My favorite place! There's so much to do from gymnastics classes to piano lessons to tons of summer…read morecamps to the new school Kinder Prep Academy! Go to texasEastKids.com to learn more.

From the owner: We realize that from the earliest years of every child's life success is achieved through physical…read moreactivities. The mission of Texas East Gymnastics is for all participants to gain enhanced self-worth, self-confidence, and an "I can" attitude. Our students are faced with physical and mental challenges in the safe environment of the gym and find solutions by learning new and exciting skills. As our athletes progress through our level system, we are happy for their gymnastics accomplishments, but even more proud that we foster the ability in each person to say "I CAN!"

I had the pleasure growing up going to Pine Cove camps my entire life. My grandmother was a cook…read morehere for over 35 years before she retired and they're so good to our family. I've been going to the camps since I was in about 5 years old. The towers was my first experience away from home overnight but I learned so much there met the Lord on a personal level and carried that throughout my life a relationship with him. I learned how to fish and archery, zipline canoe, sail, kayak, rock climbing and most importantly horsemanship one and two classes helped me build a relationship with the animals that I love so much. I just turned 40 this year and looking back over my childhood these were the best days of my childhood life I would never forget it and I will always suggest allowing your kid to go experience something like this. This does not mention the counselors in the level that they're on with the children is amazing, college students just loving on us kids you know living in an environment that they didn't have to be in but chose to be there for us is amazing

Summer camp is an experience that I believe every kid should get to experience. I am lucky enough…read moreto have been able to do things like this since I was a kid. I think it played a huge part in me becoming an educator. During my observation this semester, my group of fifth graders invited me to their end of year camping trip. I was very excited about it and for good reason. I went to Pine Cove for a ropes course when I was about 13 and I knew immediately how much fun they were in for. Pine Cove operates on a mass level. They are a Christian based camp that has 8 different camps operating in the US. 6 camp sites are in Tyler, TX and 2 others are near Columbus, TX. The camp isn't slap you over the head with the new testament and try to convert you into my beliefs kind of a camp, rather, it's lets you experience God's beauty in it's natural form. Since I came with a public school, the Christian aspect (i.e. bible studies and quiet time) were not a part of activities. But I would have loved to take part in that with the camp counselors who seem to have amazing relationships and great appreciation for what they do! Since they offer women's retreats, couples retreats and day camps for youth....I'm sure that I will be getting to experience that aspect soon because I will defiantly be going back! Pine Cove offers a vast number of activities for youth of all ages to participate in. Their website offers adult retreats and conferences for all ages as well. The staff is wonderful with kids, literally amazing!! I didn't realize how much of an outdoors girl I was until was canoeing with my group of gals and didn't want to get out of the canoe! They feed you amazingly well, which, back in my day of camp, sloppy joes were the norm!, we got to eat BBQ baked potatoes and fajitas! Kids these days have it so good! Between the lovely set up with the cabins and the vast property that they have, you won't miss home too much! As a future teacher, this is definitely something I am keeping in mind as field trips and team building are being brought up!

Camp Tyler is awesome you go there in 5th grade if you live in Tyler and there food is Spectacularread more

From the owner: Field trips, Residential School Programs, Summer Camp Program, Weekend Retreat Venue, Wedding…read moreVenue, Summer Camp Venue

Great summer camp program! Kids were able to learn and do so much - grooming before & after riding,…read moreriding in the arena and a short trail ride, and stall cleaning. All the things you need to do if you want to own horses.

I was visiting from Illinois and was hoping to enjoy a trail ride at RH Equestrian. I registered…read morefor a time to go riding, and was told that they would get back to me confirming the ride. NEVER HEARD FROM THEM. Very disappointed. That was something I so looking forward to, and nothing! I wish they hadn't gotten my hopes up by indicating they would get back to me. So wrong!

Michael, has been taking his music schooling from Tyler music academy for two years with greater…read moreresults than I could have imagined. The first year was filled with much growth in his knowledge and confidence. The Show Case recitals and summer Band Camp that Tyler Music Academy provide for students give an important foundation for solid confidence building. After Band Camp last summer, Michael ask if he could hang around and help with cleaning up and visit with " his people". What else could a parent want to hear! Tyler Music Academy is the real deal.

If I could do zero stars I would. Amazing teachers. Horrible staff. My daughter is on the spectrum…read moreand they change things every other week. The front desk lady whom is sweet as pie, would not let me daughter in my car by screaming at me so don't be decided. Horrible communication.

This is the second daycare we placed our child at and she has been there for over 2 years now. They…read moretaught her sign language before she could talk, her vocabulary is fantastic, she sings little songs and phrases she is taught at school. Every teacher is so LOVING. They really care about the kids. I am beyond thankful for tiny town for being the home away from home for my child. The negative reviews I've found regarding tiny town are surprising as I have not seen anything concerning in the last two plus years

My son has been going here since he was 8 weeks old(now 2). He has had amazing teachers and has…read morelearned so much. All teachers he has had so far have done an amazing job and show that they really care about him. I went every day for the first year and sat in room for an hour on my lunch break. I personally saw how they treated my son and all other babies. They were all very well taken care of. Thank you Tiny Town for all that you do!

My daughter had such a great first week away at Sky Ranch! She'll definitely go again!!…read more Sky Ranch was super accommodating when we had to delay her camp session one week due to a good old summer virus. I was super impressed with their willingness to move her so last minute (day before she was supposed to check in).

Oh My! What a disgrace. Do NOT believe the ads. This place is poorly organized and ran. Woof! The…read morefood is painstakingly hardly edible. Lesson learned. It is unreal how much you have to pay for low budget quality services. Don't waste your time and money. I truly believe this place is under reported on the negative experiences people have at this place. More people should speak up and it that is you then post an honest review. Otherwise, because you don't, people like me have to experience what it is now. So, I am doing my part for those thinking of going now. Heed the warning. You've been warned.

It has really improved since Rachel became director ! You can really tell that she likes things…read moredone by the book , and cares about the safety and well being of the kids!

Stay away from this daycare at all costs! I put my child in a classroom and wanted to review the…read morevideo surveillance to see how he was adjusting. The director, Susan was hesitant to show me the video footage. After viewing it I discovered my child's teacher putting the children's food in her mouth, chewing it, taking it out of her mouth and putting it in the children's mouths, no hand washing, even after changing diapers without gloves, poor supervision (teacher had back faced toward toddlers while sitting at a desk on another task other than supervising children). Children were putting objects on floor and other children's shoes in their mouth. My child was unsupervised and climbed into some shelving under the changing table. Teacher saw my child in there and did not remove him and he fell out and hit his head on the tile floor causing a big welt. I went to the director, Susan about these concerns and she said, "Well maybe your child shouldn't go here" instead of addressing my concerns. I pulled him out immediately. My husband is also active military and we were part of the army fee assistance program (they pay percentage to daycare and daycare charges us remainder). Susan was charging us full price AND collecting payments from GSA. She pocketed money from the federal government and is lying trying to say she did not collect those payments when I have proof from the government she did. She was upset that I asked she pay this money back so she called my employer to complain about me! WOW! Horrible horrible horrible.