Advance Camp is run by hard working volunteers. They work with the Boy Scouts of America helping…read morescouts advance towards Eagle Scout. They help the scouts by bringing together counselors from like 50 merit badges to work with the scouts to learn new skills and topics. The camp offered Robotics last year and the scouts actually got to build little robots. The robots kind of reminded me of the movie Johnny 5 from the 80's or 90's. They also do Nuclear Science and other stuff. Not only do the scouts learn a lot... they have fun.

From the owner: AdvanceCamp started in 1999 originally to help scouts complete partial badges, we added new badges…read moreand other ways scouts can work on advancement. Scouts working on most any advancement can benefit from AdvanceCamp.

This review is long overdue! We hosted my child's birthday party at The Wonder Workshop over the…read moresummer, and I cannot recommend them enough. Amanda and Rachel were incredible from start to finish. I was so worried planning my daughter's 2nd birthday, and they were unbelievably patient with me, answering every question, easing my stress, and reassuring me that everything would be perfect. And it truly was. They helped me pick a theme and made sure there were activities that appealed to both boys and girls, with age-appropriate options for kids ranging from 1 to 8. They were also so accommodating that they let me set up a small pseudo "tat-two" studio to celebrate her turning two, which was such a hit and made the day feel even more personal and fun. My daughter's birthday turned out absolutely magical. If you want a stress-free, thoughtful, kid-approved party experience, The Wonder Workshop is the perfect place.

What a blessing the wonder workshop has been for our homeschool journey ! Such a fun environment to…read morelearn and create! Thank you for having a wonderful place for my kids to come and have fun learning !

We love the after-school program at KidsFitZone! My 5 year old has a lot of fun, has made many…read morefriends, and gets his energy out in a healthy way. The facility is very clean and the staff is kind and supportive. They maintain open communication daily with us and send lots of pictures/videos of our son having fun, doing homework, eating snacks, etc. Highly recommend KidsFitZone!

I am so thankful we found this place. My daughter loves it, more than school she says :). She is…read moreexposed to all sorts of activities, different age groups, and kids from across BUSD. She's always so excited to see her older friends from KFZ at school. She has gotten so much more resilient through this program. The teachers are amazing and super responsive, we get pictures everyday so we always know and can see what she's up to. Thank you KFZ!

This is a wonderful place! There's a toy store in addition to coding classes, and the space is…read moredecorated with fun colors, Minecraft characters, Legos, and students' creations (like the Rubik's cube design in the front window). Lucretia, the owner, is very nice, approachable, and knowledgeable. I haven't done any of the coding classes (no kids for that), but I've bought from the toy store a few times. There are science experiment kits, codeable robots, Rubik's cubes, and all sorts of fun things. There are options for different age groups, so you can get something developmentally appropriate for your kids. Also, the prices are amazing! Saturdays (during the farmer's market) are especially good for visiting the store, as there aren't classes going then, but you can stop in whenever! I'll definitely be back for more gifts (and possibly myself)!

Our twin boys love this place and the instructors are fantastic! Programs are well run, the…read moredirector is knowledgeable and highly organized, and the classes are very engaging. We have referred friends and they and their kids loved this place too.

I sent my daughter to Camp Galileo (WC) for one week this summer and was very impressed. My…read moredaughter is on the spectrum, and they didn't bat an eyelash when I told them. They were instantly welcoming, took in all my input, were incredibly proactive and kind and patient. They communicated well, and most importantly my daughter had an amazing time. Would highly recommend.

These people are terrible. Paid a huge amount of amount for summer classes for summer 2020, they…read morekept ALL the money but canceled the classes. Ridiculous. Then declared bankruptcy but miraculously re-opened. I want and need my money back, but will apparently never get it. NEVER USE THEM EVER. Wish there was a negative star rating. Please don't support this business, ever, in any way.

i recently switched to this gym and i couldn't be happier with my decision! the workers are all…read morefriendly, machines are clean, and the locker rooms are well kept. i truly look forward to my workouts now :)

Generally good for a family…read more Tennis director and coaches are excellent but management doesn't support them properly. 1. Management refuses to allow outside players join USTA teams. There are ways to accommodate outside players that would be profitable for the club and allow DH captains to field more competitive teams. Membership would rise and DH players would be able to win more. 2. After refusing to set up the bubble during the rainy season management will not invest in proper relatively inexpensive water removal equipment such as the Vaptor. Many private clubs and even a number of public courts have this technology. DH is not up to speed in this area. USTA events would be kept on schedule better. Club coaches would be able to teach more and club players would be able to play more. 3. The courts are the poorest numbered courts in NorCal. Even high school and public park courts are better numbered. Presently one court is not numbered at all and other court numbers are hidden in alcoves. The numbers are on gates which, when open, hide the number completely. No numbers are on the inside of courts where numbers usually are located. Additionally the court sequence is illogical and confusing. Court 1 is on the middle line of courts while court 2 jumps to another line. Courts 1 & 2 are not adjacent. Visitors, USTA officials, and even club players are confused and inconvenienced by this lack of proper court numbering and the illogical sequencing. The above 3 issues are easy to rectify and inexpensive. It is poor management not to do so. It is especially surprising that these simple inexpensive changes are not made given that the owners were extremely high level tennis players themselves. They should better support the avid club players and excellent coaches.