Went climbing for the first time and had a great experience. Friendly staff and clean facilities,…read morewith more than enough walls and plenty of bouldering space. Can be a little pricey if you don't have your own harness and shoes but it's worth it especially if you don't come often. Will be back.

I brought my daughter here for a birthday party and it was outstanding. They were great helping her…read moreget fitted for all the gear. The instructors were kind and patient and the facility was so clean. My daughter had a great time and we would definitely come back.

This is a great YMCA with lots of amenities! The pool area has several features -- a warm water…read morepool, lap pool, hot tub, kiddie pool, and big water slide. The slide isn't always staffed, but when it is, it's super fun... even as a grown up :-) They have a rock wall, track for walking/running, and offer fitness classes. My mom likes doing the circuit of machines up in the weight lifting area. There's lots of cardio equipment. I usually prefer the free weights and non-circuit resistance machines for my workouts, and I've found everything I needed at this YMCA. Staff and members are all friendly, and I've never felt uncomfortable working out here. Sometimes you end up weighting for weights or machines, especially during peak times, but that's pretty much how it goes at any gym. Membership is $50/month for one person, or I believe $80/month for two, so a bit of savings. Considering everything you have access to with a membership, it's honestly not a bad deal. I have paid as much or more for gyms with way fewer amenities, let alone for a yoga or pilates studio. Definitely a good option.

The best thing here is that it costs $4. There is a kiddie pool and small pool and then a giant…read morepool. We went on a Saturday and the big pool had a swim meet so it was closed which was fine, but it wasn't posted anywhere. So we went in the other two pools. The problem is, we called ahead to get information since we'd never been before & at the front desk reiterated we had never been so wanted to make sure we were good to go info. However, the staff at the front desk was unpleasant and offered almost no information. You must have your ID with you which we had to go 20 minutes back for and was not told that on the phone. We brought 4 kids, two that can swim and two that can't yet so we borrowed life jackets and they swam for almost an hour in the non kiddie pool only to be told you can't be in here even with a life jacket so they kicked them out into the kiddie pool. Then they kept asking for necklaces which we didn't know what that meant and finally a lifeguard said they tell us if they can swim or not. This was an hour in style that point and they'd been swimming without them. The signage to the pools is atrocious and unclear. The bathrooms were dirty as were multiple spots in the pool. I even asked about memberships for the future, & the front desk person said "oh idk you'll need to call the manager" and walked away. I'm glad it was only $4 because it was a very stressful experience and next time we want to take the kids swimming, I think we will find somewhere else.

Front desk are rude, not friendly and disrespectful. My dad being a Charter Member plus he's 73…read moreyears old been going there for 30 years, 1 false narrative is mentioned they didn't allow him to defend himself, they allowed cops to escort him out (6 policemen) he was embarrassed infront of his fellow community, friends and colleagues.

I once gave 5 stars to the climbing wall at Nampa Rec. Now I'd give it no stars. I recently found…read moreout the beloved couple who have taken care of the wall for the past 5 yrs are no longer there b/c of hardware (caribbiner) failure that caused one of them to fall 15'! You'll notice the gym suddenly has new harnesses and no longer use caribbiners for the climber to clip in. The caribbiner choice was Manger John Burkey's who wanted to save money. The question is now whether or not the wall is safe to lead climb. Its hardware has been there for over 35yrs and apparently management is still too cheap to call in a 3rd party to inspect and update it.

My 5 and 8 year old kids played here for over 4 hours and had a great time. The equipment looked…read moreclean and well maintained. The employees were pleasant and helpful. There were plenty of clean tables and chairs available for parents to sit. Overall it was a really fun experience.

We were looking for a place to let the kiddos play and blow off some energy. This was a great…read moresolution! A little under-staffed so the ropes course wasn't open until time to leave but we were there during the week. The staff were all super kind and great with the kids, even the bratty ones. We will definitely be going back!

We had a fantastic time climbing today! Our guide, Jericho, was friendly and very helpful. We…read morereally enjoyed that he matched our energy and helped encourage us to reach outside our comfort zone without making us feel nervous.

We had an awesome experience! Jericho (our guide) was super friendly, and also was really good at…read moreteaching and encouraging. We all have some level of climbing experience, but not very much. Jericho was really good at evaluating our skill level, picking routes that were challenging but doable, and providing good feedback and suggestions as we tried to solve each route. Would definitely go back again and climb more with this group

Our daughter has really flourished at Bronco Elite. The staff is caring, attentive, and supportive…read more They encourage the girls to try new skills while keeping them safe, to listen to their bodies and make choices for themselves, and to show compassion and support to their teammates and competitors. Highly recommend!

My daughter has been taking gymnastics lessons here for over a year now…read more PROS: The instructors are kind and competent Safety is taken seriously Kids are taught "real" gymnastics. Even the young, recreational gymnasts are taught proper terminology, safety, and basic skills. Not just tumbling about. Affordable. They're great about make up days if your kid is sick and misses their day. You can set up auto-pay and they'll just email you the invoice every month. CONS: As someone else said, you will *never* get ahold of them via phone. Email, however, they do respond to promptly. It is messy. Not un-hygienic, but definitely not sparkling clean either.

Came to visit to do the coaster and ski lift ride but everything was closed…read more It was a lot of turns going up and down. My stomach was a bit queasy. Reminded me a bit of flagstaff.

Summer: Alpine coaster takes forEVER WTH are they doing. Taking one car up for one person every…read moretwo to threemins. Ridiculous Won't do this again for the steep price. The chairlift was nice. Save your money for this though unless you don't mind waiting for the traffic jam. Winter: awesome! Beautiful sunny day 10:30 Saturday morning and no lift lines! Lots of food options.

This review is for the daycare…read more We just pulled our child out of daycare here. He came home one day and told us about an incident he had with another student. The incident itself is the kind of thing that happens at any school or daycare; However, how he described the response to the incident from his teacher was concerning to us. Additionally, this was in the context of other concerning statements (made to our child and to us) by a couple of different teachers at Wings. I reached out to the director, Athena Schmitz, who promised to discuss the specific incident with the teacher and our general concerns with all of the teachers. She promised to follow-up with me via a phone call. We received a very vague apology via a message from the teacher without explanation for the incident or her response. It is now about a month later and I never received a call from Athena as was promised. It's disappointing that our concerns were not important enough to her for her to follow through on. Beyond this, overall we noticed a big change in our child's enthusiasm for the Wings Center. At first he loved it. He enjoyed his teacher and planet kid (their big playground). Recently he hasn't wanted to go. When we asked if he wanted to keep going there or find a different school he very consistently expressed he did not want to go to Wings anymore. My gut feeling is that he's had other negative experiences there that he hasn't told us about. There are plenty of great daycares in the area. If you are looking for something similar to Wings, we checked out Bodies in Motion and were impressed. They also have a big indoor playground and the ratio of students to teachers there is more appropriate (it costs a little more but you get what you pay for). Ultimately, when it comes to daycare, the peace of mind from knowing that our child is being treated well and cared for is the most important factor for us. If your experience is like ours, you won't get that from Wings. I recommend against Wings Center for child care.

The worse place to send your child. Unqualified persons taking care of your children. They all lie…read more Their stories never match up with one another. Worse administrator ever you can't talk to her she runs and hides she's a coward. One teacher told my child to shut up for the rest of the day. I went to pick up my daughter in the middle of the day all the lights were out in the whole building it was dark I don't know where all the children were. If you want your child to have low self-esteem and doubts about their character just send them to the wing center..it's dirty and it smells.