My son takes classes here and absolutely loves it! He looks forward to his Saturday class all week…read more They are learning really cool stuff, like today they were working with robots. Staff is extremely kind and helpful.

My son loved this coding place and his first time was thanksgiving camp. He's been to code ninjas…read more but this place has separate rooms for different activities and just overall better. Camp options are full or half day because as a working parent half day camps are impossible which is the only option at ninjas when we were there. He is learning and having fun at the same time. John who is the manager (maybe owner) is very involved and present on-site. He was accommodating to schedule changes and if late pickup is needed he and his staff are understanding. We have signed up for Christmas camp and after the new year plan to enroll in the regular season. Can't recommend this place enough for your kids.

I miss going here. I was here for so long and loved it. The owners are so nice and the daughter…read morelexi was so fun to be around. I would definitely still go if i wasn't almost 20. Lisa and jim were always really nice. The whole family was!

This is my 11 year old daughters first summer here and she LOVES it! She doesn't want to leave. She…read morehas made many friends. She loves the weekly field trips and swimming. I really like the old school games they play that gets her active and away from the usual electronics. On Fridays they offer Kidfit Live where they get to play until midnight. For $15 they feed them pizza and they have a blast. We will definitely return next summer.

I joined the YMCA to exercise and give my children a chance to play. Unfortunately, certain…read morelifeguards play music over the sound system so loud that I can't hear my children if they are on the other side of the pool. This is a major safety issue. I have shared my feelings with the pool manager and several of the lifeguards. Their response is always the same. Apology followed by a reduction in volume. Then, the lifeguards incrementally raise the volume until it is at it's original level. It's supposed to be a safe swimming pool, not a rock concert. What is with you YMCA. It's time to put the safety of your patrons first. If lifeguards can't do their job without listening to music they should find another job. Turn down the music! Better yet, turn it off. If people want to listen to music they generally bring their own.

I love this Y. I have visited few other Y locations but this one blows my mind of how nice the…read morefacility and childcare facility are. My family and I have been using this location primarily since getting our membership about 6 months ago. We visit the Y 4-7 days a week and our experiences have been overall very good! Facility: The overall facility is really impressive in my opinion. It is shockingly large (but it makes sense because of the population size it serves) the locker rooms are really pretty nice and all the restrooms on site are always spotless and well kept. Areas like the turf/lifting area, cardio area, lobbies, outdoor pool, indoor pool (basically everywhere) really surpassed my expectations as far as quality and upkeep. The facilities are always clean and just look good in general Equipment: The equipment is very diverse and there are PLENTY of machines and equipment. Multiple of everything or at least multiple versions of equipment that target the same muscles or do the same thing. I only occasionally notice a machine not working and it is always working again within a few days. Most people do wipe down the machines after use but I've also noticed staff with wipe down equipment here and there- makes me feel good that the machines are kept sanitized throughout the day :) Classes: There are ALOT of different classes to take at the Y that are included in your membership. Yoga, hot yoga, boot camp classes, Zumba, water exercise, etc., classes are easy to book through the app and are in individual studios in the Y Childcare: I'm a stay at home mom with a 1 (now almost 2) year old. This is the first daycare situation I've ever put my child in. The childcare director (I forget her name, but the older woman who has an office outside of the childcare center) has amazing experience and is so kind and understanding. It was really hard for me to leave my baby the first few times when she was screaming bloody murder at drop off but this woman was very kind and understanding of my feelings while encouraging me to keep at it and assuring me she would adjust within a week or two. I followed her advice and brought my baby every weekday no matter what and she stopped crying at drop off on day 6 :) she now happily runs all the way to childcare and typically walks in happily of her own free will ;) I feel very comfortable with the daycare staff caring for my child, in the evening they are mostly younger girls who are energetic and friendly with the kids. On warm days they typically play on the playground for awhile and my baby always comes out with a drawing to show me and it makes me so happy! Youth sports: While my child is not old enough to be in youth sports yet, the Y does have A LOT OF SPORTS for children; basketball, soccer, volleyball, ninja obstacle course, just to nap a few. I have volunteer coached for two of these sports and my experience with the youth sports director Jesse, has been great! Jesse is fantastic at coordinating these events (practices and games) and seems truly passionate about making the program the best it can be for the kids and the parents. I've had a lot of fun coaching and seeing kids build their confidence through team sports and make friends while playing their sport :) Staff: I haven't had any personal experiences with a personal trainer but I see them with people everyday, they seem very knowledgeable and supportive of their client. The staff at the front desk has been able to assist me with any thing I've needed so far. Childwatch staff is my fav because they make my kid happy :). The staff who monitor each workout area are like flies on the wall, they don't bother anyone but keep the area clean. Lifeguards are on the younger side (especially in the summer) and have all been pretty fun and always polite. Overall the staff at this location get the job done and are very nice. Overall we are in love with this location and while I'm interested in visiting other locations, D Bradley McWilliams is our home! I definitely recommend checking it out and doing a day pass (which includes 2 days) at the very least. The amount we pay for our membership is more than worth it for what we get out of this Y

