I almost don't want to write a review but Linda is amazing and I can't believe this place isn't…read moreflooded with kids. She made my family feel so welcome on our private tour and my 2 year old is in love with the baby goats. Linda was patient, kind, and informative and we've already been back twice (highly recommend the easter egg hunt/other special events too!) one small note: if you're visiting in winter/summer make sure you wear the appropriate shoes/drive appropriately it can get a little muddy but that's totally the charm of this place. the farm itself is very clean and the animals feel so at home and comfortable. it's certainly not a place for appearances. linda loves the animals and the animals are well cared for! we'll be back!! my daughter asks non stop to see the farm thank you linda!

This farm is amazing! Linda is an absolute gem - she was a dream to work with and made our entire…read moregroup feel right at home. Would definitely recommend! We will be back!

My kids have been to camp several times and love it. They love the activity choices and the freedom…read moreto do what interests them. At our location, the kids have daily activities that also rotate (bouncy house, go karts, slip and slide). The food options have been great and the kids can have seconds. I appreciate that the counselors help to reapply sunscreen during the day as it can be hard for the kids to remember on their own. We've have a great experience so far and look forward to more sessions at Steve and Kate.

My kids loved this camp. My only complaint is that the camp had to close at 3 pm for several days…read moredue to high heat and their inability to cope with high indoor temperatures. This was very disruptive to my wife's and my busy work schedules and we had to really scramble leading to some very stressful days. That being said we liked this camp overall. They are pretty efficient at drop off and pickup. Their communication was good and they include lunch in the price which we found very helpful! We would put our kids in this camp again next summer.

Our kids attended the Wilderness Survival Craft Day Camp at Wolf Camp this summer and had an…read moreamazing experience. They came home excited each day, sharing what they learned, from edible plants to fire safety and survival skills. The camp makes learning hands-on, engaging, and fun. The staff and founder were friendly, welcoming, and clearly passionate about creating a positive environment. We're so glad we found Wolf Camp, and our kids are already asking to return. Highly recommend for a unique outdoor camp experience.

I've been going to wolf camp for 3 years now, and on the second to last day of my overnight camp,…read morewe all cried on how much we would miss the place wolf camp was. We were told most of the instructors would be leaving, they were some of the nicest people I've met. Also the children there are really nice and the staff there know what there doing and are really really nice.

Teri (owner & head trainer) does a tremendous job taking exceptional care of the horses/ponies; my…read moredaughter has a young (6 yrs.) horse in training and he is thriving. She is also deeply committed to maintaining an intentionally positive and uplifting atmosphere!

I've been riding here for nearly two years and love it. Teri, the owner, is an expert instructor…read morewho gives solid instruction and feedback. She really knows what she is doing. She works patiently with where you are at. She genuinely loves to see her students excel and is happy for you when you improve. As an adult coming back to riding, this has been the highlight of each week for me! The horses are well trained and clearly well cared for. The vibe at the stable is friendly and relaxed. It's perfect for adults, children or teens. I am really glad I found this stable!

Was invited here by a family friend and had a blast!…read more Facility was clean, staff was friendly, and got our adrenaline going. Our 6 year old gave it a shot too and already wants to go back. We went during family day - believe they have this once per month so it was discounted rates $13 and included shoe / harness. Walk over to Dicks for burgers, fries and shakes afterwards (same parking lot) and Daiso for Daiso fans :)

Edgeworks has multiple locations but I like the Bellevue spot the best so far. Plenty of room and…read morelots of different climbs. One bouldering area where you climb up and over the top then may need to walk across the landing to the climb down area. Bathrooms are always clean.

My son's first attempt here was in a group class and it was a complete fail for him. He is 7 and…read moreautistic and was completely overwhelmed with the wide age range of kids in the class, number of kids in the class and loud personalities of some of the older kids in the class. He couldn't be coaxed out of sitting in the hallway and watched the class from under some chairs until he decided that it was just too much for him at the time. Coach Kyle found out that he had such a negative experience and reached out to me and offered for him to come in again so that he could show him a more positive experience. To say he had a blast would be an understatement. Having a one on one class was a total night and day experience. He was climbing, flipping and vaulting on the equipment from the minute we walked into the gym. Coach Kyle was patient and encouraging and showed him how to properly and safely use the equipment. My son left having had a fabulous time and got a great workout with a huge boost to his confidence. He is fearless and an adrenaline seeker so Parkour is something that he really enjoys and shows an aptitude for. We will continue with one on one classes for the time being and hopefully at some point he can move into a group class but if we need to stay in one on ones, that's totally fine by us as well. It can be tough trying new activities for autistic/neurodivergent kids and I'm really glad that we gave MoveFree Academy a second chance. I would recommend if your child is on the timid side or easily overwhelmed, to start off with a one on one or semi private class to get comfortable before jumping into one of the larger group classes.

