My daughter has been coming here for a couple years now, and we recently started doing one on one…read moresessions with her coach Kenia. She is a literal angel. She is so great with the kids, you can truly tell she loves what she does, and she makes the experience so much more enjoyable for her. We love her so much and would recommend her classes to anyone wanting to join :)

We came over to legacy already established as a great competitive cheer team. Legacy wanted to…read morestart an all star cheer team and what better and luckier way to walk into a wonderful coach (coach K) and nearly 2 full teams. Unfortunately it seems they weren't ready as a business and very easily gave up on all these girls and the program not even a year into it. They were unorganized and the communication along the whole way was just bad. During these times of bad communication and lack of attention to detail we decided to let it go as it's a new program. Things take time to perfect and get right. Correct?..... Not to them apparently it was easier to just cancel the program and let all these kids and staff down without any sort of communication. Just one day out of the blue putting it on the coaches to relay the terrible news that ownership and management made. Slayden couldn't even show up to inform us. He didn't even want us to come to the coaches with problems only to him. Yet he couldn't even show up to tell us face to face. Apparently they didn't want to handle the finances?? Not only did we waste nearly a 1000 dollars on a uniform as well as our monthly tuition and all the other costs. But our girls who worked hard all year didn't even get a end of the year banquet like even the cheapest pop Warner teams get. The company and managers are a joke. I would honestly think twice before bringing your kids here.

My two sons ages 6 and 8 had a great time doing the camp last week. I was extremely impressed with…read morethe customer service--everyone was so kind, professional and attentive. They went above and beyond to make sure my kids and I were well taken care of. The place itself looks brand new and has a great modern, comfortable and playful design. They also keep it very clean which is a plus. It's wonderful that my sons get to be at the computer which they love but also get to learn more than if they were simply playing a video game which I love! Win Win!

Been coming here for two years. My daughters confidence has shot up immensely. Coding helps in a…read morechild's schooling also. Highly recommend.

Wonder ride on well trained cared for horses. Gandalf ,…read moreStumpy and Amy took very good care of us. Although I have ridden many times I was there with first timers. Besides the normal snaking the horses were very easy to handle .

We had Nichole as our rider and she was amazing she took us for a two hour ride and she brought my…read moreeight year old daughter gator aid and taught us about different horses It was amazing we will be back, my tip do the two hour ride less people and a lot more personal experience. Thanks again Nichole lilly and Neil

I brought my 16month old nephew to here. We had so much fun and had an amazing day here…read more Sign up and sign the prior visit. Lots of animals and activities for kids. Turtle, chicken, snakes, lizards , dogs, bunny, horses, rabbits.. etc For activities; play grounds, face painting, art class, play room I would definitely bring him here again.

This place is truly a little slice of heaven! We visited today for their Valentine's Snuggle…read moreexperience, and it exceeded every expectation. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by the owner, Elizabeth, who was incredibly kind and inviting. The tour was well organized and never felt rushed. Every single person we met was friendly and passionate...you can genuinely tell how much they love what they do. The animals are exceptionally well cared for (which is so important to us) and are wonderfully social and curious. The entire experience was relaxed, thoughtful, and absolutely delightful. We had such a fantastic day! The farm store is adorable, and the jam is amazing. Highly recommend visiting this special place!

The kid's camp and activities need to be improved. The staff stood and ate chips while watching the…read morekids pick up animal feces.

I'm only here because my daughter likes horses. The customer…read moreservice is not great. Not even close. God forbid if an emergency happens and you need to reschedule, they immediately run to legal agreements. No thought to being solution oriented. I find their lack of qualified customer representatives a severe detraction. Not an impressed Dad.

We're finishing up a school retreat at this camp, and I can't say enough about the YMCA staff at…read moreCamp Surf. Bolling, JJ, Mick, Nat etc. did everything they could to make our event extra special. I was extremely nervous about the food situation before I arrived, but Joe the chef was excellent and accommodated a wide variety of allergies and preferences! It really exceeded my expectations. It was also wonderful to have a beautiful salad and fruit bar at every meal. Fe and the kitchen staff were also wonderful. Thank you YMCA for a week of fabulous memories!

