Took our 4 and 6 year old grandsons to Yesterland today (as we have done for the past three years…read more)and I can honestly say it was our best experience yet ! They were finally tall enough to ride everything and they didn't leave anything out . Literally every staff member we encountered seemed genuinely pleased to be there and made our boys feel special . We booked our tickets online and felt like the value far exceeded anything we've experienced in DFW. Lines were short, restrooms were clean and plenty of handwashing stations. I would highly recommend driving the hour it takes from DFW to experience this nostalgic place .

It was super cute and fun getting ready for the fall only problem was a lot of the activities close…read moreearly so just make sure to go early !

If you're looking for a gym that teaches great technique and treats everyone like family, this is…read morethe place!

We just moved 3 hours away to Mineola. My daughter had taken a couple months off of gymnastics…read morewhile we relocated. In that time, she lost a lot of upper body strength and gained some fear plus lost some confidence in doing certain things. We started at the Mineola location and were blown away by the coaching staff. Within 3 classes my daughter was back to speed on things. She loves gymnastics and wants to go every single day. Coach Sam (Samantha) is amazing. She is so good with the kids and is so consistent. I have also noticed that after every class my daughter knows what they will be doing on the next class which tells me she is a planner and she truly cares about being a coach. We are so happy we found this place. Thank you coach Sam for doing what you do. You shine out there!

Just a little back story.. back in 2023 i was 16 and made some rough choices which eventually…read morelanded me in sundown ranch.. where on my first night i met a beautiful young girl and i wont say her name for confidentiality reasons and personal respect for her and her family. But not even 1 month into being there the girl lets call her Ava.. her insurance was cut off and they SENT HER HOME before she had any time to understand what had actually happened in her life. She died 3 weeks after returning home to a fentanyl overdose.. Ava never got a chance. And she wasnt given one. This needs to change. Sundown got public funding just to keep us there. We were ALL under 18 of course they did. She deserved better and i will fight for better for her because she cant. On other notes.. sundown ranch did help me learn alot about myself but sundown ranch also created alot of the trauma for me now. I still wake up at night thinking the assistant counselors are standing over my bed with a flash light. Yes i understand safety precautions but whenever teen girls are coming in from the streets and have ptsd and or just simply are scared of the little things they should have been more mindful. I was forced to take meds because i was previously on other medications but they changed them all because they weren't up to their standards. I went on to wake up in the morning so nauseous that i would crawl to the bathroom and proceeded to put me on a covid quarantine.. when really it was just the cocktail of meds i was on.. and not a terrible thing but i hated that they had drug counselors that HAD NEVER even smoked weed before.. you are not in my shoes please leave me alone. But i am happy to say ive been clean for almost 3 years now and staying out of trouble. Have my own place and car at 18 so i think im doing okay. But i would definitely say that some things need to be addressed and changed at sundown for those kids. I was in sundown for 175 days.. thats about 6 months.. i couldnt say this in a better way it was not worth all of that time.

I just wanted to take the time to make this review. Maybe it will help someone. Fortunate that I…read morenever had these problems with my kids. But when I was a kid, I was the definition of a troubled teen. And if it wasn't for Sundown Ranch, there's a good possibility I wouldn't be around to make this post today. Although this was many moons ago, 1997. But it being that it's still around today tells me that its fundamentals haven't changed. Is it glam whistle summer camp, no. It's still a treatment facility but compared to inner city facilities their approach and environment is the difference. It's light years apart (I went to all available in DFW at the time). Not only did it help me recover from severe addiction and depression. Social anxiety the list goes on. But it also gave me tools to deal with obstacles still to this day in life. So if you're having issues with your teen do not look away because of negative reviews coming from patients that likely couldn't cut the mustard and or get honest w themselves . This place and the staff truly saved my life and I am forever grateful.

Alex Nicodemus is a great nurse practitioner! He is caring and kind, he listens to my concerns and…read moreis very patient and knowledgable. Not to mention his nurse Jenifer does her best to ensure my appointments and refills are in line with one another. One huge perk is how when it's time for my refills I can just text Jenifer and before no time they are in and ready for pick up.

