I can't believe it's time to write my 100th review! And what can be more fitting than to review my…read morehome away from home: Habonim Dror Camp Moshava. I have spent the past 13 summers at Camp Mosh, and words fail me in trying to express what an incredible role this place has played in my life. At its face, Mosh is a summer camp for Jewish children looking for meaningful way to spend their summers; but it truly is so much more than that. First off, it is one of seven summer camps in the U.S. and Canada that make up the North American division of Habonim Dror, an international zionist youth movement. This isn't one of those summer camps that are adorned with jet-skis, horse stables, and snack bars; this is where you get down and dirty, make the friends you will keep for a lifetime, and have meaningful and self-defining conversations. Five stars does not begin to describe what this place means to those lucky enough to know it. I'm just glad I have the opportunity to share the love here on Yelp and give back to a place that gave me so much.

Grandson's had a blast and can't wait to go back with their summer camp. Wish I could go with them.read more

My inner child really thrived here! It's so much fun! I came for a team build building event with…read moremy daughter's soccer club and everyone had a ball. They have so many water activities, from the blob to slide to zip line and multiple floating obstacle course. It really reminds me of the show Wipeout. The water is like a turquoise blue color and was a comfortable temperature. I will say that if you are over the age of 25, you will have to use some strategy, upper body strength and determination to pull yourself up on the activities! Life vests (provided) are a must and I would strongly recommend wearing water shoes. The staff had the place very organized and were happy to answer any questions. PS - This is in the middle of no where!

Meh. The "grass" is articial astoturf in both the large and small dog enclosures. You can't really…read morethrow anything the size of a tennis ball or smaller because they used steel bar fencing around the activity area, and the bars are just far enough apart that if your dog doesn't get the tennis ball in time, then you have to go outside the out the gate and fetch it yourself. Long drive for a whole lotta, MEH!

The park is great. They have shade areas during the summer with triangle shaped tarps over the…read moreseating areas. There is a good amount of seating. There's always a bowl in the park and there is a local water pump to fill it in case you didn't bring water for your dog. There are two sides, small dog side and large dog side. Unfortunately, when you drive by you see a lot of large dogs in the small dog area, but most people will move their dogs over to the large dog area if you walk up with a small dog. It's not very busy so most times you get there there's no one there but sometimes there are a few other dogs to play with. I have met several nice people there and being new to the area. They were all very welcoming. The rules require your dog to be up-to-date on vaccines, friendly, and that you pick up after your pet. They provide bags and trash cans. I have heard a few people say that some people bring unfriendly dogs and they have been warned and that's where a lot of people will not come back because of bad experiences. Luckily, I live very close and I can check it out before I take my dog there. The gravel parking lot is plentiful and there is a small trail that leads down to the water that is accessible next to the dog park. 95% of people pick up after their pets there's the occasional people who don't but usually someone will clean it up when they get there before they let their dogs loose. I feel like some of the aggressive dogs are being brought there just to run out and play ball and they mostly leave when you get there. My little neutered male pug loves to run around and pee everywhere to mark over all the other dog smells. I find it safer than walking my dog around the neighborhood with cars coming in and out. I enjoy this park very much and the people so far that I've met.

Excellent organization for what I needed. Insurance company I had my boat insurance with, for many…read moreyears, emails me and tells me I must provide a n official proof of " value and condition" of the boat, out of nowhere. Must be done by certified organization. Reached out to a number of certified organizations, ECM contacted me the next day. The noted credentials met required criteria. Spoke with Bill Wyett and described the situation. After further discussion, went with ECM. I could not have made a better choice. We decided on a date and time. Bill met me at the boat mid morning and went to work from there. Bill was thorough and professional but with a personable approach. Bill spent several hours on a 33' express cruiser, stem to stern, top to bottom. I learned a lot about the boat and what ECM does, especially Bill. Great job Bill and as you have heard me say once before. Keep up the good work, you're doing a great job"! Bill had all of his tools with him, ready to go!

WOW!!! Capt Bill is the REAL DEAL!!! I am so glad I was given his contact information because he…read morereally made me feel "good" about my decision to finalize the purchase of my vessel. Capt Bill was on time, courteous, patient, and most importantly - thorough! At one point it seemed as if the dealership was hinting for Bill to "hurry". Bill simply responded that he had work to take care of and his priority was to take care of the customer. This tiny bit of professional courtesy made me instantly feel not only that I could TRUST every thing he was saying but that I could BELIEVE everything he was saying. Capt BIll made time throughout the survey to ensure I understood everything he was talking about as well as how it corresponds with the law. If you are shopping for a Marine Surveyor - stop now - hire this guy! You will NOT be sorry and you will definitely feel better about the decision you you will make to either buy or to walk away. This guy is UNBELIEVIBLY that good! Thanks Bill!!

