I had the absolute pleasure of recently working with Chris and Kami, and WOW, what a dynamic duo!…read moreThey are such incredible people, both personally and professionally, and they show up with such a high level of integrity, professionalism, enthusiasm, kindness, and just a joy to be around. Their admirable and strong work ethic, attention to detail, and thoroughness were so impressive, allowing us to build a very strong partnership every step of the way. They are so genuine and lovely, and I would be honored to work with them again, no matter what the circumstances. A+ in my book!

My son just finished an epic mountain bike camp! I can not say enough about this. My son is shy and…read morecan get easily freaked by heights and such. Both Chris and Kami took him under their wing, made him comfortable, and two days later he was riding some pretty impressive single-track trails. More importantly, he made such progress, was so proud of himself, and developed his mountain biking skills exponentially. Great coaches! Great camp! I would highly highly recommend it!

Great practice ! My daughter learned many tricks and at the same time she enjoyed a lot…read more Drop in classes are convenient if you don't want commit every week

5 stars for coach Paul! very inclusive program and the kids had so much fun. Will definitely do it…read moreagain next Winter. The drop-in option also helps with scheduling

Both my sons have loved this camp over the past few years. It's the perfect mix of skills-building…read moreand playing ultimate just for the joy of the game. As manager of Alameda Ultimate's middle school team, I've also recommended this to our players every year, and no matter their experience level, they come away with stronger skills and an even greater love of the game. Thank you, Bay Area Disc, for once again offering this amazing camp in Alameda.

Great summer camp. My middle school son loves it. He usually doesn't like any camps but this one he…read moreloves. It's more than just frisbee. The coaches are great!

My 8 year old son really enjoyed this camp summer 2019. He's been around the game- watched pick up…read moregames, middle school practices and professional games but this was his first time really playing and he had a blast! The camp counselors were great- they made it fun for all the kids regardless of their skill level. The check-in and check-out processes were a breeze. Each day was loaded with fun and running around, which is perfect for kids in the summer. Definitely a highlight of the summer camps my son attended and he can't wait to do it again!

My child had a great time and participated for two summers:…read morePros * fun camp * tasty clif bars every day for snack * provided sunscreen * counselors are really nice there and and well-versed in Ultimate Frisbee (they've played a lot) Cons * wished there were more scrimmages rather than drills * most of the kids were pretty young * lots of different skill levels which could be frustrating depending on your own experience (from people on teams to newbies) Overall my child played all day and had a good time. Wanted to go back but has sadly aged out. Definitely worth it!

The hidden gem of the Bay Area---SO WORTH IT! My son has been there at age 6 and now at age 8…read more Picture this-- you drive your child into an easy to reach part of Golden Gate Park. Super friendly and super competent staff round up just 2 SMALL GROUPS of nice kids at a playground (Mother's Meadow right near 19th) then they go 5 DAYS A WEEK OF FUN FIELD TRIPS or do special outings in GG park. REALLY REALLY GREAT. Amazingly this is one of the few camps in this area that is not booked to the gills-- you can get a slot!!! THE BEST. Susan Edwards ROCKS!!!!

My son loves this summer camp and is looking forward to going back this summer. The camp is an…read moreoutdoor camp and the younger children get to explore all the wonderful places in and around The Golden Gate Park. The older children get to explore the wonders of the Bay area with many cool outings to places I had never heard of. My child returned home tired, dirty and very happy, always excited about the next day. I can highly recommend this summer camp.

Attended the Nike Pickleball Camp in Mission Viejo…read more The highlight was the quality of the coaching. Simon and Jackie created a positive learning environment, explained the "why" behind the techniques, and gave feedback that I could immediately apply on the court. I left feeling energized and excited to keep improving.

The coaches were positive and encouraging for my son. The coaches didn't just facilitate drills and…read moregames. They actually coached him and gave him tips, pointers, and things to work on, which he still talks about and is using the advice in his baseball game play. Every day my son would say he wishes this camp could be longer. He was so excited to return every day and was very bummed when camp ended. He's attended several camps and this one was super fun and a positive experience for him (which, of course, made mamma happy!) We will definitely return next summer.

My daughter, 9, and son, 11, went to the BADA camp this past summer. They both loved it! My…read moredaughter was new to ultimate, and the coaches were kind and easy with her. My son has played a lot, and they found great ways to challenge him. They both had a great time. Highly recommend!

This is one of the best summer camps around. Reasonably priced, great coaching and spirited…read morecounselors. My 10 year old daughter loved the inclusion of the girls program and my 15-year old son was a camper for years and last year was a CIT. Highly recommend!

There are few times in my life where I drop off my son for a camp or after school program and feel…read morelike he will be engaged in ways that he's never been before. That's how I feel about Tinkering school. My Son,6yrs old, literally talks my ear off after coming home from here. He talk about the human size Hungry-Hungry Hippo he's making out of pulleys and wood, about the working Air hockey table and how good he is getting at using real tools. Joshua and Nathan and everyone else there are kind, attentive and passionate about what they do. I leave feeling like I'm actually enriching my child's life instead of just leaving him with somebody to babysit him. Registration was easy and They are pretty good at getting back to my emails. Not sure why the bad review here said it was hard. I guess I'm just good at using a computer.

Our son attended this summer camp for the first time. We were so excited because he's always asking…read moreto build stuff using tools/power tools. Our experience was disappointing. Since the camp is an extension of Brightworks School, there are kids who know the ropes and are familiar with the way things work. Unfortunately, the camp isn't set up to really introduce kids who are new to the process of building. Every day our son came home and said he hadn't built anything because he didn't know what to build. Yes, some kids will dive right in and come up with something. Others need instruction, and that's normal. Brightworks has a reputation for being child-led to a very high degree, but I take issue with them not teaching our son about the materials and tools so he could feel comfortable and build something, which he did do on the two final days. When I asked for someone to give him some guidance or ideas, I was told they don't like to give the kids ideas because then they all do the same thing. Yes, yes, I agree, but that applies to the kids with experience, not a kid who's been there 2 days and has no idea what to do. That takes the concept of child-led too far. A school friend was with him at camp and they reported that the instructors were snappy with the kids. Sigh In addition, on their day at Crissy Field, he returned home with the worst sunburn he has ever had. When I inquired about why nobody had put sunscreen on him, I was told that they had given the kids sunscreen and he had applied it himself. He is not yet 7. He is not responsible for sunscreen application to protect his skin from damage. Adults are responsible for that. Even if he takes off his hat, it's the adults who have to enforce the safety rules. Given our experience, we asked if we could un-enroll him for the following week and get a refund. They declined, much to our disappointment.