YMCA is way overpriced for a non-profit organization and feed for summer camps. The county and…read morelocal camps are safe, organized and many are 75.00 a week or less. All types of camps just like YMCA. A family with more than one kiddo can forget about it at YMCA. Why should I be forced to pay for a membership for a 30 buck discount that still leaves me paying 200.00 bucks. YMCA, I thought you were better than that.

A 5 star rating for Alan!…read more We had an orientation for our two kids now that they are old enough to workout with us and Alan was our coach. From the start of the appointment to the end he was amazing! He shook all four of our hands, asked our kids what their goals were and really tried to interact with them. We went into the workout area and he let both of my kids try any approved machine they wanted and he took the time to really teach them how to use it safely, but with a fun twist. We went outside, he explained all the programs that were relatable to their ages, he said "hey" to other employees and had the kids wave to them and say hi. It was all very natural. Aside from machines, he taught them some dumbbell exercises with the lightest weights and then had them show off their muscles. My kids were excited before, but now they are PUMPED. We never felt rushed, always asked our permission before doing anything for them and really made them feel like they were meant to be there. We ended our appointment with him taking the time to walk us all the way to the doors, handshakes from us and lots of fist bumps from my kids. It's only been a day and my kids can't wait to go back. Thank you Alan for educating my kids, being patient and most importantly making them feel seen and important. Your impression will forever last in their memories and I know they look forward to seeing a familiar face when we all go together.

Really Nice people and a very clean facility. I use the pool often when I am back to San Diego.read more

Master Lockhart and his amazing daughter Brittany are wonderful teachers. They teach the kids not…read moreonly karate but respect for others, but discipline and manners. Our grandson started taking karate with them when he was 3 yrs. old. He got his orange belt right before he turned 5. He has made a lot of friends in class and loves karate.

It has only been 2 months since we joined Lockhart's but my son LOVES IT! A friend recommended it…read moreto us when I mentioned we previously tried Taekwondo at two nearby academies without success. The first one was awful, they had zero patience with little kids and my son was very young. The second was OK, not bad but not amazing, also incredibly rigid and my son just couldn't get into it. Lockhart's (Dan and his daughter) strike a great balance between teaching them proper technique, form and discipline but also making it very fun and engaging. Most days my kid is coming home and continuing to practice what he's learning. Also, my son isn't little anymore but the amount of patience they have with the small kids is absolutely mind-blowing, I wish I would've found this place sooner and skipped a lot of frustration. Definitely recommend!

The school cannot support and does not tolerate atypical teens. We were forced to withdraw our…read moresenior 1 semester from graduation because he was in the restroom too long. He is a good student but high-functioning autistic. He is quirky. Not violent or disruptive. Our teen was bullied, but the school did nothing. The school called the police on him over an "anonymous" accusation that was unreasonable and false. Being different at CCHS made him an easy target by students and enough reason for admin to dismiss him. No compassion. The Learning Center is just a study hall. Unqualified and unsupportive staff. One confused our son causing him to fail to sign up for extra time for his final. BTW, extra time was a pre-approved accommodation for all tests. He went from an A to C in that class. Teacher nor staff did anything to right this wrong. Our kid lost out on AP Physics and Comp Sci exams and Calculus because his new public school does not offer those classes. CCHS was a waste of money.

