I went to BROOKS family YMCA for a short timeframe when I was on a transition from rehabilitation…read more Everyone from Joe and the team were great. I unfortunately never got a chance to say goodbye before I moved out of the area, but thank you. You know who you are.

I would leave 0 stars but I cannot. This ymca is unsanitary and dirty,they barely wipe down…read moremachines and most of the workers have an attitude especially the African American lady with curly hair she is disrespectful and should not be working there if she treats pepole bad and she kicks people out the basketball court even tho she really has no authority I'm going to start going to la fitness and not this trash hole.

Scouting is in my blood- I love nature, kids almost always love me & I am not afraid to get dirty!…read moreI am a new volunteer to this council and this was my first time at one of our local camps, located in Orange Park, this camp had to be here long before any of the neighborhoods! Great waterfront access & there is a pool. A climbing tower! I didn't explore too much- there was a leader training I was popping in to show my support for a friend who was teaching the course. She was set up in campsite 8 and unfortunately the campsites need some serious maintenance- poison ivy is overgrown in most of the sites! Fire pits have not been raked and cleaned. In my old council, our Order of the Arrow helped the Camp Rangers every year to clean up and do service around the camps. I have no idea if that is done here, but it needs some tlc. I can't wait to see more of this camp!

I lived next door for years but today was my first experience at the Boy Scout owned facility…read more Founded in the early 1920's the large parcel of land has 8 huge campsites and several halls. It has a sparling blue pool that is next to the beautiful waterfront area and dock. I saw a a chery area and even a climbing wall. The place was well kept up and the restrooms were clean. Great place for fun activities. For the kids and family.

The 7 year old went for summer camp. I went with the 3 week deal, choosing animals, space, and game…read moredesign weeks. The program is really good and kept the kid's brain fresh for the new school year. They give a presentation at the end of the week showing off their favorite creations and demonstrating how they work. The advanced campers shared the steps taken to create their masterpieces. Sometimes the robots didn't work and the campers handled the mishaps pretty well I think. The like that the campers were supportive of each other and didn't tease when it wouldn't work. At the end of the presentation they received a metal. I think the kid said if they were there for 5 weeks they would get a trophy. She got 3 metals. Coach K was a great leader and I felt confident leaving the 7 year old at the camp. I like the scanner sign in system. She will be returning next year for sure.

I went to a summer camp here a few times and it was great! The people are supportive and helpful,…read moreand I learned a lot and had an awesome time.

Described as a "small urban farm tucked away in the midst of Jax," Little Peeps Farmer for a Day…read moreoffers the best kind of yoga. Goat yoga! Tickets can be purchased on Eventbrite, are only $25 and come out to $28.16 per person with the processing fee added. Once registered, the owner sends a long list of parking instructions and dos and don'ts regarding what to and not to bring to keep her animals safe. I'm so glad I followed directions and didn't wear earrings because sure enough one of the goats nibbled at my ear. All of the goats were so friendly and happy to be joining the yoga class. We did the yoga part which was led by an instructor but we really came to hang out with the goats. The entire experience lasts 1 1/2 hours. The first 30 minutes is parking, signing a waiver and then getting an introduction to the property and animals there. Then yoga lasts for about 50 minutes and there is time at the end to feeds the goats. You can tell the owner is really passionate about all of her animals. She recently nursed a premature baby goat back to health and keeps her in a sweater because she has issues regulating her body temperature. This is in addition to bottle feeding her and letting her sleep in her home to make sure she's strong enough to live outside. The baby goats were so cute! It was a really cool experience and the farm is complete with a couple cats, chickens, and a pony. Highly recommend this awesome experience if you love animals and trying new things!

Championship Martial Arts is an excellent Taekwondo school that truly cares about its students. The…read moreinstructors are professional, patient, and motivating, and they do a great job building confidence, discipline, and respect in a positive environment. Classes are well structured and welcoming for all skill levels, whether you're brand new or more experienced. You can really see the emphasis on character, focus, and personal growth. Not just martial arts techniques. Highly recommend Championship Martial Arts for anyone looking for quality Taekwondo training in a supportive and encouraging atmosphere.

Championship Martial Arts has been a fantastic experience for our family. The instructors are…read moreknowledgeable, patient, and truly care about helping students build proper technique, confidence, and discipline. Classes are fun, engaging, and well organized, and the environment is always positive and supportive. My son has loved his time here, and I highly recommend Championship Martial Arts to anyone looking for a high-quality taekwondo school.

