Shepherd's Fold is an amazing Christian summer camp that I recommend sending your children to. The…read morestaff is very kind and make sure that your kids have everything ready when you drop them off. The food that they serve is outstanding, and you get an experience with God here that you will never forget. They have so many athletic activities, including swimming, archery, frisbee golf, fishing, and more! The counselors are so encouraging, and they help their campers develop important social skills. This is the best option for a Christian summer camp in Oklahoma that you can get!

It is a good camp, the kids there were so nice and it was a very good experience for the kids. I…read morelove this camp!!! The spiritual atmosphere was great!!

Susan and Johnathan made my granddaughters 5th birthday party magical!! We loved Stormy the Unicorn…read moreand Fabio the Llama!!

I did not have a very good experience in general. She did not provide some of the things that were…read moreagreed upon previously

I've been to a couple weddings here and hope to get another invitation to one at this venue!…read more The log cabin feel and beautiful views are straight up my style. Both weddings hosted their ceremonies here. There is a separate chapel down the dirt road but they have also can be hosted in the same space as the reception. The dance floor is pretty much built in the venue with beautiful and enormous windows around. Decor is also built in this venue - definitely not a raw event space but rather one filled with character!

From the owner: Camp Loughridge specializes in Nature. Our facilities for Events, Retreats and Weddings all bring…read morein elements of the outdoors. But, being outdoors in our 188 acre playground with 3 lakes, a challenge course, archery, canoeing, swimming, sports, picnics, organized camping, etc. is what we do best. We'd love to host your wedding, corporate banquet, workshops, seminars, family reunion, youth retreat. Call or visit our website for more information. Something that often gets overlooked though, is corporate and organizational team building. We offer a fresh approach to Team Building! Ongoing training and professional development are important to the success of any company or organization. They provide invaluable networking and team building opportunities, as well as keep your employees' skills and knowledge base current. All of our team building activities can be re-framed to focus on developing the participant's leadership capability. These custom programs will be created with your needs in mind. We will lay the groundwork for leaders to walk away with integrity, courage, humility, and wisdom. Camp Loughridge has extensive experience in providing custom-designed, high-impact team challenge programs. With three levels of programming, you have the ability to choose the level of challenge that your group prefers. Any combination of Ground Initiatives, Low ROPES and High ROPES will provide a natural progression for a comprehensive and complete training experience.

We have had two children at this center -- our daughter for just over a year (after our son moved…read moreon to Pre-K). Early on we needed several meetings because in the "twos" class our daughter repeatedly came home with bite marks from other children, which we believe was caused by inadequate supervision and low staffing ratios. The management team changed Friday (today is Monday) and this morning my wife arrived just after 9 AM (based on the previous drop-off understanding) only to be refused entry without any prior notice of a cutoff change. When she returned to ask for clarification, the director yelled at her, "ma'am you just came back in here to yell and argue with me," and forced her to leave on the spot -- with no grace or alternative offered -- so she had to immediately figure out how to get to work and care for our daughter. My wife left in tears. This is not how a childcare provider should treat paying families. We expect clear policy communication, proper supervision, and respectful treatment of parents.

myself and my partner booked a tour for this location. during the tour, we were promised lots of…read morefloor time for our infant. as well as an assigned teacher, so that my son would not have to be moved around. the first day i picked him up, he was in the class with the toddlers, (he is four months old). i spoke to the director about this and i was told it was a one time thing. the next few times i picked him up, he was bounced back and forth from classrooms. not one time did i pick him up and he was in the floor. either in a crib, bouncer, etc. and one of the teachers, (stormy), he was with, had a very negative demeanor in general. she was just very rude. the last day i picked him up, he was sitting in a swing, and she went to pick him up, and grabbed him by his upper arm shoulder/bicep with only one hand. i'm sure you know that baby's bones are very soft unbreakable. as well as the fact that it is just common sense, you used both hands with babies. I would not recommend sending your child to this location. although the other owasso location is wonderful!!

This is one of Tulsa's hidden gems. For over 30 years, it has served as a community art studio…read moreoffering a variety of classes and workshops to all in ceramics, drawing, painting, glass fusing, jewelry, basket weaving, and more. It's so surprising that many people don't know about it. Before it was renovated into an art studio, it was a city water treatment plant. Its parking lot used to be a wading pool. There are some cool black and white photos of what it used to look like in front of the restrooms. The space itself is amazing - super spacious and conducive to various forms of art and the required equipment. They have a jewelry making room with individual stations. There is an entire space designated for handweaving with lots of looms and fabric. An entire clay making section also exists with lots of pottery wheels. There is a big open space that's available for events and other workshops with lots of tables and chairs if needed. The magical thing about this place is that you feel creative as soon as you walk in. There's art and pictures displayed throughout the space and as you look at everything, it makes you want to sign up for all the classes they have. The natural light that floods in due to all the windows is refreshing as well. You can go to their website to check out their programming and workshop schedule. Their directors and coordinators are super friendly and helpful with any questions you might have.

Such a cool space! WaterWorks Art Center is a hidden gem in Tulsa, offering a diverse range of…read moreartistic experiences. So many amazing classes are offered here from water coloring to pottery to weaving and leather work and just about anything else! The ambiance is serene, fostering creativity from the moment you step in. The variety of art exhibits and workshops cater to all tastes and ages, making it a perfect outing for families or solo explorers. The staff is knowledgeable and welcoming, enhancing the overall experience. Whether you're an art enthusiast or just curious, this center promises a delightful and enriching visit. The only downside is that classes fill up quickly!

Lovely facility. Can see they have well-qualified staff…read more Staff could be more friendly to the kids they clearly don't know so well - they were basically ignored in comparison. Didn't appreciate the staff member(s) spitting on the floor where the children were seated periodically throughout the day of camp. Saw some kids sit in it and realize what it was as they saw him spit yet again - was sad and gross.

