I had a great time at Lazy F Camp this past weekend going along with a mushroom foraging club. The…read moreconditions were just right to make it feel like a real summercamp and so the facilities are rustic, though there is a small wifi and outlets. Tucked away near the Manastash river, it's got great views and such chill vibes. The reason I gave it five stars was because the cafeteria staff was incredibly accommodating for diverse diets, not to mention the food was fantastic. Being vegan, going to something like this is generally a miss but they delivered and I was going back for seconds. The only improvement they'd need to make would be adding some other proteins, like tempeh or tofu, for that truly bomb curry we had. A+ and we will be back.

From literally the year I was born to my junior year of high school there was not a single summer I…read moredidn't miss going to Lazy F. Of course my first few years were accompanied by my parents who were working or attending the summer camps. As soon as I was "of age" I started going as a camper. Going to Lazy F was something I looked forward to every year. The grounds are well kept and beautiful. The cabins and food lodge are all clean and well maintained. Nearly every person I've ever encountered working there is professional but still fun oriented. There are a few different places to hike, and a pond to fish in (though I hear it may have over flown since I've been there so I am not entirely sure what type of situation that is). There are some beautiful big open fields for activities. And every time I've been there I've seen deer and other wild life at LEAST once. Even in the winter it's beautiful with a great hill for inner-tubing down. It is a great place to make memories that will last for a lifetime.

Very cool place. Had a one hour lesson with Jeff. Super cool dude, I will be doing my BP at this…read moreplace from here on out!

7-12-2024 I just…read morepicked up my Princess Portable automatic zig-zag sewing machine . tried to use it for hemming slacks. But "No power," the needle that was replaced was too small for the thread. the plug in had a short. Smelled like it needed oil. I put in the light bulb. They said it was serviced, My main complaint was the foot pedal was not working. Then after I got it hame after a week there. I discovered the electrical plug had a short. I-had to replace the small needle that they sold me , for one that I had and the thread would go in the eye of the needle. I was very disappointed, Spent $152.00 and then spending hours, figuring it out . They said it run. What a waste of time

Patrick just sold me a needed vacuum belt he put it on for me. great service friendly reasonable…read morewonderful experience Thank You so much. The shop had a lot of tempting inventory I will be back.

I recently brought my 16 month old grandson here during an open morning session and he had an…read moreabsolute blast. It is true that you have to keep an eye on your little one as there are bigger kids running around but the place is expansive enough that it wasn't hard to move towards a less occupied area. There were SO many fun things for him to do that we didn't get to do them all. He loved everything, and your kid will never get bored here. The place was very clean and I was impressed with the quality of the equipment, play spaces and upkeep of the building in general. I felt the price was reasonable and the staff was very kind and informative. My grandson lives in Kittitas so we won't be back as often as we would like but I will make it a point to drive here when we can because he absolutely loved every minute. Great way to get movement in and work on those gross motor skills, especially when the weather is not great. Thanks for offering such a fun environment for kids to move.

My daughter has done competitive gymnastics here for the last 4 years. She absolutely loves it!!read more

I have been to Camp Wahoo 5 times as a camper. I have participated in all levels of camp from bronc…read moreto adventurer to CIT. Every week is centered around the campers bond with their horse. During the week, campers learn how to improve their riding, both with a group horsemanship lesson and with a one on one round pen lesson. Campers also get to learn survival skills then put them to the test in fun mock survival situations. Campers get to ride on average 15 hours during any given week, all through amazing trails with views that are one of a kind. I suggest Camp Wahoo to any kid, boy or girl, who is interested in horses and nature.

Oh my gosh we absolutely LOVED it here. Doing the family winter camp this weekend has been…read moreamazing!!! The camp has been nice well kept grounds and warm cabin. The staff are more amazing then I would have ever imagined. Thank you sooo much for how well you have treated my family this weekend we'll be back this summer

This is a great rental facility for group retreats. They have a variety of heated cabins to choose…read morefrom and multiple meeting spaces. The couple that run the camp are friendly and accommodating. Good food. Swimming pool in summer. Competitive prices.

I love her paint and sips. They are unique and really are things you'd want to hang around the…read morehouse! I've been to a few and art your way has always been a favorite!

We couldn't be happier with this daycare. From day one, the teachers have been incredibly warm,…read morewelcoming, and attentive. My children truly love it here--they wake up excited to go and can't wait to play with the friends they've made. It's such a relief as a parent to know your kids are happy, cared for, and thriving in a positive environment. I highly recommend this daycare to any family looking for a safe, loving, and fun place for their children.

(This review is based on their customer service) This…read morechildcare location was closest to my office at the time, and highly sought after with parents and fellow co-workers. It was full when I was looking for an opening for my daughter's age group, so they asked me if I was interested in being on their waiting list. I agreed and enrolled my daughter in a childcare location closest to the hospital. When an opening did come, my daughter was becoming acclimated to her classmates and teacher so I declined at the time but they had offered to keep her on the waiting list for the next opening just in case. I thought that was so generous! Please do visit this place and see if they fit your child's needs and wants for a classroom while you work.