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The Goddard School of Edmond

4.6 (18 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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We loved our time at The Goddard! Our children's love for learning and confidence skyrocketed! Compassionate and caring staff!

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“Our oldest learned to play chess in chess club, both children have learned Spanish and take countless field trips during the summer.”

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Cross Creek Stables

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I was allowed via the kind wife of owner here for a while. Well Randy, your wife sure let me board…read moreand then you returned the present that I gave you. You almost killed my horse because you would not take him to the veterinarian when it was cold. The USEF says otherwise about you, so I won't recommend or be near your barn ever again! Original: I found out some things that were just unacceptable when it comes to trust. I do not like the way they treat the horses and not tell you if they are sick and just administer medication. I had a very hard time getting the owner to help me. The assistant trainer was not good at all. I do not recommend this at all especially for young children

We love cross creek stables! When we moved here earlier this year my 8 year old suddenly was dying…read moreto take horse back riding lessons. After calling many different barns with little luck I found Cross Creek and I'm so glad I did. They are truly geared to teaching children how to ride. I am not an equestrian and know pretty much nothing about horses. I needed a good barn which would teach my daughter everything she needed to know and be safe doing it. I love the instructors at cross creek. They are great at managing different ages and riding proficiency in the same group lesson. The lessons are super affordable and they have several time slots to choose from almost every day of the week. It makes finding time to ride super convenient. I love that they offer students the ability to be helpers during other lessons for a discount on their tuition. The facility is well maintained and the main riding area for lessons is covered with fans so no matter the weather the lessons can happen. The horses all seem to be well taken care of and great with children riding them. We attend weekly lessons as well as a camp this summer that my daughter loved. We have had a great experience at Cross Creek!

Martin Park Nature Center

Martin Park Nature Center

(61 reviews)

Park playground a 5 star. Also the scenery and layout a 5…read morestar. Short 15 min drive from the house. Felt safe out there. Geese walked up a couple of times and ducks landed on the pond. The girls liked the telescopes... One didn't work. There zero people at the park and several on the trails on the day we went. I was sad to see Porta potties ...but they were clean so there's that. Also Porta potties don't have sanitizer in them .... Unfortunate Will try to get out here again sometime... The girls loved the time spent. Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

I came here on September 17th and just now getting around to writing this. I'm an avid hiker and…read morelove the outdoors. It's been tough the last few months due to the over 100 degree days in a row. I lived in Las Vegas for years and when it hit the hundreds I would drive an hour away to Mt Charleston and hike their many trails and the temperature would be around 25 degrees lower. Unfortunately not a place to do this in Oklahoma that I've found yet. Anyway , this was my first time in Edmond and I had read before about this place in nearby OKC. The one thing that worried me was all the comments about the ticks. I hate ticks ! I decided to go anyway , since I was here and of course my spray that I have for ticks and bugs I left at home , I usually have in my backpack that I keep in my truck. Parking lot was good size and had a couple of port o johns. I talked to a fellow patron and he said he's been pretty lucky about not getting ticks and he does the trails often. I have a military like hat I use for hikes and it has a pull out flap that covers your neck , so I put it on and pulled up my socks. A few steps away from the parking lot is a Ranger Station / Visitor Center. They have a small display , but it is pretty good. Some live animals like turtles swimming , snakes , etc. They have a cool display of different insects and an interactive area with a racoon , owl , and such that you push a button to hear them make their noises. The Ranger was there telling some kids and parents about some animals and such. I was told he is very friendly and helpful. They also have several taxidermy animals like a armadillo , skunk , and a racoons eating cracker jacks. There are lots of trees for coverage from the sun. A lookout deck over a pond filled with turtles sunbathing on platforms. I saw a crane also in the water and a large bird flying above like a hawk or buzzard in the distance. They have several short trails and I'm used to doing much longer ones like 8 or 9 miles , these are like 1 or 2 miles. As I started the first one I met up with a couple of deer. A doe and a fawn. The fawn go a little close to me then walked away then the doe came up to me about 6 feet away. I guess some people may be feeding them and that's why they got so close to a human. I came up to another observation deck with a bunch of stairs you can climb up to. There was a couple people on it. I only did 2 short trails due to how hot it was. I would like to come back again when it is cooler. When I got back to the parking lot I took off my hat and checked it for ticks , took off my shirt and did the same , checked my shoes and laces and socks. No ticks thankfully. I will definitely bring my spray next time. I would hate to get bitten by the ones that will make you no longer able to eat meat without getting sick. That would be terrible since I love bbq , fried chicken , and a good steak. I thought Rocky Mounted Spotted Fever was bad , but dang !

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Kidstrong

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I don't go to this one but I do go to the one at 122nd and MacArthur. I have been taking my…read moredaughter to KidStrong for over a year now. When we first started she was shy and timid. She got close to the coaches and gained self confidence. I no longer have to do hand over hand during the affirmations " I am strong, I am brave, I can do this". Now she encourages me to do it along with her. I'm so thankful that there's a place that was able to turn her into the caring outgoing little girl she is today. I especially like that they send you an email after every class along with pictures. This allows me to enjoy my time participating in the class with her.

We have really enjoyed coming to Kidstrong this winter. My kids' favorite sport is swimming, they…read moreare both little fish the minute they can get in the pool. But we don't get to swim much in the winter, except when we travel a little or for indoor swim lessons we take to keep up our skills. I decided this year I wanted them to do something during the winter, and my trainer told me about Kidstrong. I was always a pretty nerdy kid. I was socially awkward, and I was clumsy. I didn't really know how much space I took up, and I couldn't do things like monkey bars until much later than most. The rope in gym class - fuggetaboutit. So I was encouraged to find something that would help my kids have a better understanding of how their bodies move and what they are capable of. I think there is a misperception that this place is just for the very sporty kiddo, when I feel the opposite is true. It is a safe place to try new things, get out of your comfort zone, while surrounded by caring coaches and parents. Then, when you get out to the playground or the PE class, you have a little more confidence in your skills, and a knowledge of how to do some of the basic things. My kids love it, and though we will probably take a break during the summer months, with all the swimming and all the camps we're attending, we'll be back in the fall.

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