Very convenient location. Staff seems to be friendly and the cages are very nice. They also host…read moreseveral camps for a great price. Prefer this place over All Star Sports Complex. It's much cleaner and higher quality.

We stayed this past weekend for a friend's birthday. We rented the Big House and some of the cabins…read moreand tiny homes! Everyone was so impressed by this place and the staff! We had the most amazing summer camp themed birthday party imaginable! We had a fish fry, played basketball and swam in the Olympic sized pool! The place is enormous and there are so many activities to take part in. I only wish we would have gotten to stay longer! Never wanted to leave! Thank you to Richie, Jodi and Lori for taking such good care of us! We had a blast!

From the owner: Dwight Mission has something for everyone. We have vacation rental houses, guest cottages, and…read moreunique tiny homes! Whether you are looking for family fun time, a personal getaway, corporate retreat or a summer camp for the kids, Dwight is the place to be. The beautiful landscape makes the ideal setting for weddings and wedding receptions. Dwight has everything from an outdoor chapel to catering to fully catered reception sites. Historically connect with the Cherokee Nation, Dwight Mission comprises 166 acres and is conveniently located near Sallisaw Oklahoma off Hwy 40. Come and enjoy our nature walks, fishing the creek or spend the afternoon lounging by the pool.

Imagine does not provide the services it charges parents for. Please read my review before wasting…read moreyour money. I'm not a frustrated parent or a disgruntled employee. I'm a former employee and I left of my own accord a year ago for a more professional job. I've since been in touch with other employees and they have expressed frustration at the lack of changes. From my experience the only age groups that seemed to have a good structure were the infant to toddler classes. But for the price that parents pay it's a very average copy/paste structure. The preschool classes and teachers do not have enough support at all. The management compensates for this by sending support staff to classes to meet ratio requirement. The company seems to only care about those ratios because multiple rooms lacked accurate air conditioning including the so called gym which is smaller than an average school classroom and the management has an absurd rule that the humid un air conditioned gym doors need to be closed. With the school age kids upwards of almost thirty at a time were expected to fit in there with the doors closed. Now let me get to one of the worst issues that honestly shocked me: the lack of food for the students. Multiple instances we ran out of snacks and meal items. To be completely honest running out of food was almost a daily occurrence. On multiple occasions I sneaked extra crackers or fruit from the kitchen for the students just so they could have something. I'm sorry but I felt cruel denying these children when they're spending upwards of seven hours on top of school and then almost all day during the summer. Now speaking of the summer, the so called "camps" are a complete joke. Due to the lack of resources your child will barely cook in the cooking camp, the dino and nija camps are a farce, and the science camps have little to no activities. Do not send your kids here because you will be coughing up thousands of dollars for your child to spend the majority of the day cooped up in that gym, the bowling alley (which is one of the few places most of the kids enjoy but is closed on a semi regular occasion due once again to the company's failure to fix malfunctioning equipment) or the "jungle" which is the older kids home base and I kid you not is an absolute joke of a room. I remember during orientation being shocked at the size of that room. It has a room behind it that has tables but please note the kids are banned from playing there. This area is also where the most accidents happen. It truly lives up to its name unfortunately. On top of that the children are expected to just play around with a few usable toys and the school age teachers I'm sorry to say most of them are not fit for the role. The school age teachers -- on multiple occasions -- alongside some office staff have singled out specific children for behavior that is near to nothing in contrast to other children that are a) either their favorites or b) the child of one of their long term staff. This has been such an issue that some children's complaints have been disregarded due to this. And finally: the older age group needs to be divided because for example: if you have a seven year old they will eventually come into contact with a twelve year old boy twice their size. My intention is not to jeopardize the hard work of the director and the staff that work diligently to care for these children. I just can't imagine as a parent working tirelessly and believing my children are getting a wholesome environment. Environment is everything for nurture. Small rooms, malfunctioning equipment, scarce craft & play supplies, and inadequate nutrition adds to a daily environmental that will impact your child's mental and physical health. This company needs to get its act together and bring down their seat numbers until they can provide enough. And they need to train their staff in actual teaching and classroom management -- not just the minimum courses required by state and federal legislation. I will make sure to leave this review on any other sites I can just in case this gets deleted. It shouldn't but just in case it does.

We love Imagine Bixby (Tulsa) location! My 2 year old and 5 year old both go here. (2 year old is…read morein Transitional Preschool and 5 year old does aftercare.). The staff are so friendly and my kids always look forward to their day here. Exceptionally amazing teachers and updates with photos throughout the day. We love Imagine!

We have had a great experience with childrens depot. My kiddo enjoys going and loves all the fun…read morestuff they do. During the summer is his favorite. They did something special nearly everyday. Field trips, learning adventures, water days, snow cones, and the list goes on. Definitely recommend!

Whenever I was looking for a daycare for my son, this was the only 3-star (highest) DHS rated…read moredaycare in Owasso. Now, I can understand why. The Children's Depot is a very clean facility - I am amazed at how often I see the teachers cleaning surfaces, floors and toys. My son has learned so much, too! For a while, he was signing things to my husband and me, and we were having to Google what my son was saying to us. Several times, I have decided that I wanted to teach him something, only to find out that he already knew the concept (left vs right, counting 1-10, ABCs). Also, I have noticed that several daycares in the area require parents to bring 3-4 prefilled bottles for infants on a daily basis, which can end up being a lot of work for new parents. At Children's Depot, we were allowed to keep 3-4 bottles and formula/breast milk in the classroom. This was a HUGE help for my husband and me. Before we started at The Children's Depot, we were spending a minimum of 30 minutes each might washing bottles. Overall, this daycare has been a big blessing for my family.