I cannot say enough about my son's experience with the BashBall program! As a young person with…read morevery little baseball experience, my son (age 12) was worried about starting BashBall. From the moment that he stepped on the field, my son was supported and coached with such care. He was given specific drills to work on at home, and he ended the season with so many hits! We cannot wait to register for the new season of BashBall---it is truly such an outstanding and fun program. Thank you, BashBall coaches!!!

My 9 year old son had a great time playing Bashball! It was a fun way for him to continue working…read moreon his baseball skills during soccer season, and he loved the fast-paced nature of the game. As a parent, it was also great to only have to commit to one day a week for both the practice and the game, and it was super fun to watch! The league was well organized, the coaches were fantastic, and it was a blast for both kids and adults.

My 11 year old son and I visited family in Walnut Creek last week. He loves baseball. I read about…read moreBronco Baseball on line and liked the approach focusing on fundamentals through fun and games paired with a low coach:player ratio. My son was tentative, being in a new environment with new kids and staying from 9am-3pm. Every single member of the coaching staff was positive, encouraging, and supportive. The camp is very organized. My son loved it. He had such a great time and learned so much. Thank you!! Awesome camp!!

Let me start by saying that every single staff member was so GREAT. They were enthusiastic and…read morefriendly and got to know every kid by name. My daughter ended up really enjoying her time during the week of summer camp. However, even though the website advertises that it includes softball skills, this is only IF enough girls sign up. So we signed up my daughter and she ended up being like one of two girls in her age bracket in the whole camp. She made the best of it and the coaches were so caring and wonderful that they made sure to include her and champion her and ultimately, she did learn things even if they weren't strictly softball.

First, I don't recommend this for children entering K or younger. Our youngest is four (entering…read moreTK), but we kept her out this year because there are too many big kids and not enough supervision and structure. Basically, this place is a free-for-all for elementary and younger middle school students. Also, the bathrooms. Hit or miss. First day, one had ants and another one had poop. Last day, everything was clean and well-stocked. I realize that that's up to the janitorial staff of the host school and not S&K, but that is an area for improvement. With that said, Jenbert Jr 1 (6.5 years, entering 1st grade) had so much fun here. On her first day she played soccer, read in the library, made a bracelet, played interactive games with the counselors, went down the slip & slide, and played on the playground. She came back with an equally big smile on her face after the second day talking about finding Chucky the chicken, all the games she played, and pieing volunteers in the face. Jenbert Jr 1 is usually a fussy eater but she liked a lot of the meals here. She enjoyed the rest of her time here and can't wait to come back next year. As a parent, I love the flexibility, variety of activities (both the core and rotating), and the fact that nut-free lunch and snacks are provided. There are also veg and GF options. I also like that you only pay for what you use. We are looking forward to returning in 2027!

My kid and her friend registered for the last week of summer camp. They arrived at 9 a.m., but…read moreunfortunately, many things weren't open until 10:30 a.m. Consequently, they had limited options for activities. Even the open activities were completely full. When things finally opened, there were extremely long lines, and they were unable to participate in any activities except for a 20-minute sewing session before being excused for lunch. They were repeatedly told to return an hour later on many activities, so they tried the library, which was closed, and then searched for athletic equipment like balls or anything, only finding none that weren't already being played with. In essence, the kids were left with no options and were forced to sit around and observed other kids doing the same, which is not what we expected from what was advertised. I understand that the camp has a high number of kids the last week of summer, but it should not compromise their overall experience. I had to pick them up early because they literally had nothing to do. I am a working mom and was really hoping this camp would have worked out for them for the next day. Therefore, I requested a full refund but nobody ever got back to me about it. Super disappointing and a fair warning for others who are looking to enroll in this summer camp in the future.

We've been bringing our son to Luna for the past year (age 3-4) and we enjoy the format of the…read morepreschool classes led by Ms. Cami. It provides him with an awesome balance of learning the basics of tumbling, following instructions in a group setting, and waiting/taking turns.

Great little gym. Staff is kind and helpful. I appreciate how understanding they are when things…read morecome up. Summer camp was a bunch of fun. My two children love gymnastics day!

Good luck with Instructor absent (never shown up) for the date of lesson.. ....and pain in the A…read morerefund process. No one there seems to know how to solve this situation because I've been told this is a non profit club. ??!!

My family and I have been members of the Woodlands Cabana Club and Swim Team for the past two years…read moreand we absolutely love it there. Signing the kids up for swim team has been one of the best decisions we've ever made. Even though we have a pool at home, we still frequent the Cabana Club to spend time with friends in the community. Our springs and summers would not be the same without Woodlands and their wonderful community.

My 13 year old had a transformative 4 weeks at Roughing It day camp. She bonded with her group of…read moregirls, and responded to the great counselors and staff. Near the end of camp, she fell off a horse (only hurt her pride), and the counselors were so helpful and concerned for her to literally "get back on the horse" as soon as possible. That little tumble ended up being the pivotal positive experience in her entire summer! Although she attended camp reluctantly, she is now enthusiastic about returning this summer as a camper in leadership training (CILT).

The registration process is all online but good Lord they require a lot of information. If your…read morechild has ADD they require a Dr's note, if you don't want to medicate at the camp - I find the paper work excessive. It's super expensive ($600+) so I registered for the sample day (one day instead of the whole week) for $60. We are trying out the camp to see if it's worth the $$$. Cons - They don't provide lunch (for that much $$?) - The hours are 9-3 (technically that's not a full day when your a working mom) Pro - Check in was quick. They show up and check everyone in between 8:45 - 9am. - It's outdoors and they let the kids choose the activity - It appears friendly and loving Would I pay crazy dollars to go here? No, but I have always wondered what it was like. It's very similar to the Camp Potowatami at East Avenue, with a lake.

Great programs, great coaches! All the coaches know how to…read moremotivate the kids and keep them interested in swimming. Traci is wonderful with the young children (8 and under group), perfectly understands their capabilities and always keeps in mind that they are young and need fun as well.

My 16 year old daughter started diving at California Diving Academy this past summer and it has…read morebeen an outstanding experience. She was an avid gymnast for the past ten years. On vacation last summer, her aunt (a former D1 diver) showed her some dives and suggested she just "try" diving. They looked online, found Cal Diving Academy, and sent an e-mail. Coach Eric called my daughter that afternoon to tell her about the program and suggested she come in the following week just to try it out. My daughter did not intend to switch sports then and there, but she loved diving and everything about Cal Diving Academy. From day one, the coaches and the other divers have been welcoming, friendly, and inclusive. The coaching has been incredible. Her diving is beautiful and she has learned so much. More importantly, the coaches show incredible kindness, compassion, and are very attentive to the whole athlete. Guiding them gently through fears and getting to know them as people. I am so grateful that my daughter found coach Eric and Cal Diving Academy. She is a happier person having found this new home away from home.

California Diving Academy offers an amazing diving program with professional coaching and a clear,…read morewell-run structure. My daughter started at age 9, and under Coach Eric's guidance, she has quickly improved in both diving and life skills like confidence, focus, and teamwork. CDA stands out because it combines high-level training with strong character development. Younger kids learn from older teammates in a positive, respectful environment. The whole community is supportive, and the kids truly thrive. Coach Eric is very experienced and always gives clear, personalized feedback. He's great at explaining things to both kids and parents. Whether it's in the water or Dryland, he's always focused and encouraging. The facility is fully equipped, and the flexible schedule is a big plus for families. If your child wants to compete at a high level, or just enjoy diving in a caring place, CDA is the best in the Bay Area. Highly recommend!