From the owner: Flexible scheduling for medication management of children and adult ADHD, anxiety and depression…read more Counseling services that go along with medication management.

This is a new dance studio in Canton, TX near First Mondays! The teachers are amazing and so…read morepatient! My daughter absolutely loves it and looks forward to each week. I highly recommend sending your little or big dancers to this studio! Adults they have classes for you too. Let's support positive people making a positive impact in our community! Canton Dance studio rocks!!!

Very nice place to stay. I rented a cabin here with my family. Beautiful ranch with ponds, pools,…read moreplaygrounds and wildlife. We did have issues with a person staying several cabins down being noisy all night, but we called and it was taken care of by the staff. Great place to stay with a family. I did not experience any of the negative aspects some had posted. The roads were fine and the cabin was very clean. It is a ranch though and there are bugs and some of the roads are a bit bumpy. However, if you want everything paved go to the city.

NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY!…read more SO DISAPPOINTED & DISGUSTED. When we arrived at the gate to check in, we were greeted with signs of a "GAYla". And then as soon as we entered the grounds, gay flags. We should have left, but we were ready to be settled. The park was completely full of queers, causing our children to wonder why such behaviours. And then while they were sleeping, there was a noisy (unnecessary) parade that woke them. This park markets family-friendly yet promotes the opposite. Too bad they don't stay neutral and keep their unnatural views to themselves.

Amazing hand blown glass... top notch glassmith!!! Truly one of a kind! Highly recommended--…read moreLOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED!! Not the run of the mill imports. Best all around ETX!! GREAT VALUE, SERVICE & SELECTION! Can't beat this place! Check it out if you appreciate art at it's finest.

Hands down the best vape shop in Canton and surrounding areas. Extremely well educated and honest…read morestaff in regards of the products available on site. We've tried other vape shops in town but there is really no comparison. Love this shop and will ALWAYS recommend them. P.S. : ASK FOR THE JFK IF YOU ARE ON THE FENCE ABOUT ANY FLAVORS. You're welcome.

The "Salt Palace" isn't really a palace. It's a small building, barely the size of a storefront…read more Inside and outside, it tells the story of Grand Saline and how the town got that name. The building is constructed entirely of rock salt (yes, you can lick the building if you wish) and inside is a small museum that contains salt mining memorabilia and photographs as well as film of the Morton Salt mining operations. You get a free salt crystal as a take away and I bought a fridge magnet for my collection. I spent about 20-30 minutes here, enjoying the memorabilia, learning about salt and salt mining and chatting with a wonderful woman who clearly has a passion about Morton Salt and Grand Saline. I'm super happy that this quirky little spot landed as my 16000th review. If you are driving along I-20 east of Dallas/Fort Worth, this treasure is a 12 mile detour that will take you about 20 minutes out of your way. It's totally worth it. And yes, I've reviewed Morton Salt. https://www.yelp.com/biz/morton-salt-elk-grove-village?hrid=ZBdABefFkBUhTFS4g7Zb0A [Round number review 16000 overall - 188 in Texas - 1505 of 2021.]

It fun licking the salt and looking at everything there and learn the history and the cultureread more

On 5/14 around 6pm, I was driving down 19 behind one of Hooten's service trucks and trailers when a…read morelarge PVC pipe fell off the trailer while traveling 70 mph. The pipe was extremely long, began spinning through the air, and came directly toward my vehicle. I had to slam on my breaks and move onto the shoulder to avoid a more serious collision. What is most concerning about this is that the driver never appeared to notice and did not stop. This situation could have ended much worse, especially if traffic had been heavier or another driver was unable to react in time. - I strongly encourage this company to ensure all materials and equipment are properly secured before getting on public roads. Something as preventable as an unsecured load can very easily become dangerous for other drivers on the road.

Received a bid, work was not done on agreed upon start date. Phone calls not returned and when…read moresomeone finally called to schedule a new start time i said i had already had it taken care of because of "no show" he hung up on me. Would not recommend.