Staff is always so kind and helpful, there is such a wide variety of machines throughout the gym,…read moreplus they have a pool which most gyms can't say they have. At first the membership seemed pricey, but considering all the wide range of equipment that is there it is totally worth it.

Giant surveillance cameras in the parking lot? Despite almost no crime and the irony that members…read morearen't supposed to use cameras inside the gym. Most of the trainers are super nice.

We found this school several years ago and have had one child graduate through their pre-K program…read moreand move onto kindergarten, as well as a child currently attending in their two year old classroom. The teachers and the staff are really special and we have always felt really good about our decision to leave our little ones with them. There are a lot of fun events hosted by the school each year, as well as some really fun offerings for after school enrichment as well. Would definitely recommend MDO to anyone looking for a great preschool!

This is such a sweet school with wonderful teachers and staff. They have so many fun activities and…read morethe small classes are a huge plus for us.

Kiddos offers three different kinds of summer camps - one for little-littles, one for elementary…read moreschool kids, and one for middle schoolers (Adventure Camp). Though I am sure the other ones are just as awesome, this is a review of Adventure Camp. My child hates camp. Hate is a strong word but she hates camp - from sleep away camp to art camp - we have tried them all. She LOVED kiddos. Every day of every week is different - zip lining, ropes course, backstage tours of Suntrust park, pool party, Jones Bridge hiking. And all of it FUN. Not "too outdoorsy" and not "too craftsy" and not "too many little kids" ... They have a diverse group of maybe 25 kids and counselors to go around that are responsible and a lot of fun. She can't wait to go next year (that is huge).

Your toddler will love it. I personally think it's overpriced. I love building legos with my son,…read morebut couldn't care less about visiting this establishment again.

My kid enjoyed it, but unfortunately the customer service was terrible. You pretty much have to…read morefigure everything out on your own, and for the price, I don't feel like it's worth it. Honestly, Target and Walmart have a much better variety of LEGOs for a better value.

La dee da hosted my sons 1st birthday party and it was absolutely amazing from the decor to the…read morestaff! It was a carnival theme and they went above and beyond my expectations! I recommend them for any of your child's bday party needs because they will make them come to life!

We had the most amazing, sweet and thoughtful experience with La Dee Da and their Learning Pods for…read morethe first 1/2 of the school semester. Sugandha was so kind, thorough and organized! She and my daughters pod teacher Ityza were absolutely delightful! I highly recommend their services and hope to see them soon for an art inspired activity! So many thanks!!!

I am updating my review since it has been over three years since I last reviewed this camp. Guess…read morewhat?! It is still AMAZING!!! We have attended every summer, but one, and we knew that we made a mistake by taking a summer off. Louise, the director does a great job at getting to know all of the campers and making sure the staff is fully trained and are doing their jobs. The hours are EXCELLENT for working parents and they kids come home with great stories and exhaustion. I couldn't recommend this Day camp enough!

I took my child at 330 thinking he could atleast get an hour and a half. The attendant started…read morecleaning at 415 and closing the stuff down yelling that the two things he was playing with were wet when you already couldn't play with the climbing equipment.

Spring Break Camp was awesome. Excellent communication and confidence in booking. Twins were very…read morehappy and want to go back! Great job!!

My 20 month old baby had a very fun time! I enjoyed it too. This is a no frills spot with something…read morefor everyone. You can make a reservation ahead of time on their website or walk in. Prices may slightly differ. Also SOCKS are a must!! There was a toddler section with small houses and games/toys for her to play. I especially loved the bounce house and obstacle courses. It was big enough to go with the kid inside. Probably could be adult size. I will say it wasn't the newest equipment and there were definitely some spots with air leaks, and it was obviously loud from the air machines pushing air into the inflatables. However overall we really enjoyed ourselves. It exceeded our expectations and looking forward to taking our baby again.

First time visiting HippoHopp, and we had a great time! It was definitely great for tiring our…read morekiddos out. Parking is free, and for the price they charge, I definitely think it's worth it. There's a bounce house inside along with a jungle gym, and although my kids were too big for it, I love that they have a separate section for smaller kids. They have a few games and attractions that cost extra, like a hurricane simulator and driving games. I really liked how intimate the space felt there's plenty of seating for adults and free WiFi, which is always a plus. And as a big kid at heart, the air hockey had me in a chokehold. You do have to go to the counter to request the puck and handles and return them when you're finished. I turned them in each time and just went back to ask for them whenever I wanted to play again. One time, a gentleman mentioned that they usually ask you to leave a shoe or your keys when getting the equipment. ‍ Overall, we enjoyed ourselves.

My kids have been attending Frog Hollow as campers and junior counselors for the past 9 summers and…read moreI can't say enough good things about the camp. My kids usually go for multiple sessions over the summer along with other camps and this is always their favorite. At the end of the day, you can count on them getting into the car happy, filthy and exhausted. It's not fancy, and it's not overly structured, and it doesn't focus on a specific topic or type of activity. They get to pick their activities each day, so no two days are ever alike. Activities range from archery to playing in the woods to crafts to making cool snacks. It reminds me of what summer camps were like when I was a kid. And in my opinion it's exactly the kind of things kids should be doing in the summer. After nine months of school, they need to have some relaxing, outdoor-focused fun. It's no accident that the majority of the counselors, junior counselors and helpers at Frog Hollow were campers when they were young. Once they've experienced it, they never want to leave!

The best!! It is an Atlanta institution for getting your kids outside and actually playing. All…read morethree of my kids loved it!

Armann and his crew provided our staff with a day of team building. It was GREAT - engaging and…read morefun. Armann's training gave us the space to get to know each other better and grow as a team. We had such a good time that we almost didn't realize that we were learning. I would highly recommend this training to anyone who is looking to provide their team with some quality staff development.

From the owner: Learning on the Log, a nonprofit organization, provides inclusive, experiential social skills…read moretherapy within recreational settings for children ages 3 to 10 including children with developmental and sensory delays and Autism Spectrum Disorder. With over 675 children served yearly, our Enrichment Preschool, Weekend Activities and Summer Camps include activities such as: hiking, swimming, rock climbing, team sports, tumbling, rafting, obstacle courses, and karate. Our dynamic and engaging staff facilitate fun, interactive birthday parties for small and large groups of children.