I came to K2 Academy specifically for their SOAR Adaptive Gymnastics program because my 3-year-old…read moreson has autism. Unfortunately, my experience with the program director, Shelby, was extremely disappointing. It took her two weeks to call me back after my initial inquiry (she was on vacation), which might have been fine if it hadn't been followed by repeated lapses in communication. She promised to call me back and didn't, and when she canceled my son's first official session just two hours before, she only sent a text and email. She never confirmed I'd seen the message, and by the time I arrived with my kids, it was too late. My son, who struggles with sudden changes, had a meltdown. Backup staff could have easily prevented this. After my friend spoke to a manager, the owner called me the next day and promised Shelby would contact me to reschedule. That call never happened--this was even before we hosted my son's birthday party at K2. To be clear: Bailey, who led our trial session, was amazing. She took time to work with my son at his pace and made him feel comfortable. The birthday party staff were also friendly and helpful, even with a small hiccup of my son's name being spelled wrong on the cake. Bottom line: I'd recommend K2 for parties, but I would not recommend the SOAR Adaptive program. The lack of communication and follow-through from Shelby made it clear to me that this program is not managed in a way that meets the needs of autistic children and their families.

We decided to have my 11 year old granddaughters bday party here. I was pretty stressed out about…read moreit because there were many other events and activities going on in our lives at the same time. I was running around gathering and ordering things for her party like a chicken without a head. However, when the big party day arrived the ladies at K2 took over and decorated, entertained, fed and watered the kids which left me time to chat with the parents of our guests. These gals were wonderful. I would recommend this place very highly.

Great environment for our little one. Kind employees and very clean atmosphere. Highly recommended!read more

Would give 10 out of 5 stars if I could…read more My kids (3&5) have been going to TLG since the start and you would not believe the improvement in not just their coordination, but their confidence. I can't say enough about how great Niki and her staff are. We simply are excited to see what the next year brings.

Have attended a few camps here throughout the years, the place is deteriorating and can use a good…read moredeep cleaning. I will say that the kids do have fun so there's that! Staff is always very helpful.

Older building that is constantly having issues with electricity and water. They then award a…read moremake-up class that can only be used for a different time than the original as you have to be enrolled to use it. As a working mother, I was only able to attend one class time. This means that they cancelled several times and I had no way of recouping those losses, even though it was not my fault that they did not have the original class. For the younger ages, all of the instructors are young and have limited experience with gymnastics. They do little to no coaching and always class starts late and ends early. You will be paying in blood for 45-50 minutes of free play. Honestly take your kids to a different center or a park. You will save money and have just as pleasant of an experience.

Great park me and my kids love it. Perfect for walks along the river and also for my kids to play.read more

I absolutely love this gem. This park offers everything you need. There's always plenty of parking…read more There's a trail around the whole park for walking. They have mini golfing where you can rent equipment inside the facility. They have a great playground area and outdoor fitness equipment. Inside the facility, they have a free pool and gym area. They offer a variety of classes such as yoga, water aerobics, etc. Make sure to check out their website or pick up their schedule at the facility for hours of operation. For first timers, you will have to fill out a form and don't forget to bring a large sized towel for workouts! There's a really great large dog park next door but there's no entrance to the dog park from Mary Jo Peckham. You would have to park at the Katy Library to enter the dog park. Thank you Mary Jo Peckham Park for your services to the Katy community!

Our son has been attending summer camp for 2 years at St Luke's and it'll be his third year in a…read morerow. He loves the counselors, the activities and the environment. He has attended other summer camps in prior years but enjoyed St Luke's by far. Summer camp is a lot of fun, the pool is open, they have field trips every Friday and more. He enjoyed summer camp so much, that last year we decided to do after school there as well. They offer other activities as well, so he is taking Taekwondo and a science/stem class this semester (took tennis previously as well). He does his homework there as well. All in all, an awesome place.

Our kids love St. Luke's Summer Camp! They engage in wonderful activities, including yoga, tennis,…read morecommunity service events, and swimming. The counselors have been amazing and truly a positive influence on their development.