My son (5) and daughter (8) attended GrowFit for spring break 4/7-4/9 (2026)…read more My daughter was in a group with 8-13 year olds and her counselor in training was having issues with her boyfriend and told all the kids in her group about it. She told them she gets naked in bed with him and sucks on his....she then realized what she did wrong and told all the kids to keep it a secret from their parents. I've been told this counselor has been removed, but 1) why is a 14 year old in charge of 8-13 year olds 2) why isn't there a more robust training 3) what is the vetting process before hiring someone? 4) why are 8 year olds in the same group as 13 year olds? Don't ever send your kids here. My daughter's innocence was stripped away in a day.

I sent my 4.5 year old son here for summer camp and he loved it. The coaches treated him as if…read morethey were their own little brother and we really appreciate their enthusiasm, connection and personal attention to my son. There were multiple days that he came home and said Matt and Peyton are his best friends and multiple days where Matt and Peyton came up to my husband and I during pick up and drop off to greet us and give us a detailed report of how he was doing in camp. This meant the world to us. Thank you so much for a memorable summer and hope to see Matt, Peyton and team again next year!

Absolute trash. My son played a full season. The league admin is scattered and pushes dates,…read morepractices, locations. We played in a playoff game today where parents on the other team were literally banging on the bleachers and chanting and screaming to distract. Refs and admins did nothing. We're talking about 6-8 year olds. I'm happy to sit with anyone that is considering this half cooked league. There are some solid folks in the org but do not pay for this. Feel free to DM and I'll share many more orgs that are equally priced and better run. THIS IS A DISASTER

Beware - these people are scammers…read more I signed my daughter up for a summer camp that was advertised as being at St. John's in Glen Park (where we live). Literally the day after we signed up (and paid), we received an email from Legarza saying there was a location change to Stella Maris School. Since Stella Maris School is across town from us, we emailed Legarza to say unfortunately this would not work for us and we would like a refund for the camp. Legarza emailed back to say they would not issue a refund because we had not purchased their insurance / payment protection. Instead, we could only choose a different far away location or get a credit for another week. They also tried to claim they advertised the location as "tenative" - when that is absolutely not what their website said (we would not have booked the camp otherwise since, long story short, we only could book camp within walking distance of our home that week). Instead, only *after* paying for a spot, did their confirmation email state: "St. John School - San Francisco Pending Final Confirmation - We are confident we will offer this site during this week, however we have not yet received a final confirmation from the site. If registering we will secure your spot. If there is any issue we will likely find a similar location for this week, and our standard refund policy will apply." And, of course, their own email notifying us of the change said there was a "location change" and "We will be moving from St. John School to Stella Maris School." It's understandable when circumstances change, but it is absolutely unacceptable to try to force families to pay for something they did not purchase.

We have put our kids into multiple summer camps over the years and this year we tried this for a…read morecouple of weeks. Absolutely the worst experience we have ever had The place is completely disorganized, run by teenagers who spend more time on their phones and very little getting to know the kids. When our kids leave Galileo multiple teen workers would wave and call our kids by name goodbye. Here no one knows anyone, and kids all over the place, without any organized activities. Other camps we have been, either language or otherwise, there's an effort for the workers to spend time with the kids in communal activities which build strong bonds. Our kids would come home and specifically mention certain workers whom they liked. Not so here, b/c no one is interested. Worst is check out. Expect to wait 10-30 minutes to check out. Couple of times no one knew where our kid was, and all they did was use their walkie talkies but no one was actually looking for them. And of course they won't allow us to do so either. At other camps we can find our own kids and then bring them up to the checkout desk

My kids have a had a great time at a Steve and Kates. They love being able to have autonomy about…read moretheir day and be exposed to many things. The staff is very friendly and the director even helped me look through bushes to find my daughter's tracker watch, which was above and beyond. I also love that they partner with bright horizons and offer a la carte enrollment which serve out crazy summers just perfectly!

