Our son is new in town, he had earned his Junior Black Belt in Taekwondo before we moved to NJ. We…read moretry a few martial art schools before we decide to stay here with Kaizen. He is happy to make new friends, to continue what he had been doing, and new way to do exercises. One thing he misses is the Forms. Here at Kaizen the focus is not much on forms although we thought kids would be benefit from memorizing them for life time to practice/use even when they're not in school.

This school makes every parent and child feel welcomed and at home. A safe caring community for a…read morechild to thrive in no matter his/her background

Where do I even begin?! Best camp in Bucks County, if not the whole country! I think the fact that…read morethey are celebrating their 43rd anniversary speaks for itself. This fact alone, played a huge factor when selecting summer camp for my son this year. A camp that has successfully opened its doors every summer for the last almost half century must be good. And oh it is good. Very good! The grounds are beautiful. When you visit, you forget that you are close to home. It feels as though you drove a couple of hours into Poconos. Lush green lawns, many old trees, even a lake! The camp grounds are set up such as there is a little town, with little wooden arrow signs pointing in all directions. They have a large heated pool designed for both early swimmers as well as more mature ones. They have full tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer field and baseball field among others. They have a rock climbing wall and a zip-line that goes across the lake! A horse track with two horses. Probably so much more that I am forgetting as well. Each child gets a schedule packed full of activities. In fact, activities change every 45 minutes and transition is seamless. When visiting on parent day I was so impressed by organization of the place. Everything is timed and perfectly in tune with no glitches. I guess they have done it plenty enough in the last 43 years. We love the fact that our son gets swimming lessons once a day with an instructor as well as a free swim in the afternoon. We event received a progress report on his swimming progress, it was really nice to know where he stands. In addition to all the activities, there are constantly events going on as well. They had a show, where each bunk presented on stage in front of others. Color games, carnival week with carnival rides, a late night special, where kids stay later into the night. The excitement with which my son comes home is priceless. Every day he tells me about trying new activities such as cooking or new games that he has not tried before. Also, I love the fact that he was able to make friends very quickly. His Counselor Michelle is beyond nice and accommodating. She also happens to be his transportation. The pick-up and drop off at home is super convenient but next year we might even try extended hours, which are actually very affordable. Overall, I could not be happier with the camp. When we requested information, we actually received a DVD that had a long movie about day to day activities at the camp. It was very helpful. Jacque and Rick, the owners of the camp are very easy to get in touch with and always extremely helpful over the phone and email. In fact Jacque went out of her way to get me the information on registration only a day before the deadline and still gave me the discount. We love this camp and cannot wait to have our daughter there next year as well. We would highly recommend it to anyone!

I would avoid this place at all costs. This place is very pricey for a summer day camp in this area…read moreyet they nickel and dime you. At the camp show, one of the camp directors kept INSISTING you cannot record your own child! Multiple times she got up to chastise people who did nothing more than try to film their own child in the show! They sell a DVD of the show they are forcing you to buy if you want a video. Well, who has a DVD player these days? And this time around our child was so excited to be in the show and told family members all about it and since they could not attend were very disappointed not to be able to see a cell phone video of it. We did not order the DVD since we have no DVD player but we heard they took 7 months to send them out! So to recap, they ban you from filming your own child (imagine that!) so you have to buy their overpriced DVD which took them 7 months to send out! And this horrible woman who lacks basic social skills scolds parents during the show like they are kindergarteners! I recommend finding a camp who would not nickel and dime their camp families like this and treats their families with respect. We enrolled at another camp and told the new director this situation and he just chuckled and said, 'you are always welcome to take videos of your child here.'

My eldest has gone to LLDC for 3 years now, and my youngest just started there this summer. While…read morecertainly not cheap, it is a place where "you get what you pay for". The Director likes to say the camp is one of the only places kids today can get the experiences we had growing up, being able to just go out and play with your friends in a safe, but not stifling environment (I'm sure I'm paraphrasing how he puts it, but that's the message I've always gotten). I think that's a fair assessment of it. Also, the other thing I love about the place is that my two kids have very divergent interests, but there is so much to do there that there are many activities that speak to both of them. In short, it is definitely a place we recommend, and will be continuing to use going forward.

