Esporterz is amazing! The team goes above and beyond in helping younger children learn the basics…read moreand they also encourage more experienced players to reach new goals. Nadia takes special care in where she places children around the room: friends next to each other, kids playing similar games next to each other, coding kids next to each other, etc.. Both of my children started summer camps there at age 7, and they always request to go back! My kids love the mix of gaming time with outdoor team activities- egg drop, capture the flag, etc... My younger son loves the coding program and is learning so much and he's very proud of what he can create with JavaScript. My older son is neurodivergent and feels totally supported, even when he changes his mind or needs different levels of involvement- the entire Esporterz team is Neuro-affirming and does a great job listening to each of their camper's needs. I always appreciate Nadia's clear communication and quick response time, she's very involved in all the best ways! We are extremely appreciative of the skills they are teaching our kids: it's not just sitting on a gaming screen all day, it's interacting with peers and gaining new skills. My kids can't wait to go back!

My son has been going to Esporterz summer camps for a few years. He loves it, and he is tough to…read moreplease. Of course he enjoys the gaming, but he also gets excited for the other activities like tie-dyeing shirts and playing capture the flag. My son can have trouble fitting in with other kids, but he always feel comfortable at Esporterz

I wish Camp Doodles was for adults! I want to have this much fun everyday! My son comes home…read morehappy and exhausted (just the way I like him!). He could only handle 3 hours of preschool, but after 7 hours of camp doodles, he doesn't want to come home! Every week is another theme, and every day is a mix of structured play and free choice time. Because they take over the entire Strawberry Point School, they have room to stretch out and have quiet play, art, nature hikes, relay races, hoola hoops (I picked one up and was super excited that I could still do it), and pretty much anything your camper can imagine. By the end of the first week, my son was a master at camp songs and leading the counselors in a round of "Boom Chicka Boom" (he's only 5). What do I think is the best part of Camp Doodles? The staff is nearly 50/50 men and women. Campers benefit from having super cool, big hearted older boys around, as well as the usual lovable girls. I have found the other campers to be a wonderful mix of ethnicities, economic backgrounds, and energy levels yet, they all gel perfectly and create a camp where every kid is a star!

Doodles rules! This is my older daughters third summer there…read moreand she LOVES it! She talks about it all year long and counts the days until Camp Doodles begins! She has made some great friendships there. The activities they have a great and all the counselors are REALLY into it. My younger daughter is there for the first time this summer. Tho she loves whatever her older sister loves...she too has gotten really into it on her own! Oh yeah, and David and Veronica who run the whole thing are awesome! Check it out...you'll find yourself humming the kooky Doodles songs your kids bring home before you know it! - R.

My son has been attending this camp for 2 years and my daughter cannot wait to join when she is of…read moreage this coming summer. Jeremy makes sure the kids have incredible fun, while maintaining discipline. Jeremy takes the children to multiple area beaches, Water World, A's/Giants Games, and House of Air. My son BEGGED me to send him for multiple weeks this year. Jeremy also ups the bar on fun by bringing the campers to batting practice and getting signatures from the players at the A's/Giants games, as well as outfitting the boys in team colors, colored hairspray and sometimes wigs, to get into the team spirit! At the beach, the campers play safely, building sand castles, and boogie boarding if they so desire. Jeremy provides transportation and a typical week's schedule is M-Stinson Beach T-Waterworld W-A's/Giants/House of Air Th- Waterworld and Fri- Stinson/Muir/Bolinas. I would highly recommend this camp!

Jeremy runs a great camp for kids who are on the go. It is 5 full days filled with activities like…read morethe beach and surfing, a boat ride on the bay, waterworld, house of air and maybe a Giants game. The kids have a blast and come home exhausted from so much summer fun! Jeremy himself is super with kids and clearly loves what he's doing.

Love this facility for the water aerobics/fitness classes! Drop-in or buy a pass. It's a great…read moreworkout led by the fantastic instructor Rebecca! Great location, lots of changing rooms and showers. Easy access off 101. Check it out!

They have some very rude staff who do not know how to treat people well, and make up rules as they…read morego along. It's hard to have fun in a park district like that.