It has taken me three years to write this review because I genuinely hoped I wouldn't have to…read more Unfortunately, I don't want other customers to go through what we've experienced. We purchased a brand-new Axis A225 built to order. The day we picked it up, it was overcast and raining, making it difficult to thoroughly inspect the boat. Had we been able to see it clearly, we would not have accepted delivery. The cosmetic issues were extensive. The gel coat had significant imperfections and metallic overspray throughout the boat. The passenger-side seat backrest was visibly uneven and wavy. There were scratches, cracks in the Surf Gate caused by overtightened screws (which were never properly repaired), and the boat arrived with the wrong swim platform. We paid for upgrades that were either missing or incorrectly installed, including the Power Wedge, which had to be replaced because it was damaged during installation. Getting these issues addressed was an uphill battle. We were repeatedly dismissed and treated as though our concerns were unreasonable. At one point, a technician asked my husband, "Is this your first boat?" My husband was raised on a marina, and we've owned multiple boats. We know the difference between normal imperfections and unacceptable workmanship. Throughout the following season, the shaft seal leaked continuously, causing the bilge pumps to cycle regularly. Before the next season, we brought the boat to Chessie for service. We later learned the boat was never actually serviced. Some recall work was completed, but the scheduled service was not performed. The result was a terrifying experience on the water. While cruising on the river, alarms started sounding and every bilge pump activated. The boat was rapidly taking on water in over 150 feet of water while simultaneously overheating. Smoke was coming from the engine compartment, and I genuinely believed the boat was on fire. I called 911 because we thought we were going to sink. My husband ended up jumping into the water and helping get the boat to shore. I was taken home by the fire department while he waited for Sea Tow as a storm approached. We later learned the sea strainer had come completely loose and the shaft seal had failed again. Had the boat actually been serviced, these issues likely would have been identified before they nearly caused the boat to sink. Now we're dealing with another issue: a Wedge Drag Alarm. My husband followed every troubleshooting step provided by Chessie and was told to call back. After four follow-up calls, no one responded. Unfortunately, this lack of customer service has been consistent. When we were ready to place our order and bring a $40,000 deposit, we drove more than two hours to the dealership only to discover our appointment had effectively been forgotten because the salesperson was at a golf tournament. We spent approximately $150,000 on this boat. Instead of enjoying it, we've spent years dealing with manufacturing defects, installation errors, warranty repairs, service issues, safety concerns, and long periods without the boat. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend either Axis or Chessie Marine.

Buyers be careful! They will Sell you anything and they…read moredon't care. I had a new boat in the shore for over 15months in 3.5 years and they just don't care. I would NEVER SHOP HERE!

Both our girls love taking classes at Legacy Martial Arts - they have learned respect and focus as…read morewell as beginning to defend themselves

Thank you so much Legacy for allowing my son the opportunity to find somewhere that he can build…read moreconfidence & grit. The world is soooo hard these days! My son always feels a sense of encouragement (a little spark ignites) when he succeeds in belt testing. I will continue to keep him encouraged to give Karate his all! So happy we found legacy.

We had Annie come out for our daughter's 8th birthday party and it was an excellent time. The…read moreanimals were amazing. She made sure every kid at the party had a turn with each animal. Freckles, the rabbit, was absolutely the best. Each kid got to hold him (he likes to be held like a baby). The chinchilla was a huge hit - so soft. Everyone was excited to pet it. Annie made the party great for everyone. She was even so kind to bring a gift for our daughter - and even brought something for our son so he didn't feel left out. And then a few days later we got a thank you card from her. I would really recommend you give Annie a try if you have a kid who loves animals. You'll love it too!

Pretty location. Well kept exterior. On the cleaner side. Choppy WiFi. Very weak. In and out. We…read morestruggled to get the WiFi password from the facility. The staff does not actually do much work. More like the parents doing everything. At least in our experience. Pool is nice but not heated. No chairs. I would say the facility is not handicap friendly. With a handicap child I was not permitted to pull my car forward to unload her things. There are lots of stairs and some hills. No ramps or walkways that we saw visible for easier access to the buildings and areas for people who may need it. Poor ventilation throughout. We had to open a lot of windows and doors to get fresh air into every building. The food selection was lacking. Kids tend to be picky so having 1 meal (turkey burger) for all the kids and Gatorade is not ideal. Several kids cried from hunger and thirst so we had to go get food about 20 minutes away. Some variety is always a good idea. And some vending machines for drinks. The ropes course is a major problem. We concluded that it seems pretty dangerous and perhaps should be evaluated for safety regulations. The instructor should have safety ropes attached to him/her on a harness at the bottom, not have children holding ropes. If someone falls, children are not going to be able to stop the ropes. The sizing is off. Made for adults. Not enough rocks to climb. And three children being attached to eachother is not safe. Someone could get seriously hurt. Overall nice place but we probably will not go again.

Super clean, the bathrooms were spotless. The staff was incredibly nice, specifically those who…read morewere taking care of the activities such as ziplining and ropes. It seems like they were international college students which is an awesome initiative by the center.