My daughter went to Happy Days Summer Camp 2 years ago when we were in Queens visiting family for…read morethe summer. She went for 4 weeks and absolutely loved it! We headed to Massachusetts and she sulked the whole way. She wanted to go the camp for the rest of the summer. I thought the price was reasonable. I don't know if the prices went up but if they went up a little still well worth it. They took them to a nice pool club every day and then a different activity. I liked that they went to the park but my daughter loved going to the movies and bowling. One day it rained and they did an ice cream party (her favorite of course)at their headquartered locations which from the pictures I saw in the brochure looked good. Most important thing though was that it was organized and safe. They had a nurse and EMT on duty and the counselor to camper was like 3 to 1. The bus showed up on time every day and their was at least one counselor on the bus both ways. We are headed back to Queens this summer for at least 3 weeks and plan on enrolling my daughter if they do 3 weeks. Hell if it's reasonable enough I would pay for the 4 weeks. All in all a great experience.

My 5 year old nephew went to the camp last summer with my son. They liked it a lot. They do a lot…read moreof art & crafts stuff and my son is not into sports to much though he likes swimming. He went to the camp the whole summer and made a lot of friends. The cool thing was that even though he wasn't really into sports he loved going to the movies and some of the other non-sports related activities. Their counselors were really very sweet and the senior staff keeps a good eye out. One of the things that impressed me was the food. I had heard they served school lunch food at some of the camps. But at this one the food was catered from a Kosher deli. I really liked that. I'm not Jewish but I Like the idea that the food was good quality. We are not sure what we are doing this summer but even if we go on vacation for a couple of weeks during the summer I was told we could go the first few weeks, reserve the last 3 weeks and not lose our spot. I highly recommend Happy Days Summer Camp

Excellent YMCA! Clean and organized. Staff and swimming is great! Renovated bathroom at the ground…read morefloor looks great for the members. Keep up the great work!

My family and I love going to play handball !…read more Friendly staff . Clean and spacious location w/ Tennis courts !

so fun fact, I used to live across the street from Belmont Park literally two blocks away since…read morethen this place has become a completely different place than I used to go when they used to have flea markets there, plain old horse racing. It may be a little off track bedding now Belmont Park has exclusive wall attached a wonderful Arena for concerts and a great staff helps you. I truly recommend coming here.

We went for Belmont Uncorked wine tasting event in May 22022. They televised all the Preakness…read moreevents. It's such a good way to spend the day. They also had live Belmont horse race n we were able make bets and watch the races. I even won a couple of bucks!! Woo hoo. I didn't want to drive, since I'll be drinking so took the LIRR, they have a special Belmont stop, so it was easy. You can bring your own cooler, as long as it's no glass container, so Pack yr beer can, rosé cans etc. Try it next time.

This place is great for littles! Ive taken my daughter here for the little learners. On fridays…read morewith Ms Sam and its wonderful! We drive past it and knows that is where class is! Lots of simple toys. Montessori style. A fun ballpit and slide. Everyone has to wear socks which is nice keeps the fun area clean! I have had some smoothies and they are delicious! Highly recommend!

Such a cool concept. First kids cafe I have found with healthy food options. Took my Nephew & he…read moreabsolutely loved it & so did my husband & I. It was clean, organized & staff was very nice. Did not get a chance to check out the food this time but will absolutely be going back!

We've been doing Lil' Athletes classes since my son was two and have recommended it over and over…read moreagain! We adore Coach Bret (and all the other coaches we've worked with)! These coaches and classes are so much fun for the kids while also teaching them so much about every sport. The BEST!!!

Great with the kids, great instruction with each sport, affordable and the kids really enjoyed it…read more:) I would have kept going but some of the parents were just plain weird. One was picking her nose and wiping it on the seat! Another was nice to me at first until another mom told her about systemic racism and suddenly I'm the evil white lady that she didn't want to talk to anymore. Very strange.