This is one of my first yelp reviews, but I am so pleased with No Limits I really wanted to spread…read morethe word! My son has attended for 2 years. Before No Limits, he often shied away from group games due to lack of confidence. He always was an active little boy, but not naturally inclined towards sports. No Limits has completely changed his perspective and approach to these things. It has proven to be a warm and welcoming environment that encourages new activities but also provides the needed down time after a long day at school. From scooter boards in the gym to legos and art, he is always engaged and entertained. The Neil Cummins staff (Taylor, Chris, and Kami) really get to know each kid. They pick up on personality traits and try to encourage and foster their strengths. The coaches are what makes this program above and beyond! You can't find a more flexible program that really understands the needs of working parents. Lastly, we just joined the Mountain Bike Club and my son can't get enough of this bike. He is having a blast and has gained such confidence on his bike! Thank you!

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!

Our daughter loved learning to bake from Elizabeth - and I very much enjoyed eating the results…read moretoo! Highly recommended!

I have been sending my daughters to the after school programming for years. Really impressive…read moreoperation. The food Jenny and Hope come back with is DELICIOUS and healthy. The girls have been inspired to help me out in the kitchen too. The owner is very responsive and has been flexible in making accommodations. Thanks, Lizzie and team!

I would caution any parent considering this camp. I was asked to pick up a child whom I had never…read morepicked up before, and no one at the camp was familiar with me. When I arrived, I told the director, Tiger/Troy, which child I was there to pick up. Without any hesitation or apparent verification, he summoned the child over the walkie-talkie. He did not ask for my name, check my identification, confirm that I was authorized to pick up the child, or otherwise verify my identity. There was apparently no meaningful attempt to establish that I was the person I claimed to be before releasing a child to me. As a parent, I find this deeply disturbing. Child pickup and release should be one of the most basic and important safety procedures at a summer camp. A stranger should not be able to walk in, name a child, and have that child sent over without any identity or authorization check. What concerns me even more is that this was not a minor administrative oversight--it was a failure of a fundamental child-safety protocol. Parents entrust camps with their children expecting that there are safeguards in place to prevent exactly this kind of situation. I would strongly encourage parents to ask this camp exactly what procedures they have in place for verifying authorized pickups and whether those procedures are actually followed. Based on my experience, I would not feel comfortable relying on this camp to adequately protect a child during pickup.

Awful experience. Child was bored. Water play was just spraying the kids down with a hose like…read morecattle. No skill set to manage young kids. High cost but YMCA level of fun. Good if you like coloring and fuse beads. Lame overall. Director is an arrogant prick.

I brought my nephew and niece to this museum for the museums's temporary bubble and foam event, and…read morethey had a blast. I really appreciated all of the different areas that were available for kids. Even though it was packed on the day we went, it never felt too crowded because of how many activities there were! There was never a moment that we waited for anything, if one area felt too dense, we would hop to the next area. It was perfect. You could honestly spend all day here. The bubbles and foam integrations were so cool. I'd like to give a huge shoutout to the people that coordinated the foam party. Every kid that I saw looked like they were having so much fun. My nephew did not want to leave. This place is also nice for adults because of the beautiful view of the Golden Gate Bridge. Just being able to see such beautiful views made the day so much better, it felt like it was an outing for me as well. Parking is horrible so plan to arrive early or you might be looking for parking for quite a while, however we did go during the last weekend of the bubbles and foam event so that may not always be the case. Overall, the entire family had a great time and we would definitely visit again if in the area.

I had seen this place advertised on Instagram, and I'm happy that it lived up to the hype!…read more ATTRACTIONS: This museum is perfect for toddlers through early elementary aged kids. My kids had a delightful time exploring the vast offerings: playgrounds, musical instruments, arts and crafts, bubbles, etc. We spent a few hours here and didn't get to explore everything, so I think that means we will have to return! PARKING: Parking is free and right by the entrance. There are several good spots for a family photo in front of the GG Bridge. OTHER: -there is a restaurant/cafe with better than expected prices and better than expected food. However, the line gets long and online ordering didn't work when we visited this month. -There is a gift shop with fair prices and lots of unique toys/art supplies. I was able to get a birthday gift for a friend. -Check in staff was really friendly and polite, but other staff was not as approachable.

We were introduced to Camp EDMO last summer (2019) and we were so happy with it!…read more My oldest daughter was 7 at the time and she had never gone to a day camp without her friends. She was very nervous during that first drop-off, but by the end of the day she was hooked! She learned a lot about space and built some really cool things that she still has today! My daughter made friends and had a lot of fun with the counselors at Camp EDMO in Petaluma. She's excited to go back again this year!

Great experience for my daughter. She had a lot of fun. The tutors were kind and professional. I…read morewill defiantly look at signing her up for more classes.