I can't say enough good things about this place. My kids took classes here for about a year. So…read moreawesome that we drove over an hour each way just to come here every week. The teachers are very positive and great with the kids. My kids had a blast and were very sad we were moving out of state and wouldn't be able to attend anymore. Kids learned so much in that year about parkour, self awareness, mindfulness and teamwork. You won't be disappointed by this place.

Overlake farm is a heaven for horses. They get to roam in a huge pasture and graze all day as…read morenature intended. The horses are well cared for and happy. The property is a treasure in and of itself. An oasis in the middle of a bustling metropolitan area and steps from 400 plus acres of groomed horse trails - no bikes! It is a fabulous place.

Unfortunately, I was only at Overlake Farms in Bellevue for 8 months before our planned move to…read moreArizona full time in August 2022. I wish I had been there longer. OLF was the right home for me and my horse Blu. He loved his big open stall and paddock and his turn out in lush pastures. The Farm has a really nice riding track, outdoor arena and round pen and is literally right across the street from Bridle trails state park--so easy to attend shows or clinics! While there is no covered arena for rainy winter days, I can say with all honesty that I never missed a day of planned riding due to rain. The park has tall trees which protect from the rain but still are wide open and bright. Dana and her crew take amazing care of all the horses. They have a huge herd that has 30+ acres to meander in and are fed on a track to make sure everyone has a place to eat and not be bothered. Having said that, horses will be horses and do hurt themselves from time to time. Dana keeps sufficient stall/paddocks available to use if a horse needs to come out of the herd for any reason. A young horse had torn the skin back on her knee requiring stitches. She broke her stitches open and Dana made extraordinary efforts to help with the care and treatment of the horse including installing a tether system in a stall. In the 3 barns I have been at, I have never seen an owner so personally involved and conscientious of a horses' well being. For the non-herd horses, turn out is all day for long hours not just a couple hours. Any reasonable request was met and accommodated. This is not a "show" barn although there are show horses there. Boarders are knowledgeable and friendly and happy to join on a trail ride. There are a number of quality trainers available and with 50+ horses on the farm, all the vets and farriers go there. Dana even built a new covered, flat area for vets and/or farriers to work out of the elements. No this is not the fanciest place but it was honest, warm, caring and welcoming and not only felt like, but was Home for Blu and I. While we are loving and adjusting to our home in the sun, we will forever miss and be fond of our friends and time at Overlake. 100% recommend Overlake as a great place to board.

I came across this farm when searching online for summer camp for my kids. I contacted the owner…read moreand was able to sign my kids up for a week in July. The sign up and communication was quick and easy. My kids had their amazing week on this farm. In just a week, from no experiences, they learned how to care for the horses, perform some basic equestrian vaulting and gained some riding skills. The instructor and assistants were very friendly and very experienced with kids. My kids had an awesome time. This experience is definitely the highlight of the summer vacation. So glad we found this farm.

It is a beautiful place with so many animals and sweet staff. It was a delight to see it.read more

The biggest annoyance and disappointment about this place, is they arbitrarily raise prices…read moredepending on how many signed up already. I get the supply and demand business model but it just goes to show this place is more about making money than it is about fostering young minds. They don't communicate anywhere on their website when prices will go up or when the sale ends. If more people sign up for that class (which as customer you do not have optics to), then they will all of a sudden increase the price. Other camp providers clearly state on their website when prices will go up. Other camps offer early bird registration so as customers if we missed that is too bad but at least customers had the chance to plan accordingly and is not a sudden shock. My daughter (13 years old) went to summer camp at this place for a couple of summer when she was a younger and it was one of her least favorite camp. I thought I give them another chance with my 5 year son but when I try to register for the week I want this summer, they suddenly changed the price. When I inquire why, they simply said because more spot filled up. I won't be going back her for any future classes/camps. I do not agree with their business practices. And honestly there are so many other and better camp providers around the area, I see no reason to even consider this one going forward and I would warn other parents about this business. Responding to business comments: Of course the business doesn't like my review or perspective. Unfortunately if what they say in their response to my review was true at the time of my email inquiry they should had mentioned the fine prints on their website at that time. Again, suddenly raising prices when certain level of class attendance reach and not showing the numbers of spots taken on the website is not transparent business practice. Also, "sale" is not the same as early bird prices. Their email about early special came out to family on March 5th and by Tuesday when I try to register, the price already went up. Based on their response of not admitting to being more transparent really does not build trust in customer. I truly hope they make efforts to improve customer service and business practices. They definitely lost my family as a customer and potential loss of other customers.

I sighed up my 8 and 10 yo boys for summer camp in July this year. My boys loved the camp saying…read morethat it was the coolest camp they have attended so far (and they have tried a lot of camps :) ). I was really surprised to learn that my boys disassembled to the last screw and then assembled a PC, turned it on and the PC worked! it was fun seeing pride on their faces :) They learnt the names and the purpose of all the components of a PC, laptop, and XBox. They also learnt how to use a camera and take good pictures, the basics of photography and got high quality portrait prints at the end of the camp. I would definitely recommend this school to my friends. I am thinking of signing my kids up for afterschool classes as well.