I sent both my girls to Ready Set Grow (both camp and school) and we had such a wonderful time. In…read moremy opinion, it was the perfect place for their first time school experience. What really drew me in was their small class sizes and rotational system (the classes travel from room to room- with each room being a specific content or theme). The staff is truly exceptional (and as a teacher myself, I had very high expectations). They communicated clearly and consistently, provided a loving and safe environment and handled the separation blues professionally (which really makes a huge difference at this age!). I was also genuinely impressed with their curriculum and how much they did. My girls still talk about how much they loved RSG!

Their forms state you should waive contamination in the facility, which I refused to waive and was…read moretold I would be refunded my payment for camp. They made me drive all the way back to pick up a check they shorted me on what they owe me! They lied and said they said the credit card payment is my responsibility which I was never told! The owner and director left for the entire first part of camp leaving a counselor and teenagers to run the camp. Very irresponsible unorganized place! I don't feel safe leaving my toddler for camp here. I do NOT recommend this place.

I attended Magic Day Camp for two summers - first when I was 7 in 2000, and again at age 9 in 2003…read more Looking at their website today, I see they've added some new activities like air trampolines and visits to White Post Farm. Back in my day, it was much more limited: swimming took up about 80% of the time, with occasional trips to a run-down movie theater (where half the seats didn't work) and Adventureland amusement park. The one genuinely awesome activity was visiting this old-school arcade - that place was dope, and along with one kind bus monitor named Melissa, it's the only reason this review gets 2 stars. The camp's unprofessionalism and poor care really stand out in my memory. When I was 9, I had a bad fall that left scrapes all along the side of my face and knocked out one of my teeth - thankfully it was just a baby tooth and not a permanent one. Their idea of first aid? A band-aid and ice water in a plastic glove because they didn't even have proper ice packs. They didn't properly inform my mother about the extent of my injuries, so when I got home, she was shocked. She wrote a lengthy letter expressing her concerns about their negligence. Their response? The next day at camp, they pulled me aside to tell me I had "embarrassed them." I was just a kid who got hurt under their watch - what was there to be embarrassed about? The camp's staffing practices were concerning, to say the least. Instead of hiring qualified teachers or experienced childcare professionals, they filled positions with high school students as junior counselors and a few 18-22 year olds as the lead councelors. I remember overhearing them getting their monthly paychecks, well not overhear we were in an open field just sitting around cause that tends to happen there and then someone came with a whole bunch of envelopes and handed them out to them. I remember one girl received just $430 for four weeks of work, and she was visibly upset. At the time, as a kid, I thought that was a lot of money. Now I realize how absurd it was - less than $500 to watch other people's children for a month? No wonder the care was subpar. They were paying teenagers peanuts to handle significant responsibilities. Most of the bus monitors were incredibly mean to the kids, with one shining exception - Melissa. I still remember her decades later because she was the only one who showed genuine kindness. One counselor convinced a little girl to let her "borrow" her cell phone, then made international calls to the Dominican Republic (imagine that phone bill in the early 2000s!). Another counselor was eventually fired for being consistently cruel to the kids - she was clearly just there for the paycheck. While I see they've added more activities since my time there, my experiences were memorable for all the wrong reasons. Based on my time at Magic Day Camp, I wouldn't send my own children there. The administration seemed more focused on collecting fees than providing quality care and activities for the kids. That old arcade was amazing and Melissa was a saint, but two bright spots don't make up for everything else.

They have trips 2-3 times a week. It is a great place to send your child for the summer. The…read morecounselors in the camps are professional and friendly to the campers, will come again!!!

My daughter played against this organization this summer and I was appalled how the coach was…read moretreating his players. All he did was yell and scream at them! It was really embarrassing and I didn't understand why the parents thought it was okay! Many of the girls were visibly upset and frustrated And even crying! If you're interested if having your daughter abused you should sign, otherwise stay away!!

From the owner: We teach the fundamentals of youth baseball and softball, ages 8-18, for both boys and girls. We…read moreoffer organized leagues for baseball and fastpitch softball. We specialize in pitching, hitting, fielding and throwing clinics. Additionally, we have travel teams for all age groups as well as camps that run all year round.