I've been going to wolf camp for 3 years now, and on the second to last day of my overnight camp,…read morewe all cried on how much we would miss the place wolf camp was. We were told most of the instructors would be leaving, they were some of the nicest people I've met. Also the children there are really nice and the staff there know what there doing and are really really nice.

Our son. 11. attended the 1 week wilderness survival camp. Everything was outstanding. He has…read morebeen attending overnight camps since he was 6 - and by far this is his favorite. Chris and Kim do an amazing job. He really did learn wilderness survival, he loved his time in the outdoors, the counselors were great educators and great challengers but always alert to safety. We hope to be back again next year, this time with his older sister.

Camp Long is the biggest park in West Seattle most people don't know about. It's not on the water -…read morebut that's not a bad thing. Within the boundaries of the park are miles of trails that most people drive hours out of town to walk on. Not to mention owl spottings, blackberries, bathrooms, cabins to camp in, a natural rock climbing wall and a cool events space. I had dear friends get married here and it felt like they had rented a overnight camp to celebrate - but it was a ten minute walk home. Weeds are a bit overgrown with COVID having Parks only doing essential maintenance but not too bad. Spend an hour or an afternoon here - it's worth it!

I grew up in Burien and have lived here all my life. As a teenager with lots of energy and nothing…read moreto do, I can remember going to a church group who took kids, like myself, on weekend trips camping. I can remember going with the group to camp at the park and fell in love with the beauty of the park and all the fun we had playing games and camping. This was in the mid 70's and I haven't been back since but I should revisit the park to remember the great times I had there that helped me stay out of trouble and be productive in life as I got older. Great place to take the family to back then.

Overlake farm is a heaven for horses. They get to roam in a huge pasture and graze all day as…read morenature intended. The horses are well cared for and happy. The property is a treasure in and of itself. An oasis in the middle of a bustling metropolitan area and steps from 400 plus acres of groomed horse trails - no bikes! It is a fabulous place.

Unfortunately, I was only at Overlake Farms in Bellevue for 8 months before our planned move to…read moreArizona full time in August 2022. I wish I had been there longer. OLF was the right home for me and my horse Blu. He loved his big open stall and paddock and his turn out in lush pastures. The Farm has a really nice riding track, outdoor arena and round pen and is literally right across the street from Bridle trails state park--so easy to attend shows or clinics! While there is no covered arena for rainy winter days, I can say with all honesty that I never missed a day of planned riding due to rain. The park has tall trees which protect from the rain but still are wide open and bright. Dana and her crew take amazing care of all the horses. They have a huge herd that has 30+ acres to meander in and are fed on a track to make sure everyone has a place to eat and not be bothered. Having said that, horses will be horses and do hurt themselves from time to time. Dana keeps sufficient stall/paddocks available to use if a horse needs to come out of the herd for any reason. A young horse had torn the skin back on her knee requiring stitches. She broke her stitches open and Dana made extraordinary efforts to help with the care and treatment of the horse including installing a tether system in a stall. In the 3 barns I have been at, I have never seen an owner so personally involved and conscientious of a horses' well being. For the non-herd horses, turn out is all day for long hours not just a couple hours. Any reasonable request was met and accommodated. This is not a "show" barn although there are show horses there. Boarders are knowledgeable and friendly and happy to join on a trail ride. There are a number of quality trainers available and with 50+ horses on the farm, all the vets and farriers go there. Dana even built a new covered, flat area for vets and/or farriers to work out of the elements. No this is not the fanciest place but it was honest, warm, caring and welcoming and not only felt like, but was Home for Blu and I. While we are loving and adjusting to our home in the sun, we will forever miss and be fond of our friends and time at Overlake. 100% recommend Overlake as a great place to board.

Both of my children have attended Peter Fewing Soccer Camps (day camps) for the last three summers…read moreat Loyal Heights. The morning talk that Peter has for campers (and parents!) is very enjoyable and always emphasizes a positive attitude, stories of determination, and examples of soccer skills for the campers. What I like about the camp most is the rapport that Peter has with his camp counselors (who are current and former students) and the campers. And that the counselors are friendly and absolutely love soccer -- and that shines through.

