the camps rock! ( I do lax and field hockey) it is taught by fun colledge and older kids who really…read morelove the sport. I have never learned so much even in entire seasons of school sports! An all day sports camp includes a free all you can eat lunch at the caf (it is actually good food) and swimming. Lots of scrimmages as well!

From the owner: At Babson Sports Camps, we understand that athletics are an integral part of a child's development…read more The goal of our summer camps program is to help your child learn new skills in a specific sport, meet new friends, and have fun. The Camps at Babson College cater to the ability levels of boys and girls, ages 6-17. We offer well-designed programs and activities, a dedicated, experienced staff, and state-of-the-art facilities.

The program is more in depth than previous classes my son has tried. I am so glad we found iCode…read moreWellesley. The curriculum is stimulating and offers opportunities to get to know kids with similar interests.

We love icode! The instructors are very professional and go above and beyond to help their students…read morelearn, be challenged, and have fun. Also, the classes are well thought out and the Director of the program will take her time in sitting down with parents to discuss the best class option(s) for their child. I really can't rate icode high enough - I have been very impressed as we enter our second year taking their classes. Recently, we tried the summer camps offered at icode - my son never met a summer camp that he liked, except icode. He had such a great experience, by day 3 of camp he was asking if we could drop him off 10 minutes early at the center!!

Great place to send ur kids. There is a lot of activities and great staff. I would send my kids…read morethere all day long...for years and years!

I love this camp! There are so many fun activities and there are different ones every day!read more

We had the privilege of celebrating our child's fourth birthday party here today. Jason, Edward,…read moreand Jeremiah were the coaches that corralled, entertained, and took great care of our big group of four-year-olds. It was so much fun, very well organized, and a family, friendly, and clean and exciting venue for our big event. The actual venue is spacious and well ventilated. Four-year-olds can be extremely messy, but our coaches did a great job containing the chaos. They were great with our catered pizza and cake, and we could not be more appreciative that they spent this afternoon with our big group. Today could not have been more gross in terms of the weather, but we felt taken care of and extremely warm under the care of these talented coaches. We look forward to coming back for future events!

My daughter now 6.5 years old has been going to school break camps and summer camps at this…read moreKidstrong location for 2-2.5 years. She absolutely loves it! And if I want to sign her up for a day here and there, I email Kidstrong and they easily help me sign her up because I am unable to sign up on their app. Parents Night Out was great too! Staff is friendly and full of energy. Highly recommend!

We hosted my daughter's 8th birthday party at Sweet Meadow Farm after reading about how amazing…read moretheir birthday parties were and we were absolutely blown away by our experience. From the ease of the booking process to the day-of execution, the entire process was 10 stars. Hannah and her team went above and beyond (which I now understand is their standard MO.) They effortlessly managed all of our decor, seemlessly and joyfully wrangled 12+ children (and twice as many extremely excited adults.) The experience was educational and extremely interactive (We decorated mini horses! We held/pet so many incredible animals! The kids rode unicorns!) Even the coloring pages had our daughter's name printed on them. There was not one aspect of the day that felt like an after thought. The attention to detail and the care they show is so amazing. I really can't thank Hannah and her crew enough for hosting (far and away) the best birthday party my daughter has ever had. Core memories were made by all of us.

Always friendly and helpful service! My bunnies love the hay and treats! Have been going here for…read moreyears!

This review is for hipstitchers Wellesley -- not Newton…read more Business refuses to answer a phone call or numerous emails asking to cancel a class 22 days away for a credit due to a child being in school . Only response was 10 minutes after booking a course asking to apply the new customer 10% credit only to be told "no we can't do that. We will apply it to you next class". Refusal to respond at all to any other communication. Same company that will tell you you can't get a credit if you don't cancel with enough leeway. Hypocritical and terrible customer service. Will never book a class again.

Went here for a birthday party and experience was amazing! It was my first time stitching but the…read moreinstructors there were really kind and helped me stitch. Food was great, and the place looks adorable! I recommend this place if you want to enroll in a stitching class or camp, and even have a birthday party here.

After Branches took over from the original Meadowbrook camp, this camp went downhill. Disorganized…read morestaff, lots of turnover. The activities went downhill as they got rid of leather making, woodworking, boating to very basic and boring activities. Very sad.

I spent 14 wonderful summers at this camp, 8 as a camper and 6 as a CIT/Staff member. The swim…read moreprogram is second to none, and every camper gets to experience a wide variety of activities: arts and crafts, dance/drama, boating, archery, sports, etc. I am incredibly grateful for the time I got to spend at MDC.

The New Art Center in Newton is a fabulous community resource for art classes for adults, teens and…read morekids. There are also terrific art camps for children and teens throughout the summer and over school vacation weeks. New Art also has free art experiences for the community, including a gallery at 245 Walnut St, Newton and a robust scholarship program.

I am impressed that this more conservative contemporary art gallery was willing to exhibit all…read morekinds of "urban" art!! I went there Friday evening and saw what some of the highly skilled graffiti artists in Boston and New York have been up to lately. Cheers to the board at the New Art Center for approving such a cutting edge and controversial showcase!

I stopped by to see what this air was all about and it looks like it's a very beautiful trail walk…read morewe could see a lot of wildlife and I ended up seeing a lot of turtles. There is a membership in general admission. Since we were just being nosy, we took a brief walk on the boardwalk to see what it was all about. It is very family oriented and if you love the outdoors, you will love this place.

One of Mass Audubon's best for kids, in my humble opinion. (we are members)…read more The staff present in the building were very helpful, kind, and informed (in that kind of nature nerd, yet cool kind of way) There are clean bathrooms (they are porter potty toilets, yes. But still clean on the exterior). The pathways have a significant amount of boardwalk all across the sanctuary, which helps with keeping my hyper child away from poison ivy and ticks to some degree. There is a seated area for picnicking. (though no recycle bins. odd..) And best of all.. Lots of crawly, jumpy, flappy, slimy things to distract and de plug your pandemic technology-plugged child for a few hours. To enjoy fresh air. Take in nature's beauty. To learn to sit in the discomfort of possibly being bored when not overstimulated every second. My inattentive child's highlights were: - learning about the semi-toxic slime of a slug - listening to the bullfrogs in rhythm - chasing his buddy down the boardwalk in the last stretch - drinking sweet lemonade and picnicking as reward for all that walking