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    Mah-Kah-Wee Camp

    Mah-Kah-Wee Camp

    5.0
    (2 reviews)

    Great experience for Girl Scouts!!! We've been there a few times throughout the years! We love…read moreranger john!! He's so nice and helpful! We loved the yurts and cabins! Also... definitely do the obstacle course! Best time ever!!

    If you remember watching "The Parent Trap" as a kid and thinking that's the kind of camp you want…read moreto go to, then Mah-Kah-Wee is for you. It is a rustic, outdoorsy camp, no cell phones allowed here! Camp Mah-Kah-Wee is a Girl Scout camp. They offer programs throughout they year for girls and have overnight camps during the summer. I have been to Mah-Kah-Wee many times over the years with my daughters, and I really appreciate that we have a facility like this so close to home. The camp surrounds a lake so there are many water activities like canoeing and kayaking available during the summer. There is also a swimming pool. They offer all of the standard camp activities like archery and crafts and they also have an obstacle course. My kids love this place. During the summer the week-long camps are themed so you can find something to match your child's interests. As for the facilities, the best place to stay is in the cabins. They have air conditioning! In Florida you NEED air conditioning in the summer. I've also chaperoned overnights in the tents, which aren't so bad, and a building they call the Eco Center, which is a bit more like a enclosed porch... no AC there. Overall, it's a great place. I highly recommend it. The prices for overnight camp are very good and the kids have a great time.

    Orlando Science Center

    Orlando Science Center

    4.3
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    An Intellectual Playground for Curious Minds Finding a…read moredestination that manages to be both profoundly educational and genuinely captivating for children is rare, yet the Orlando Science Center, featured in image_2.png, achieves this balance with remarkable success. It is an ideal environment to dedicate an entire day to exploration, offering a depth of engagement that holds the attention of young minds while remaining intellectually stimulating. The facility's approach to hands-on exhibits is sophisticated and well-structured, fostering a genuine interest in scientific inquiry. From the intricacies of the planetarium shows to the immersive nature of the giant-screen and 3-D films, every element of the museum is curated to facilitate active learning. It is an impressive example of how to make complex subjects accessible and exciting for a broad audience. For any family seeking an environment where curiosity is not just encouraged but actively facilitated, this center stands out as a highly rewarding experience.

    This has to be the best science museums in Florida. I…read morebecame a member of the Orlando science center over Christmas break because we had so much fun on our first visit and now I get emails all the time about fun new events going on at the museum. One of them happened to be the mess fest that was going on this past weekend. So we decided to head out to Orlando and let me tell you it was so much fun!! They transformed one of their rooms into a fun place for the kids to get messy. You were catapulting scrunchie balls covered in paint onto a canvas sheet. There was another area where they were doing little bottle rockets with paint and Alka-Seltzer. That my kids absolutely LOVED. They also had scribble bots, a raffle painting for canvas paintings but that's not all because they had other stuff going on different floors. We got to make our own slime and we even got to go outside and watch them use liquid nitrogen to cause a bubbly explosion that the kids got to play afterwards. This was a 10 out of 10 experience.

    Kiddie Academy of Winter Garden

    Kiddie Academy of Winter Garden

    2.0
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    My daughter has been going to Kiddie Academy since March and so far we really enjoy it. She hasn't…read moregone to daycare (except for a few weeks as a newborn) and they've helped with the difficult transition. My daughter has some separation anxiety at drop off but they're always so kind and calming when I come in (and they make an embarrassed mom feel less embarrassed). She calms down quickly after I leave and seems to love her teachers and the amenities (especially the outdoor play areas). I love that I can check on her on the cameras throughout the day and the staff are great at communicating issues to me. Her teacher leaves great notes in the daily report if something has happened (like she miraculously tried broccoli). I also had an issue with drop-off times varying and didn't realize they needed to stay consistent, but I confirmed her times and had a great interaction with the staff over it. Having worked in a daycare years ago, I know staffing issues can be a struggle. Overall, their policies and procedures seem standard with our previous daycare and all the others we toured. They actually seem more flexible than others. We are happy with our daycare service and the staff.

    My 3‑year‑old was expelled from this daycare immediately for saying inappropriate language. There…read morewas no prior warning, no meeting--nothing. This was a direct violation of their own signed Positive Guidance Approach policy, which states that before expulsion, teachers and management "will work together with families" to resolve behavioral issues. In the email, they claimed that "While we understand that children at this age can use inappropriate or exaggerated language, statements of this nature are treated with the utmost seriousness in any school setting--public or private--and constitute grounds for immediate termination of enrollment to protect the safety and well-being of staff and students." This statement is legally incorrect. Even public schools require due process before expulsion. "Immediate termination" without due process is strictly reserved for imminent physical dangers--such as bringing a weapon to school or severe physical violence. This reminds us of another incident at their academy: our child was bitten by another child, leaving two significant, complete bite marks on his body. That was actual physical violence resulting in documented injury -- objectively more serious than any verbal statement from a 3‑year‑old. After that incident, the child who bit our child was not expelled. When our child -- without any prior intervention or collaboration with our family as required by their policy -- said something inappropriate, they expelled him immediately. This selective enforcement raises legitimate questions about whether their policies are applied fairly and consistently to all children. After that, they agreed to meet on April 28, 2026, and promised a partial refund in writing, stating we would receive it within 5‑10 business days. It has now been nearly two months since they committed to issuing a refund. However, that refund never came. We asked several times -- which card it was refunded to and when it was issued. They ignored us, and only on the fourth request, when we said we would file a complaint if they could not provide proof, did they finally respond immediately -- with a backdated document. They claimed the refund was issued on April 24, 2026 -- four days BEFORE the April 28 meeting where they promised a refund. How can a refund be issued before it was even promised? Moreover, the document also says "Credit Card Refund." But we were not allowed to pay tuition by credit card. Also, the document shows a statement period of June 15-21, 2026 -- a future date range at the time it was created. This document was clearly backdated. Meanwhile, they accused us of "harassment" and "threatening language," issued a "cease and desist" order, demanding that we never contact them again and threatening to "seek legal relief if necessary," cutting off any further dialogue regarding the refund they had promised. Stating an intent to file a complaint with a government agency or pursue legal action is not a "threat" -- it is a protected exercise of legal rights under Florida law. Until today, we have never received any refund. They have never told us which card or account they supposedly refunded, nor provided any verifiable proof. All of these -- their emails, their own policy, and the backdated refund document -- are now part of our formal complaints to DCF and small claims court filing. I cannot recommend this daycare to any parent.

    The Art Room - summer_camps - Updated July 2026

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