantastic space for kids to rock climb. (It's bouldering only; no ropes work /…read morebelaying.) It's very clean and organized, with huge, immaculate bathrooms. This wins me over every time as some of you may know. :) There are a number of walls of varying difficulties, rental climbing shoes in good condition, nice, laid-back staff.... and... some nice looking beers on tap for grown ups to relax with after a climb, while the kiddos wind down at the ping pong table or with crafts, games and books. Great place to spend a rainy afternoon. I'd be so stoked if we had this business in NYC.

What an amazing place to fill in the gap that crunch fitness left upon moving out... came in on a…read moresponsor day by the city of Gresham after seeing a friend post photos of here I just had to come in and give it a try... I can honestly tell you my finger strength to weight ratio is not right for rock climbing, but it really does make you want to come back and keep trying again and probably put down the extra burger!! They have a $22 fee for two weeks pass as of jan 2023... you can sign up for as little as one month with no sign-up fees, and nothing about that!!! You just need to give two weeks notice to cancel so basically the minimum you can pay is $44 for a month! I'd say it's well worth it if you didn't have to pay for the damn kids to come with you! They have a small weightlifting session and yoga classes very easily. You could make this a gym if your main intention was to be healthy and have fun. Come and give it a shot. Need more unique business is like this opening up in our area.

The most fun I have ever had at a summer camp. Very friendly staff and counselors. What a fun way…read moreto spend a week of summer! Whether you enjoy kayaking, wading down at the creek, occasional sports tournaments or the high ropes and obstacle courses, there is likely more than one way you will come to love Eagle Fern Camp.

This was arguably one of the worst nights ever. The water tasted like piss, the cabins smelled…read moreawful, and there wasn't a single staff member. Even the power went out, and the only bright color were the hundreds of nats flying around. I will never be stepping foot in this dump again, please fix, change, or close your camp immediately. I cannot stress how terrible my stay was. awful food, awful water, awful everything. i wish I could give zero stars because this place isn't even worthy of one. They should get the same number of stars they had edible meals, which is zero. The worst part is that we booked a rope course and zip line challenge. The staff were too lazy to show up for a plan that had been booked for a year. 0/10, two thumbs down, zero stars. Looking for a camp in Oregon? DO NOT GO HERE!

I really have nothing bad to say about this school at all. Loved all the teachers. Highly organized…read moreand efficient. Feels safe for my child. He just graduated and I feel so grateful that we found this school for my son. Miss Katie and Lisa in the "Wise Owls" or 4-5 year old class have been there for as long as my son went there. So at least 3 years. When you see a daycare with high employee retention, they are doing something right. It's a play based school and that was a great fit for my little boy. Highly recommend.

I would not recommend this facility for child care…read more The majority of the staff don't seem to enjoy children --there is no sense that the teachers actually enjoy children. We found the staff to be rather rigid in their teaching & discipline styles. They don't seem to be able to adapt to a specific child's needs. They are frequently understaffed. Always sending out messages to get parents to "volunteer" to skip school/pick up the kids after they've been dropped off. They offer you "credit" if you do this, but the "credit" is significantly less than their daily rate...so essentially you are paying them so you can watch your own kid?!? And if they don't get enough volunteer pick ups, they'll just close classrooms, meaning you can't come to school/you have to pick up your kid after drop off AND you don't get any compensation at all--you are paying them full price so that you can watch your own child. Heaven help you if your kiddo ends up in a class with one of the director's / teacher's kids. They let those kids run wild and pretty much run the classroom. The directors clearly favor a couple staff members over others. That whole situation is super awkward to be peripherally involved in and observe. It reminds me of mean girls in high school...so awkward and not something to appreciate having to see when I'm paying this much for allegedly professional care givers. The cost of enrollment is astonishingly high, even compared to other facilities. They don't do anything there to justify a higher price point--they don't have better staffing ratios, don't offer more activities or provide better food. On top of that, you are expected to help cater a seemingly endless number of meals for teacher appreciation. The formal "teacher appreciation week" consisted of several breakfasts and lunches and the food requests were bizarrely specific. There are several more times throughout the year that you are expected to help cater meals for staff. Overall, I felt that this facility treats the kids as economic units. Their priority is making money, that's it. The facility is clean. Sometimes they have good teachers, but usually the good ones leave within ~12 mos, likely due to the toxic environment. I have heard from others that the care is better for the babies (like up to 18 mos or so). I don't have experience with that at Goddard.