Like my father who attended in 1953 , I loved it! The only bad memory I have is being chased by the…read moreJersey Devil on my way to the head at 3:00 in the morning.

My son goes to the sleepaway camp for a couple weeks each summer. We live in Brooklyn and it's…read moreperfect for us! 2 hours away from home. Not a "resort" type camp w/ jet skiing etc but just a sweet traditional sleepaway camp. Archery, boating, horseback riding, campfires, etc. Classic fun! No electronics allowed. The family camp weekends in Labor Day & Memorial Day weekend are fun for our family. The girl's camp across the lake is great too!

A hidden gem in Cherry Hill off of Route 70 & Frontage Road…read more My friend rented the private party room for her daughter's 9th birthday, which oversaw the whole awesome gym below. (she had pizza delivered plus had 'snicky snacks' of fresh fruit, Doritos, Goldfish crackers & Hershey Kisses on hand). There was a ton a great equipment (foam block pit, Bounce House, trampolines, etc) for the kids to enjoy - especially the zip line and one largest trampoline, where the kids took turns being strapped in and hoisted way up high (all the way up to the specatating parents in the party room - so cool!). The young employees were really fun, energetic and into their jobs. They were totally on top of giving equipment instructions, safety and keeping lines in order. I was impressed. They also were mindful of the party's timeframe and well organized. My guys are teetering on being "too old" (12 1/2 & pushing 14!) for this great facility but had fun anyway. I'd highly reccommend 'Gynnastics & Cheerleading Academy' for kids from ages 5 - 11. Great and memorable party. (They have summer camp as well).

My boys love doing gymnastics and summer camp here. Especially summer camp. The camp counselors are…read moregreat. My oldest learned to swim here. They always have a blast with the numerous activities and themed Fridays during the summer. It's pricy but we do that we can afford and they love it. Very positive experience.

Before committing to CHM in 2023, we visited several preschools in the area. I was honestly not…read moresatisfied with any of the schools I toured, until I visited CHM. Immediately I knew this was a special place for my son. And our experience here with school and summer camp have far surpassed what we had hoped for. Their school motto of "grow confidently"- really illustrates the transformation my son went through from a 2.5 year old toddler to a 5 year old boy who is confident and loves to learn now. The teachers are outstanding- they really love kids and love teaching kids to embrace and enjoy learning. The administrative staff ( Ms. Kerri & Ms. Janine) are amazing and make you feel at ease and that we were part of their family . We will forever love and be a huge advocate for this school !!

If I could post 0 stars, I would…read more If you love your child, do not send them to this 'school'. We sent our child here and had to take her out after half a year. There were multiple incidents of bullying and/or kids just misbehaving and the school not handling those situations properly. I had no false hope that every kid would act like an angel 100% of the time and believe I was realistic in hoping that if and when a child would not behave well, the teachers would know how to handle it- boy, was I wrong! My daughter was scratched, pushed, hit, had her leg stood on by a boy (to which the teacher just told the other kid not to do it bc my daughter didn't like it.... Because so many people would) The straw that broke the camels back was: my husband arrived to pick up my daughter and noticed a bump/bruise on her head. He asked the 3 teachers at the door what happened. They all said they didn't know. Our daughter told us that a boy (who had done other things to her in the past and sounded to be an overall behavioral issue), hit her in the head with a stick on the playground. I asked if a teacher saw. She said no. She said she told a teacher and that teacher put the kid in timeout. Ok, fine. BUT, she happened to be one of the teachers at the door that said she didn't know what happened to my daughter.... In all the time my daughter went yo the school, we felt they operated in the dark. We never received an email about any incidents and when we brought it to her teachers attention, he said he would look into it and get back to me. Never did. After this last incident, they also said they were going to investigate and interview the teachers and get back to me with their findings. They never did. It became very obvious to me that this school was all about collecting $$, but not providing even the basic service of safety, not to mention an education. I am not an unreasonable individual, and if they had just communicated when things happened and told me how they remedied it, I would have been ok. Send your child elsewhere..... there are plenty of good schools out there. This is not one of them.

My 7 year old son took part in the Bricks 4 Kidz program after school. He did not want to go home!…read moreThe teachers were amazing and full of energy, they showed my son how to make a helicopter and the blade moved and was powered by a motor, wow! I could not do that. They teach WAY more then Legos I think B4K is is a must for all kids, boys and girls, THANK YOU BRICKS!!! You taught my son how to follow directions!!! See you next week!

From the owner: At Bricks4 Kidz®, we are focused on introducing children to principles of Science, Technology,…read moreEngineering, and Math (S.T.E.M) plus Architecture. Through the use of lab-focused exercises utilizing LEGO® bricks, the children have the ability to learn, create, and explore. Our programs provide an exciting atmosphere for the students to build models created by Bricks 4 Kidz®, experiment with their own innovations, play games, and have loads of fun. We are excited to be offering after-school classes, camps, field trips, birthday parties, and many super fun activities to families throughout Southern New Jersey.

I already wrote a review on this place, but I forgot to add something they do travel camp and it's…read morereally fun, but I will say the workers there do you have a bit of an attitude I understand working with a bunch of teenagers can be stressful. I go to this camp but when they're stressed out, they take it out on the kids there and they curse a lot. They're not the nicest people sometimes they're nice sometimes they're not if you make one mistake they'll yell at you in scold you I love the travel camp program, but I think the workers there need to be a bit nicer

Great amount of activities available. Miniature golf course and lake was a great hit.read more

A blast from the past, this is the most unique children's play place in South Jersey in terms of…read morehistory & sheer longevity. Open just 3 days a week for 6 weeks in the summer, it's completely free for kids 12 and under only. (8 and under on Tuesdays). It used to be a sanitarium & still serves as a place for kids to play, relax and eat free soup at noon. Seriously. It's been open for basically ever & is kind of a local secret. Unless you are a carousel expert, then you would know about their famous Ferrari carousel that is still operating and worth a trip just to experience alone. Look up the history online for an interesting story. The grounds are large enough for some soccer games etc. & I saw what looks like a volleyball court there too. There are old trees scattered around, so you can set yourself up with a blanket & camp chairs in the shade if you'd like. Or there are 3 large pavilions and multitudes of picnic tables all over the place. I also saw people with coolers of their own food. A huge slide, swimming and wading pools, free lunch at noon, plus snacks at 10 & 2, a playground, tons of swing sets and even old-school wooden see-saws = happy kids. http://southjerseyexplorer.com/2013/05/06/soupy-island-revisited/

I originally did not have a problem with Soupy Island at all...thought it was great...until last…read moreweek my daughter was approached and asked how old she was. She just turned 13 and was with her summer camp. She was told she cannot come back due to her age. Now what is she supposed to do next week when her summer camp goes back? If she was a problem I could understand but she's a good kid and now will have to stay home with nothing to do because I will be at work. I get that they don't want a bunch of teenagers hanging out...whatever...but she's with a summer camp being supervised. And to approach my child and make her feel horrible and tell her she can't come back....seriously? She was very upset.

One of the reasons I joined JCC was to have use of the men's steam room. I find it very relaxing…read moreafter a workout. However, the"" men's steam room has been out of order for the past one and a half months or longer. My obvious question is "What is the problem".

I lived in Lower Bucks County in the early 1980s and came here once for a Community Passover Seder…read more I still remember an older Jewish Yenta who was hell bent on getting me fixed up with a single Mom across the table. "What's the matter, you don't like girls?" she would say as I politely tried to avoid her matchmaking efforts. As it turns out, my Yenta friend was putting equal pressure on the other person too. Me and the single Mom never did go out, but we had a great conversation and laugh afterwards.