My daughter has been attending camp here for the last 5 years. This place has given her so many…read morememories. The staff is always wonderful and organized. The counselors are positive and caring and they take great care of the kids. They have so many activities. My daughter has also really enjoyed the food options. It's a great camp.

Great activities for all. Went there with our Indian Guide tribe for the YMCA. Wind River. Bugs…read moregalore everywhere. Swarmed with dragon flies everywhere. Loved the canoeing. Lodging facilities were pretty good. Bathrooms are outside in a another area.

I had an amazing time! Counselors and riding instructors were the nicest people! I WILL DEFINITELY…read morebe going back! I made lots of friends and great memories! If you're looking for a good camp I highly recommend Northfork!

Love Northfork so much best place to ride and bored your horse part of the family is the best thing…read moreto be in my life

This camp does amazing things for the blindness community. Beautiful camp with amazing staff.read more

I worked at Bear Lake Camp for two summers, 2005 and 2006. My experience as a staff member led me…read moreinto my current career as a special education teacher. The facilities are top-notch; what a great opportunity for children with disabilities!

They have an awesome display of Lego collectible figures, but the prices are out of this world…read more Some routinely go for $40, some much, much higher, too, while the average price per figure for ones that I can get anywhere else is about $15. Even the cheapest ones, which are sold in huge quantities everywhere you can buy Lego mini figures, sell for almost $10 at the Robot Garage. I can and do buy those same ones at places like the drug store, Five Below and even Toys R Us for a couple of bucks. Do they have a large, even quite impressive, selection? Yes, but they are overrated and overpriced. They do have in-demand pieces and ones that have been retired or only were produced in limited quantities, but they are not so rare that the prices are justified on everything they sell. Come on, a lot of those figures I can and have gotten for $3 each and there is no need to spend that much on a little hobby. I was last here a the weekend after Thanksgiving. The customer service was so lacking that I'm tempted to not even give them a three star review because based on that one particular experience, although I've been here many times, was so downright horrible that I wouldn't even give them a one star except that I couldn't give lower. The guy that was supposed to be waiting on me basically walked off chatting on his phone and ignored every customer in there. It was near closing time, but there were a bunch of people waiting for assistance and he just walked off to take a personal call on his phone while staring right back at the line at the counter. Some nice girl that didn't really know what she was doing was forced to come to the front and take care of everything herself and mumbled apologies at us, but it wasn't her place to apologize, it was his. He disappeared and we never saw him again as we left the store. I'm still surprised that I bought the pieces I wanted, but they were ones that I was missing and I did want them. I do admit to having a little buyer's remorse over purchasing them with that guy's attitude. The store does have nice Lego displays for children and a huge selection, so that's what brings people through the door. It certainly isn't the customer service that is lacking in all areas.

We've been using The Robot Garage lego subscription kits and their in-person classes over the two…read moreyears and absolutely love them! Their friendly teachers, amazing staff, and fun learning environment make their classes for kids the best. They make learning engineering fun for kids! Convenient parking, too which is always a plus as a parent.

I had a very disappointing experience with this school's admissions process. My child was denied…read moreacceptance, and what was most frustrating was the complete lack of transparency or explanation behind the decision. As a parent, you invest time, effort, and hope into the application process, so receiving a rejection without any meaningful feedback feels dismissive and unprofessional. I understand that private schools can be selective, but clear communication and basic courtesy should still be part of the process. Even a general explanation or guidance would have shown respect for families going through admissions. Based on this experience, I would caution other parents to be prepared for limited communication and to consider whether this aligns with the level of support and openness they expect from a school community.

Eagle Creek is a wonderful school. I went there when I was in middle school, now I send my daughter…read morefor drop in babysitting. I could not be happier. She LOVES it! The classrooms are huge and spacious, the teachers GENUINELY care for the kids they care for, and they spend time doing activities that challenge their brain. This is such an awesome thing for babysitting too, and it's a great price for all of the cool things they do all day. My daughter is always so tired when she comes home, and she cries whenever we pick her up. I'm so happy we get to send her!

I went here as a kid, I was in 1999. I was in 5th grade and I remember having a great time.read more

We took a bunch of kids here for a field trip, and Jill and staff were nothing short of amazing!…read more Soo many great things to say, and not enough space! Give them a try for your camp needs!

After having been riding at many other stables I found that Rochester hills was the best! The…read morestaff was friendly & very knowledgeable. My trainer gave me a thorough lesson and made me feel comfortable & safe. The horse was quiet & steady. I loved my experience riding there so much I bought the 40 lesson package for a very reasonable price:).

I rode here as a teen and thought I would give it a try again. After a couple times I remembered…read morewhy I stopped the first time. The people are unfriendly and the rings are packed. There are sometimes six horses in one indoor ring at a time with three different instructors. It's a mess. As a returning rider, I had a lot I needed to learn again and lots of muscle tone to build. I was up for the challenge. However, they had me riding either lame or behaviorally problematic horses. It was very frustrating. When I asked them about riding a different horse that I could learn more on--just while I got my muscles and skills back--they were unsympathetic. I recognize that school horses are not known for being amazing, but that's not what was going on here. There were easy horses--I just wasn't riding them on a consistent basis. I put off writing this review because I wasn't fully convinced that they were the problem--I thought maybe my expectations were off. Unfortunately for them, I have gone on to have an INCREDIBLE experience at a different barn. I feel like I can unequivocally say now that this is not where you should spend your money. In fact, in my experience, they will treat you like they don't want your money anyway. Sorry about the bad review. I hope you will treat the next people better.

A place where your painting skills aren't judged. Best part, its BYOB! Wooo hoo!…read more My boyfriend surprised me with this Painting with a Twist event! The staff was friendly and attentive. The instructor that day was helpful, lively, and fun. Even if the room wasn't as active, ahe encouraged us. There was also an instructor on the floor going around helping us. Instruction was clear and step to step process was a good pace for us first timers. They provide the materials and also sell drinks there as well if you didn't happen to pick up wine or beer. I am definitely going to try this place again!

The painting class was fun and our teacher kept us engaged and positive. The crew was attentive and…read morevery helpful.