Attended CCHS from 2006-2009. I didn't graduate from Cathedral because I switched schools to…read moreattempt to get an easier admission to a local college by being within the SDSU school district zone of admission (CCHS is out of that zone). The facilities of course are amazing, and they should be for the cost of tuition. I'm happy to say that I survived the Catholic school experience from 1st grade all the way to 11th, I am thankfully not indoctrinated into the Catholic faith. I am 32 now and a satanist (the satanic temple, which is a non-theistic religious organization. No, we don't worship the devil because they do not exist). As for my experience: all high school experience differ, but for the most part I think many struggle in high school. I was not from a wealthy family, and being surrounded by students whose parents were wealthy beyond my 15 year old comprehension was difficult in ways that might sound ridiculous. It wasn't the other student's fault, the class system is systemic and I was not in poverty (nobody going to CCHS is in poverty). I remember feeling singled out many times because of my uniform not being just right, but I couldn't afford to hem it. I'm not sure if it's the same now, but in the early '00s there was a rotating block schedule. Red days and Gold days, 123 and 456. Complicated, but that was one of the better aspects of the school overall in my opinion, it was to prepare us for college, I think? The worst part of my experience at this school was simply my unwillingness to accept benign answers to questions about religion that my teachers didn't know how to answer. If you're being forced as an adolescent to learn about a religion, it is not acceptable to make that student feel like a problem when they ask questions or criticize the religion they're being forced to "practice". I was also bullied pretty viciously for a period of time, but I don't think I can blame the school for a peer-to-peer problem. My biggest concern: I was a student here during a time when using certain words to describe something that's "dumb" or "stupid" or "annoying" would be considered a hate crime today.. it was completely normal. There were VERY few minorities in my class of over a thousand students. I cannot imagine what being a student in an environment like that must be like today. Where any questions of gender, romantic preference, or religious differences are seen as a hindrance to the overall organism that is a catholic high school. I truly hope that has changed, but I have serious doubts that it has. Upsides: the theatre program was amazing, and choices of elective classes were really cool, stuff like media class (which i took) where I learned that music production was a passion of mine, as well as access to VERY expensive camera and audio equipment that we were allowed to take home and bring back. Again though, for the cost of tuition, this is expected. Having swim be an option for P.E. class was pretty cool in my opinion, minus the smell of chlorine in my hair for the rest of the day depending on which day it way (rotating block schedule, again). Extreme Downsides: religious trauma. I drank at school, along with many other students who used substances (the kind I couldn't afford, some might say it's ski-slope related), despite there being spontaneous drug dogs that would come. I had friends with severe eating disorders. Lunch was not free, and although the options at the outdoor lunch shop were wide and diverse, many days I just didn't eat because unlike other students, I couldn't afford lunch (was bullied for this, too). It's not the student's choice where they go to school for the most part, but if you're a parent reading this, please please please spare your child the difficulty of the Cathedral Catholic experience. Do Montessori instead if you've got the money and want to skirt public school for whatever reason (I understand there ARE serious reasons to not want public school for your child). Two stars because some of the teachers were subversive and amazing, although they didn't last long because of it, plus the facilities were brand new and really great. I made it out and am now a functioning adult living in San Francisco with my partner of 10 years, as a socialist and satanist, factor that in as you'd like to. ‍ if you care about your child's long term mental health, maybe don't send them here.

Daughter recently went for three days here and had a lot of good things to say about the food and…read morestaff! She enjoyed the rocket launch, stargazing, zip line, and the lift up into the tree. First true experience away from home without family like many others. She only had good things to say about the staff and food options. Luckily no bed bug issues like prior reviews. Shout out to Beatrice for being awesome with the kids! -2 stars for the bathroom/shower situations. It doesn't sound like there are many bathrooms for the amount of kids there. She mentioned some being clogged and feeling rushed due to several others needing to use the bathrooms. There were so many activities that she felt like there weren't many breaks to use the bathroom. In her dorm there were only 2 bathrooms/showers. They got back late after 9pm and rushed to squeeze people through to shower. People were barging in having to use the bathroom as others showered. Apparently the shower curtain was so minimal, another girl used an extra bed sheet to help create privacy, which all the girls appreciated. Maybe add a couple port-a-potties?! Might be wrong, but also sounded like not many trustworthy sources for water and hydration outside of meal time.

This was my second time chaperoning at AstroCamp and it was just as great as the first. The kids…read morehad space to drop their bags, the meadow was perfect for hanging out, and the Pine Dorm easily fit our group. Showers for chaperones were really nice and the kids' worked fine too. The staff was amazing! Patient, fun, and great with the kids. Lincoln, Scout, Spencer, and Steve were favorites. The food was easily the best camp food we've had. They had their day of helping with setup and cleanup which taught teamwork. Activities were nonstop fun with zipline, Skycoaster, rockets, stargazing, climbing, and even microgravity in the pool. The chaperone lounge with Wi-Fi, coffee, and snacks was a lifesaver. Big shoutout to Josh, the director, for keeping everything running smooth. AstroCamp has been an awesome experience both times. Highly recommend!