Our kids had the best time at Jefunira! The team was so warm and welcoming (especially with our…read moredaughter who had a hard time transitioning to start) and they just had so much fun! Worth every penny!

My kids LOVE this camp. They take all the basic summer camp activities and do them amazingly well…read more Most of the counselors went there as kids and really take joy in creating a great experience, and they structure all the games to maximize fun. Every year my kids just rave about how they want to go there the next year. Can't wait!

We have our 5 year old at the after school program and we love the staff and their genuine love and…read moreattention they give to our son. He's been coming for almost a year and we truly love Mariposa Kids. What I especially love the most is how they responded to the covid-19 crisis with the virtual activities. Everyone is always so helpful and willing to lend a hand at all times. We couldn't ask for a better partnership and look forward to seeing them in person again. Thank you Mariposa Kids!

Where do I even start? So fun! Star Wars. Harry Potter. A dirt pit that never ends. Light sabers…read more Field trips. Hawks eating pigeons.

My son started volunteering with Sky Kids as a junior counselor for a few camps and then in the…read moresummer from 8th to 9th grade wanted to work as many weeks of camp as he could. He is planning to join in the fun again this summer. He really loved the staff, kids and activities. Miranda and Shelly, the leaders of Sky Kids, treat the JC's with respect and they get to enjoy many outings and adventures. They also learned about being responsible, on-time and reliable. All good things. Would you believe that one night I heard from a 13 yr old, "...Mom, I have to get to bed early. Those kids wore me out today and I am working again tomorrow. It's a lot of responsibility, you know." Highly recommend Sky Kids and I heard they are going to begin an after-school program too. I'm sure it will be a success as well.

Our 5 year old had a wonderful time at Sky Kids camp this summer! I asked him to rate the camp on a…read morescale of 1 - 10, and he told me enthusiastically: "Mom, it's a 30!" He attended the Sky Bots and Paper Art camps. Every day was filled with fun projects (that I'd never dare to do at home for the mess they would create), as well as memorable outdoor adventures. They explored different playgrounds every day - from Rossi to Mountain Lake to Alta Plaza. And yet...my son never came back sunburnt! This is a testament to the fantastic staff of counselors and supervisors. In wrap up conversations at the end of the day, I felt they understood him even after a day or two of interactions. Would highly recommend this camp for the content and the culture.

This school is amazing! The warm, welcoming director and staff are really offering an excellent…read morefirst school experience to our 2 yr. old granddaughter. The care and detail in the program is exemplary!

We have been so happy with our experience at Peekadoodle! The teachers and staff are so warm and…read morewelcoming and genuinely care about all of the children. I had no idea what I was doing when it came to finding the right preschool. But after having one conversation with the amazing director, Stef, I knew this would be a great fit. Our son started at Peekadoodle when he was about to turn 3 and the change in him over the past 2 years has been remarkable. His vocabulary and social skills exploded and his little (big) personality really started to shine. He loves all of the teachers and staff so much and really looks forward to school. He surprises us almost daily with the things he's learned! I've also been lucky enough to meet some amazing friends in the parents and staff. We'll be sad when our son is done with his time at Peekadoodle but luckily we're having another one so we get to start over. At least we have their preschool figured out!

Today I experienced a strange situation of young children who were unattended and crying . The…read morevolunteers who were in charge were not experienced in taking charge of this young group. At one point 3 little girls were crying and saying they were lost.The leader of the group not in sight nor taking charge. Growing up in girl scouts group tradition these type of matters didn't happen. Never was there a situation nor a person in sight. The people that were in charge of the group seemed very nice and caring. Maybe it is a training issue within the company. This event happened about a year ago. But, somehow posted today.

This camp was incredible! Those who didn't have fun didn't follow instructions or just weren't up…read moreto the physical challenges that came along with this amazing experience. It is a little strenuous for the older kids but it is completely worth it! They accomplished so many things over the course of the week. S.U.P (Stand Up Paddle-boarding), rock climbing, mountain biking, and more. The instructors were very nice and supportive. I highly recommend this camp for everyone who is looking for an adventure. 5/5