My 10-year-old has been enrolled at Urban Youth Park for several months now, and he absolutely…read moreloves it! He's really into parkour, and the weekly program gives him a great mix of structured learning and active play. The instructors are friendly and knowledgeable, and I appreciate that they break the kids into smaller groups of about eight, which helps keep things more manageable. That said, with so many kids in the gym at once, it can get a bit chaotic. The instructors rotate frequently, which makes it harder to track individual progress, but on the plus side, it means my son gets to learn from different coaching styles. The staff is on the younger side, but they bring a lot of energy and enthusiasm, which keeps the kids engaged. One thing I really like is how they change up the course and layout every week and focus on different themes to keep things fresh and exciting. Overall, it's been a great experience, and my son always looks forward to going. A little more consistency with coaching would be nice, but if your kid is into parkour, this is a great place to train and have fun! They also offer a paid trial class and fee for open gym if you're interested in checking it out. They also have themed special events such as Fortnite Night, Minecraft, Ninja Warrior Night, etc. They also offer options for camp and focused clinics.

My kid loves coming to his mini ninja class! He looks forward to it all week and it's such great…read moreexercise. The coaches have all been really great, especially Coach Addison and Coach Nick. They are all very patient with my 4 year old son and work hard to keep the kids safe. The facilities look well kept and clean, especially from all the classes they have. This is a place I hope to bring my children to for a long time!

Many issues - this location lost three good teachers in the course of a year. A consequence of this…read moreis that children get passed around to very inexperienced teachers or the short tempered Director who likes to put hands on children and drag them while yelling at them for "ignoring" instead of seeing that the child has shut down. They discriminate against perceived disabilities. They lack basic understanding of cause and effect. Children are a product of their environment. - If you want no dysregulated children, maybe staff more educated/trained teachers and provide a calm, consistent environment - children would behave accordingly. The handbook talks about cameras for the safety of the children - what they don't tell you and what is not in the handbook is that parents are not allowed to view the video to view circumstances leading up to events. They purposely mislead parents, they interrogate/coerce information from 3 year olds without parents present. I suggest going anywhere else but daycares operated/owned by Learning Care Group. I thought it might just be this location and Director level. It is not. The response or lack of response is indicative of a much larger (not even regional) liability/risk governance issue at corporate level. They do not care about children.

The staff and management are welcoming and friendly. They make my child feel like they are family…read moreand she enjoys the activities that they do in the classroom. I would recommend this center to anyone looking for a fun, educational experience for their child.

We went to glo on a Sunday morning. It wasn't too crowded and it was nice switching rooms so the…read morekids didn't get bored. Parking was very hard to find. Price was a little high for just an hour. They let us in the room about 5 min late and we exited a minitr or two early.

I hosted my sons birthday party there almost 4 weeks ago. It started off okay but went down hill…read morefrom there. Our party room staff was unhelpful and seemed like he did not know what he was suppose to do. We were also brought into the pizza room almost 30 minutes late after waiting in the lobby area for them to set up the room. Parents ended up serving pizza and moving the party along because staff was frequently missing. I was then overcharged for additional kids that we did not have. The most difficult part had been getting in touch with management to take care of the over charge. I have emailed several times and called and left message. It has been almost 4 weeks and I still have not gotten a returned phone call or email.

Great place for all music lovers. It's relaxed and fun. There are themed rooms, all types of…read moreinstruments, and great teachers. My daughters have been taking piano and guitar for 6 months and have really progressed and they actually love taking lessons. BTR students also plays sliders and other beach bars. They encourage to play together in the muck room to jam and maybe form bands. Please support this place for all your music interests.

The kids really enjoy the class! There is a lot of movement and hands on teaching, it keeps them…read moreinterested for a longer period of time. I bring my 19 month old & 4 yr old to the same class.

My daughter enjoys going to camp Immokalee YMCA. She has been going for over 3 years now, and she…read morecan't wait to go back. Her first year was at the age of 10. As parents it was supper scary. The campers are not aloud to have cell phones. I thought that would be super hard that we couldn't hear from are daughter for a week but the camp has emails available and you can send notes to your daughter or if you need to speak to your kid they will let your child call home. During Covid-19 the camp handled it like pros. I'm super happy my daughter is available to enjoy going to camp for the summer and make new friendships. Mya we will miss you babe girl this is your 3rd year I hope you have fun and I can't wait for you to come home and tell your story's from camp and the friendships your made this year. Swap life Shrek is the theme this year. Have fun babe girl. See you soon

My kids have attended camp here for 3 years and they LOVE it. My daughter won't even consider…read moregoing anywhere else. My son can be a bit hyper and he did well too. Highly recommended!