Great camp, have gone for the past 3 years and loved it, my counselor was a model…read more Liked the camp.

The owner of this place is an amazing woman. She loves all her animals and it shows. They have room…read morefor crafts for kids and hosting birthdays. They had some goats, lambs, llamas, rooster and a very gentle dog. There is a small lake and stream on the property as well.

I almost don't want to write a review but Linda is amazing and I can't believe this place isn't…read moreflooded with kids. She made my family feel so welcome on our private tour and my 2 year old is in love with the baby goats. Linda was patient, kind, and informative and we've already been back twice (highly recommend the easter egg hunt/other special events too!) one small note: if you're visiting in winter/summer make sure you wear the appropriate shoes/drive appropriately it can get a little muddy but that's totally the charm of this place. the farm itself is very clean and the animals feel so at home and comfortable. it's certainly not a place for appearances. linda loves the animals and the animals are well cared for! we'll be back!! my daughter asks non stop to see the farm thank you linda!

As a camper at this camp it was a horrible experience for me and my friends. My 2nd day at this…read morecamp someone pushed my friend off the dock and he broke his ribs the counselor then said he was fine and did not let him contact his parents. Good thing I snuck my phone and my mom to pick me up. I would not recommend this to any families.

As a veteran middle school teacher who has known scores of students who have attended this camp…read moreover the years, I would like to warn parents about the "boys will be boys" mentality that is promoted at this camp. It's beyond complicity; sexualized behaviors/chatter seem to be encouraged and laughed about and are extremely prevalent. My female students come back from camp thinking that it's OK for boys to talk to them in a certain way (and about certain things), even though it makes them very uncomfortable.

Would never go through pinnacle exploration outdoor school. Management is slow and not organized…read more The owner is not responsive and ignorant. Would not recommend!

I am updating my 1 star review to 2 stars. This review is not about the camp experience because my…read morechildren could not attend due to testing + for covid the weekend prior to the camp starting. My 1 star review was based on lack of communication/follow through from management. After my kids tested + for covid, I provided the evidence and email requesting a credit, per the covid policy. The management never responded to my emails (I sent a few follow up emails), yet I kept receiving reminders for my kids to attend that week. The camp session was actually the last of the summer - late August. I basically assumed my money for camp (X2) was gone. Out of the blue in early November I received a one-line email stating my registration for camp was going to be refunded. No signature or contact details. I just checked my credit card statement and confirmed that both registration fees were refunded. I am happy that they followed through, but the 2 star review is because of the poor communication.

We couldn't be happier our experience at Kiddie Academy of Queen Anne! From day one, the infant and…read moretoddler classrooms felt like a second home - bright, welcoming spaces where little ones are genuinely excited to spend their days. All staff and administrators deserve recognition for their incredible dedication. The teachers created such engaging, developmentally appropriate activities and truly enjoyed sharing them with the kids. They have this wonderful ability to balance fun with learning and created engaging, developmentally appropriate activities that the kids delighted in. The daily communication was fantastic too - we always felt connected to his day through detailed updates about his adventures, discoveries, and progress. Our son grew so much during his time at Kiddie Academy! We're filled with appreciation for our time her. Any parent searching for quality early childhood care should definitely consider Kiddie Academy - it's been everything we hoped for and more!

Absolutely loved our time at Kiddie Academy. We've moved a lot so had to go to three daycares in…read moretwo years (including many of Seattle's most expensive...), and our son has never transitioned so well and so quickly into a school. The teachers and entire staff are not only professional and dedicated, but provide the warmth and affection that makes young kid comfortable. Debbie runs a tight ship. Front desk staff are always full of smiles. We love our end of day reports and pictures, and the live-streaming videos so we can check on our son during the day. Miss Jamie and Miss Belle in toddler class are the best! If we didn't live a 50 min commute away we would have stayed!