Christian-based Day camp associated with "The Firs" which offers other camps and preschool…read more My children loved this camp and now their children love attending. Beautiful location with lake access. Fun for kids !

What a great place for the kids in the summer! My daughter has been attending this camp for 3 years…read morenow and looks forward to getting up every morning. From the time with other kids, the all camp games, the chance to select the events they do during the day and the opportunity to get into the lake all the time makes this a place all kids should look into. The family feel is great for the kids. The bible moments bring value to each day and don't take away from the friendships and the fun. The staff are great and really take great care of the kids as well as make the parents feel like a part of the program. The overnights are offered at the end of some weeks and my daughter wouldn't miss them. The weeks without an overnight are filled with a Family Fun Night and all parents should make the effort to get to the camp and have fun with your children. My daughter will attend this camp until she is too old and then she will start to give back and work at the camp as she already is looking forward to being a councilor and working at the camp.

My daughter goes here every year for multiple weeks and loves it. Comes back tired and dirty like a…read morekid at camp should, and can't wait to go back. Not sure how people miss this is a Christian camp. It's right on their website and brochure.

5th grade camp was a hit! From the moment of bus drop offs to bus pick ups, Cedar Springs had every…read moreminute accounted for and planned out. Their system of organization and scheduling of daily events was impressive. Staff was incredibly gracious, especially while containing a hundred 10 year old boys and girls. Daily routine began with reveille at 0700 hours and ended at 10p with lights out. Survival classes were informative and included sessions like fire building, archery, stream studies, rock climbing, and forestry to name a few. Breakfast, lunch, and dinners were definitely elevated from a 'camp' menu with dishes like pork tenderloin, brisket, hot breakfasts, 24/7 coffee and tea for chaperones, side salads and dessert with every meal. I. Was. Im. PRESSED. They flip schools midweek, so if you're there from Wed-Fri, the previous school will be wrapping up lunch as you arrive and they depart. Schools never crossed paths and the transition was seamless. The cabins were 4 groups of 3 bunks with extra cots if needed. Working heaters and windows on every wall to air out during the day (highly recommended). It def got humid at night in the fall. Bathroom rotations were 10 mins per cabin which sounded like an impossible amount of time but worked out well. There were 11 showers in the main restroom with one being ADA accessible. 3 separate showers in the shared chaperone and employee restroom (which only had one working toilet). I preferred the main restroom but used it after lights out for my showers. No problems running out of stalls or showers. The bunks were rough for chaperone bones... wish I had brought extra padding to ease the sleepless nights after long days of trail walking, back to back events from 7a-9p, and dealing with a ton of 5th graders for 3 days straight! The bottomless coffee and tea helped keep us all upright! Overall, impressive meals, even more impressive staff, and impeccable scheduling!

Terry and his crew provide a pleasant, economical experience for folks who love horses and good…read morecompany. Close in to town, not fancy, but the horses are all happy and well cared for.

do not go here it's not worth your time and dignity! lunar was one of the best horses. terry…read morecardin didnt and still doesn't care about horses cuz if he did, he would have seen all the time that amazing women put into the horse and proper care. she cared when people like you terry cardin, didnt care. do not be in a business if you dont have the heart for the job man. terry you murder innocent animals that have no reason to be put down. you put horses in small stalls because you do not have the proper space. thats not lunars or the riders fault at all. terry thats your fault for not putting your money in the right place for the business. stop buying more horse if you cant handle or keep up. do not go here it's not worth your time and dignity!

Started up riding lessons here, and I have absolutely fallen in love with the area, the horses and…read morejust the general feel of Kelley Park Stables. When I get my own horse I wouldn't think twice of boarding here, knowing my horse would be well cared for while there.

My daughter loves lessons here! Friendly staff- highly recommend this place. There is a warm…read morecovered area if you're waiting for your kids to finish up.

Amazing place.. we loved our stay.. clean beds and best of all other retreat center we have visited…read moreso far..

Kids Club is fabulous. My daughter busses there from TOPS and I always have to drag her out at the…read moreend of the day. The teachers come up with imaginative themes each week and the kids have a mix of structured and unstructured time. The teachers are fun, diverse and thoughtful disciplinarians. When school is closed, Kids Club is open for "camp" and they do extra fun activities, like hiring a magician, going on walking field trips, etc. Couldn't be happier with this organization!

I have had my children at Kid's Club for all of elementary school (nearly 10 years combined by now)…read moreand have been very happy with the care all of those years. The care is consistently high quality, caring, engaging and fun. I trust Kids's Club with my children and would highly recommend it to any parent. Thier summer camps are also excellent!

A while back I was talking to a missionary that had served in Hawaii for 9 years…read more He said support was difficult, because people tended to view his "full time mission work" in Hawaii as a full time vacation. I think that sometimes people think of a Christian camp ministry as a "full time vacation" instead of a "full time VOCATION". But in a state that runs rampant with false philosophies, spiritual chaos and people drifting rudderless in an ocean of confusion... we find Camp Gilead - a vitally important camp ministry serving both churched and un-churched children, youth, and families. The camp is an oasis of light and hope in the spiritual wilderness of Washington. Camp Gilead faithfully communicates the message of Christ to the lost, with relevant programs, quality facilities, and a staff with a servants heart. Campers can experience a time of rest and renewal - and then return to the difficulties faced in today's culture with hope! Knowledge of God and His truth have fallen on hard times in our contemporary American culture. We are distracted from thinking deeply about anything... because we are too busy focusing on ourselves and our own entertainment. The ministry of Camp Gilead provides a solution - a temporary haven of rest from the excess sensory stimulation that numbs our minds - providing time and resources to return to what really matters - God. My daughter attended Camp Gilead years ago, and her life was turned around. She then spent a couple of summers working there as a volunteer, and her memories still "run deep". As a father, the camp means alot to me - as the camp represents a place for fun... with a purpose. Josh and Kimberly are always looking for - and making improvements to - the camp, so each year it just keeps getting better. I HIGHLY recommend it!!! John Palma

This place is a perfect setting for a retreat, only 30 minute drive from Kirkland but you feel like…read moreyou're out on a country side. The service was friendly & accommodating. Clean facilities and friendly staff.

We had the most amazing experience at Lang's Horse & Pony Farm! This was mine and my partner's…read morefirst time ever riding horses, and everyone made us feel so comfortable, welcomed, and excited from start to finish. Tania at check-in was incredibly kind and helpful. She made the reservation process over the phone so easy and even helped me plan my surprise proposal, which meant so much to me. Our guide Sarah was absolutely amazing! She was friendly, patient, and made the entire experience unforgettable. We did the private 2hr mountain tour with the proposal and picnic package, and it honestly could not have been more perfect. The weather was beautiful, the views were breathtaking, and Sarah took the most incredible photos for us that we'll cherish forever. Everything felt so personal and special, and you can truly tell how much they care about giving people an unforgettable experience. Thank you all for helping create one of the best days of our lives -- we'll never forget

Love this Farm! We took our granddaughter for a pony ride and she had a great time. She typically…read morerides Miss Amy, however this time she got Emmie and loved riding her around the lake and through the woods. Highly recommend, the staff is super friendly and helpful. Barbara was our guide and she was fabulous!