My 2 boys attended the boys and girls club summer day camp this summer. This was the first summer I…read morehad to work full time and had to find somewhere for my boys to go. As a mom, I felt really guilty for not being able to spend the summer off with them. I am so glad I found the boys and girls club! My boys were excited to go every day. They looked forward to the weekly field trips. They loved it so much that I have now enrolled them in the after school program. It is much more structured and less chaotic than the middle school after school program my older son attended last year. My boys are constantly talking about what they did at the boys and girls club! I highly recommend the boys and girls club at the Lakeland Village community center!

Matty, Thank you for Thanksgiving and Winter Camp; Nathan…read morehas loved attending the last two camps. He has had so much fun making new friends and also made sure to tell me that you planned really fun activities for them. He looks forward to coming to camp and I have to tell you that I am impressed and pleased with the direction of this Boys and Girls Club. Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication. It gives me such peace of mind to know my son is being well taken care of and is also learning and having fun while I work.

Code Ninjas has been a great experience for our son. He genuinely enjoys going and looks forward to…read moreit every time. The camps are fun and focused on things kids already love like Minecraft and Roblox. While the camps are on the expensive side, the Senseis are kind, patient, and very helpful. Our son loved the Minecraft camp, and when he had trouble remembering everything afterward, the staff didn't hesitate to provide notes and help refresh his memory. I also appreciate the flexibility--no strict schedule, you can drop in during open hours. Parents can wait inside or in the car, and there's a timer that tracks each child's time. They also accept homeschool funding from multiple schools, which is a huge plus. Overall, a positive and supportive place for kids to learn coding.

My boys (8 years old) both love Code Ninjas! They are attending the Minecraft spring break camp and…read moreabsolutely love it. They are having fun and learning a lot. They don't want to leave and already look forward to the next class. The space is safe and clean. The owners are friendly and make your children feel welcome and comfortable. We are looking forward to our next session as well as the summer camps!

This was my daughter's first time joining Ranchito Day Camp (Spring Break) via GS. After picking…read moreher up from camp, she always had a plethora of stories to share with me. She's experienced many new activities like archery, climbing a 32ft rock wall, ga ga ball, real life hungry hungry hippos, making their own snacks, & many arts and crafts projects! She made many new friends and hopes to see some of them again for Summer Camp! The camp counselors were always courteous and welcoming! I felt extremely comfortable leaving my daughter's well being in their hands. My daughter said they were friendly. Thank you Girl Scouts - El Ranchito Day Camp!

El Ranchito has a special place in my daughter's heart. Despite the heat of summertime, she always…read morethrives while at camp. By the end of the week she feels more confident and is growing closer to her girls scout troop sisters. Thank you for doing such a wonderful job!

We enrolled my son in the camp over Thanksgiving break and he really enjoyed it. The instructors…read moreare very nice and provided pictures every day. We did let them know my son is very shy around strangers, so we were worried the first day, but he warmed up to the instructors very quickly. Will definitely be enrolling my son in future camps. He is in 1st grade and is STEAM/Lego obsessed and this is the perfect activity for him.

Customer service is amazing .. answered every question I asked my children love this place. It was…read moreworth the hour drive. For we will return.

I have been to Knob Hill Ranch on two separate occasions now, and both times were just beyond…read moreanything I could have expected! The first ride was a 2-hour sunset ride with my sister and niece, and the second was the 4-hour Wranger Special all by myself, only 3 weeks later, because this place is just that fun! All ranches that offer horseback riding are not equal. I have been to a couple ranches where they simply run it like a machine with little to no respect, having horses ride constantly throughout the day with little rest. Knob Hill Ranch takes a different approach, and after sitting with Madeline and Michael for a length of time after my 2nd ride, I learned that Knob Hill is on a different level than most ranches you'll encounter. Horses at Knob Hill are treated with such compassion and care. A horse only rides once a day, and that alone was enough for me to know I can trust the way this ranch is ran. They have a deep respect, for not only the horses, but the land as well, and you will feel it as soon as you get there. There is something sacred under the lands surface, and it feels as though the ranch is operating in such a beautiful way, because they're mirroring the sacred beauty and elegance that lies beneath the soil. Oh, and it's worth mentioning, they host equine therapy on their land as well, along with sound baths for folks. I mean, this ranch is dabbling into all things that revolve around healing and cultivating a calm and peaceful environment. Once you experience it, how could you not want to go back?! And for me, it's a 6 hour drive each way, totally worth it. After reading this novel of a review, it is clear this ranch is operating with a deep heart-centered intention, so they're not surface level folks running a machine to make money. And, if you're tired of surface level conversations about sports and weather, like myself, these are the folks you can dive deep into conversation with about life, and leave the surface level topics behind. They're providing an area on Earth for us to connect not only with horses and nature, but ourselves. Much gratitude toward Michael and Madeline!

Gorgeous property in Yucca Valley. Wonderful staff and instructors. I did the two-hour ride in the…read moremorning. Great weather. Jack was my horse; what a sweet animal. Entire experience was excellent. Highly recommend. Madeline's communication was thorough; start to finish. Effortless to sign up.

Our son Cruz has been going to Sugar Sweet Farm since he was 6 years old. Last summer, as he was…read moreapproaching 12, we thought it would probably be his final camp season. We were wrong. He signed up again this year, and when we picked him up today, he couldn't stop talking about all the fun he had--just like he did when he was 6. Seeing that kind of excitement after all these years truly melted our hearts. Now, Cruz is already looking forward to becoming a counselor one day. Elizabeth, Farmer Bubba, and the entire team are simply the best. You've created a place where kids make memories that last a lifetime. Parents, if you're looking for an incredible summer camp experience, Sugar Sweet Farm is the place to be. Thank you for all the memories.

