I've been trying to contact this farm to take my son and daughter horseback riding, but they seem…read moreto be closed. Of the two numbers listed on their website, one is invalid and the other directs to a phone number not even affiliated with the farm. The poor lady who answered the phone was friendly and indicated Double Mountain incorrectly listed her number for reservations. So please do not call the number listed on their site for reservations since it's incorrect.

By far the best experience I have ever had, From the time we arrived to the time we left the staff…read morewas amazing... I initially advised Margo that I was going to propose to my now fiancé somewhere along the ride and well Marg and Laura Definitely help me out and made it perfect... The horses are great, staff is amazing and we had zero issues the day was legit perfect.... I'll have ridden horses before but my now fiancé has never been on one. They made sure to pick out the right horse for her and for a beginner she actually took control the horse and did not let it take control of her. People have to remember that horses are animals and that none are perfect, so whoever is reading this definitely plan a trip out there , enjoy the outdoors and have a good time :-)

Additional things to report....recently, they've condoned off the parent waiting area. They cram…read morethe adults into a 10'x30' area with two medal bleachers. It's awkward and extremely uncomfortable for those with bad backs. Also, there is very little parking. Be prepared to park on the street and hope that you're parked legally.

It's my special needs birthday this coming week. He's turning 2! There isn't many safe places or…read morefun places he is able to go so when we were told by many people that chalk is the place we were excited. We seen photos etc and I was so happy to found somewhere that would be so fun for him and SAFE. I inquired back in august. They told me they'd check the schedule for the day of his party and let me know!(online wasn't working). I never heard back. I have messaged and no response, I have called numerous times and no response. It's really infuriating when my boys birthday is in just a couple days and we have no where to do it. I don't really want to cancel his birthday but I can't have one at my apartment. It's too small and being a single mom to 2 doesn't leave much I can do in such a short time. I will never reccomend this place.

My kids have attended OMF for many years and it is their favorite camp. My older daughter is now a…read moreJr Counselor and is learning great leadership skills and responsibility. It is one of the most reasonably priced camps in the city and it gets "city" kids outside, taking care of farm animals, something they wouldn't normally get exposed to. They also get to learn to ride a horse which is a bonus. The farm is on a beautiful piece of property in Corbett (there is a bus so you don't have to drive out twice a day) and there are tons of animals, barns, a small schoolhouse and a farm store. My kids only got to pick one camp this summer and it was Old McDonalds Farm, without question.

My mom enrolled me for this camp a few years ago, and I never got the chance to share my experience…read moreuntil I found out this camp was still operating. before you sign your kid up for this I need you to know that this camp does NOT support the LGBTQ+ community, in fact when I was there I was punished for talking about being nonbinary, and was lectured by a lady named Ms. Stephanie about how god will hate me. If your kid is queer, please do not sign them up for this camp.

My kiddos enjoy Royal Ridges and participate in the Giddy Up and Horseback riding camps…read more Royal Ridges is a great place and our homeschooling family enjoys the all-day camp which gives them a full day of play and learning. I didn't give a 5 star because communication from staff needs improvement. We're finishing the fall camp and a lot of last minute details are coming later than they should.

If you need your kids to go out while you work and let them have fun during summer this is the…read moreplace to go. They make sure your kids drink water and that they are safe at all times. The games and activities they do are creative and amazing. The counselors are super nice. My kid said he wanted to go back next summer!

My teenage boys did the week long ski camp at Windells and it's hard to express how amazing it was…read more All the staff were great, but in particular their coaches, Will F and Alex B, were awesome. They took a ton of pictures and sent them to us. They taught them new tricks, encouraged them to try new things, and helped to make sure they stayed safe. Excellent camp, definitely recommend!

Such an incredible time!!! My 12-year-old son just had the best week at Windells Ski Camp with…read moreCoach Cam Gaffney!! Ezra wanted to learn cork 3s & 7s, and Cam helped him achieve his goals. Cam gave him the confidence Ezra needed to push his riding to the next level. This was our first year coming to Mt Hood & we hope to be back every summer! Thank you, Cam & Windells!! Best time ever!!