My children (age 5 and 7) love this camp SO MUCH that during the off season, they enjoy watching…read morethe videos. The count down for the following summer begins on the last day of camp. My children wakes up bright and early anxious to go and when I pick them up, they excitedly tell me all the stories about their wonderful day. The owner really cares about camp and making sure everyone has the time of the lives in a safe way. The electives program is pretty amazing. As a side note, the upcoming summer will be their third summer. LLDC is the best!

Pulled my daughter day 2 of camp. Who ever 5 starred it lied. Only 1 adult who let half day…read moreeveryday. It was run but 2 -14 year old interns. They were running around managing 2 different classes. And when signed up for Roblox was told last minute no room and she had to settle for the next thing. When we strictly signed up for the Roblox class. Poorly run and managed. I will steer no one here. We also got 0 back from the money we paid. Thieves.

My son truly enjoys his classes at Code ninjas. He always looks forward to going and has learned…read moreso much since he started. The instructors make learning about coding fun.

My grandchildren (ages 10 and 7) just completed a week long camp at Young Chef's Academy in…read moreYardley, PA. They couldn't have had a better experience. Every day they came home excited about what they learned and what they made. They learned great knife skills, safe handling and cooking of meat, how to read and then measure from many types of recipes and they did it along with some other children in their age groups. The teachers were phenomenal and so nurturing and the facilities are extremely clean and organized. At the end of each day, we were able to see and taste with them what they made. I highly recommend this particular Young Chef's Academy as a great way to teach your children culinary skills targeted at their specific age levels.

Boy Scout Troop 29 is one of the premier scout groups in the USA. Don't take my word for it. Go…read moreto scoutlander.org to see what the national scout website has to say. This group is highly active. They have monthly camp outs, even in winter. They focus extensively on teaching appropriate skills, and emphasize advancement through the ranks. They have a core group of excellent adult leadership, and continue to turn out Eagle Scouts prodigiously, who stay involved through high school and set a great example for the younger scouts. In February a trip to Cooperstown, the home of the Baseball Hall of Fame is scheduled. In May, a weekend at West Point. Last month, a ski trip to Elk Mountain. It doesn't get much better than this for kids 12 to 18. Visit a regular meeting on Monday nights at the Lutheran Church of God's Love (the Troop itself is nondenominational), and see what is going on. You will leave impressed.

Larry and his team recently came to my son's 6th birthday party. I had seen Larry in action at a…read morefriend's party and knew the kids would have a blast. I was nervous however it was my first try at a party not at a bounce house or amusement place where everything is taken care of for you. I have to say that this was the most relaxed party I have ever hosted. Larry and Everett facilitated the group of 18 kids being broken into teams of two to build their robotic moon rovers. I watched in awe as they passed out iPads and trays of LEGO materials and all the kids listened! Larry has a way about him that calms the group, keeps them in check while having fun!! I can't thank Snapology enough for putting on such a fun activity for the kids and making this mom's day easy! I also had parents commenting how amazing the party was .

We recently had my son's 9th party virtually with Snapology and it was wonderful! I wasn't sure…read morewhat to expect but it far exceeded my expectations and the kids all had a blast! The instructor was really great about including all the kids & their different strengths and personalities.

College Settlement is the best! Initially, I was extremely nervous about sending my children at…read moreages 8 and 11 to their first 2-week overnight camp. However, when registering them for summers following, they insisted on participating in the full 2-week overnight camp, no shorter. CS offers a variety of experiences and activities and keep the kids engaged. They look forward to going back each year and always seem to return home more independent than when they left.

Best place for you kids. My two learned to ride bikes and swim there. They sign up for the same…read moresession each summer to meet their friends from camp again. The staff are very good and handle any situations very well. As a teacher myself I am very impressed at the professionalism of the staff. The camp does bring in kids from many backgrounds and has many kids that come from tougher areas and the staff do a great job of creating a safe space and bringing kids together. This is one of the main reasons my kids have attended for years. I needed financial assistance for a couple of years and the camp was there for us. The staff are from all over the world, and many were campers there too. The senior have been there for many years and are always so friendly and know my kids! I can't say enough about this place. Both my kids loved being junior staff there and can't imagine a summer without College Settlement.