I brought my 16month old nephew to here. We had so much fun and had an amazing day here…read more Sign up and sign the prior visit. Lots of animals and activities for kids. Turtle, chicken, snakes, lizards , dogs, bunny, horses, rabbits.. etc For activities; play grounds, face painting, art class, play room I would definitely bring him here again.

I just got back yesterday from chaperoning middle school kids at CIMI, Fox Landing…read more My 5 star review is for the activities we did as well as the incredibly passionate, patient, and knowledgeable staff we got to work with, Brenna and Sofie. As a company, I hope you acknowledge, compensate generously, and appreciate the staff on your team for their hard work and dedication to the people who visit your camp and for giving us the experiences we have that make us want to send our kids the following years. It is them, and their talents, that turn a 2-star facility into a 5-star experience. I can not emphasize that last sentence enough, so a little louder for the people in the back: BRENNA AND SOFIE TURNED YOUR 2-STAR FACILITY INTO A 5-STAR EXPERIENCE. Our school signed up for intro to snorkeling, a night snorkel, a second day snorkel with play time (jumping off the floater), tide pooling, the large air swing, and kayaking. I read quite a few of the 1-3 star reviews from years past and could not disagree with them more. Could the facilities be upgraded? Yes. Should they be? Maybe. But this is camp. Have none of you gone camping before?? Camping is dirty. It is dusty. There are bugs. You're lucky when there are flushing toilets. This isn't a hotel with maids! And all of these kids- they could all use a lesson or two on cleaning up after themselves. You want the bathrooms to be clean? Teach your kids to not piss on the seat. You want camp floors clean? Teach your kids to shake off sand before coming in, and how to sweep the floors. It was embarrassing to see how many 13yo didn't know how to sweep the cafeteria of the food THEY DROPPED ONTO THE FLOOR 5 mins ago. I felt like all of these things, they were learning experiences for the kids and the ones that complained the most needed the lessons the most. The only time I had a real concern during the camp was during the night snorkeling; as the chaperone, I had a few minutes of panic when I felt claustrophobic as half of the kids (Sofie and I were watching 16 13yos) were climbing on top of me/the boogie board I was given, and the secondary chaperone, not a strong swimmer, also started to drag on me. During the night dives, I wonder if it would be possible to provide not just a buddy system, but have a handful of body boards provided to the kids? Some of these kids have 0 swim skills and not knowing if school-appointed chaperones are good swimmers, taking 16 kids into the ocean at night, hoping for the best... feels like there could be a couple extra measures in place. Food was sufficient- it was all "edible" and while I did see kids eating only cereal all three days, I also saw kids piling up their plates and eating it all. I did wish there was a way to keep the hundreds of small black fruit flies off of the salad greens and broccoli in the salad bar. Our rooms were inspected upon departure and another school did arrive by boat as we were departing. This means that the only cleaning done for bathrooms/cabins was by our departing kids, so my advice for future parents sending their kids- pack clorox wipes so your kid can wipe down the plastic mattress before setting up their bed and to wipe the toilet seat before their cheeks touch the pee-splattered seats. Pack crocs so they have shower slippers- shower floors were really gross. Know in advance that your kids will be wearing recently-pissed-in wetsuits, about 2 hours after another kid has worn them- but I'm going to guess this is true for every single rental gear dive spot at any vacation destination. And also know that they'll have a great time at camp.

I've sent my kids, nephews and recommended to friends. The program is top shelf! They deliver fun,…read moreadventure, and space for kids to be be kids.

My boys love playing sports with MVMNT. The coaches are very involved and help build a healthy…read morefoundation to develop their skills while also teaching good sportsmanship. My kids really like playing all of the sports available and are excited to tell me about how they did after each practice. :)

From the owner: MVMNT Skills & Performance Training provides you with their top coaches and trainers to assist you…read morein achieving your athletic and fitness goals. Your coach/trainer will help you focus on form, body positions, footwork, handwork, fundamentals, precision, work ethic, sportsmanship, and so much more. Sports currently offered: Soccer, Football, Basketball, and more.

Our first experience with Camp Galileo was last Summer for our daughters who were going into 3rd…read moregrade & Kindergarten. I had heard great things about the camp so had a feeling they would love it but the experience was beyond our expectations!! The themed weeks are fun and really give the kids multiple ways to put the STEAM lessons they are learning into practice by making something tangible. My Kinder made a nightlight, ride on scooter out of a cardboard box, party hat, step stool, as well as other things. I originally had signed her up for the half day but after I picked her up on the first day she begged to stay all day because she didn't want to miss out on anything!! My 3rd grader made a messenger bag out of duct tape as well as a robotic dog that moved it tail up and down as well as had a motor inside to make noise as it hit the cardboard box. They had to prototype their designs then they learned how to put everything together to make the end product. On the whiteboards in the class I saw a bunch of the kids names and asked my girls what that was for. They said (with excitement) Every time someone make a Marvelous Mistake they get to put their name on the board. I LOVE that they make kids realize it's ok to make mistakes as long as your trying. It gives them more confidence rather than being worried they aren't doing something "right". The staff knew my girls names after the first day (as well as all the campers). It shows that the staff is excited to be there and want to work for Camp Galileo. It's hard to find summer camps that will be enjoyed by both my girls who are 3 years apart but this did! They were disappointed when the week was over and want to go back this summer for more than 1 week. When your kids can have fun and learn that's a win win for sure!!

Paid for 2 weeks of camp for 2 kids in March. Galileo decided to cancel summer camps and offer no…read morerefunds, only a future credit. I'm not interested in a credit to be used in the future as I don't know my needs for camp beyond this year. Horrible way to treat customers. I would never recommend doing business with Camp Galileo.