What a great little place for hiking! I would call it more of a nature walk rather than a hike, but…read morethat's what makes it great for small kids or those in wheelchairs. There are two short trails that are less than a mile each. The Streamwatch Trail takes you along the water and even has a little underwater fish viewing area. There weren't any fish in March, but it must be pretty cool to watch the fish underwater during busier seasons. The Wetlands Trail takes you along a wooden boardwalk to literally go through a wetland area. Most of these trails are stroller/wheelchair friendly, but there are some parts that are on dirt and gravel, which may be a little trickier. There are also a lot of picnic tables along the Streamwatch trail, which would be perfect in warmer weather.

Been meaning to stop by and see what Wildwood has to offer, and finally did last weekend…read more Clearly they have loads to offer in the other seasons, but it's still peaceful and offers up a decent stroll or hike in winter. We took both the Wetlands and Streamwatch trails. You've got to be verrry careful right now on the oh-so slippery boardwalks of the Wetlands. It was very icy throughout the entire trail. The Streamwatch trail winds you through picnic areas, along the river, and by the underwater viewing area. We drove around past other trails and over to the family meadow and picnic area. Plenty of parking and the restrooms that were open were clean. There were a few structures and trail aspects that needed some tending to, but overall it's a lovely recreation area...peaceful now but probably loads of fun for families in the springtime!

I was able to see my great Niece (Brooklyn Rutledge) perform I Willie Wonka Jr.. The Alpenrose…read moreOpera House, was a fabulous venue.

I first learned of Journey through a friend when my daughter was just a toddler. Her first…read moreencounter was watching the shows, which she absolutely loved! All the shows are top notch productions--my mother has said that they exceed her expectations for what she would expect at the 5th Avenue. The best part is that all shows are cast with students from the program. When our daughter turned 6, she begged to join the Journey Troupers. She has not missed a class or camp since in the last 5 years. A veteran family of seven shows now, we are hooked. This is the most interesting and challenging volunteer work I've participated in--I have learned and grown as much as my daughter. The staff is amazing and all the families and volunteers are pulling for one another. The classes teach students foundational and advanced skills alongside what it means to be a good citizen and team player. It is a magnificent confidence builder for any child. Because the students cast and crew all of the productions during the year, even the most stage shy kids can play a role backstage or onstage. I'm so glad we found Journey and look forward to many more years to come.

My daughter had a wonderful experience at One River. She took several different types of classes…read more The teacher are very kind, patient and encouraging.

Signed up for this after being pressured on the phone. I asked about canceling on the phone as I…read morewas unable to view my calendar at the time. This was literally two days ago. After receiving the detailed information on the class this won't work for me and they are refusing to refund my money. Literally, two days later and no service has been provided (the class doesn't start for weeks). I was told it's part of their terms. When I reminded her I have never been provided her terms, not did I make any agreement to them, she emailed me a copy of the terms. I would not do business with any school this shady. You can even cancel at state schools and colleges if you do it within the timeframe (which they provide upfront).

Our 11 year old really loves this camp! This was her first year attending any summer camp and we're…read moreglad we chose Steve & Kate's. It's a tad pricey but you basically get what you pay for. It's about 90 bucks a day as far as I can recall but if your employer provides you with a Bright Horizon backup care benefits you can save a ton of money. Steve & Kates's offers a lot of activities for the kids. Kids arrive in the morning and get checked in by super nice staff who appear to remember most kids' names. Your child then gets to pick their preferred lunch. There's usually a daily special and pizza or a sandwich - which is available every day. The food (according to my daughter is so-so). Probably much better than any cafeteria lunch but also not the greatest. If your kid chooses pizza they only get one slice so if you have a pre-teen that eats as much as a grown man it may not be enough food. The good thing is that they do have unlimited sides available which include a salad, fruit and mashed potatoes. The activities are pretty great and your child will basically be able to do whatever they like best. Ranging from robotics to baking bread to making movies, etc. Kids even get to save whatever they have worked on during the day and you as the parent get to watch (or listen) to the content directly from your profile. One thing we really loved about this camp is that attendance is so flexible. No need to commit for an entire month of camp because you can literally pay as you go. Just sign up online, pay for a day and you just show up. Great camp!

Brought my five year old to this camp. It was the worst…read morepossible experience. My daughter fell down while playing badly. She had burn marks from the sidewalk in her face, permanent scars. She told us she was playing with a friend and fell and couldn't find anyone to help. The friend went around looking for a staff to help. When I reach out to speak with staff about more details about how did that happen. Staff was prohibited to speak with me and my husband. It's negligent. They have way too many kids and few staff not well trained to instruct young kids. I would never bring my kid here again.