Every time I have dropped my kids off or picked them up for this camp for the last two summers the…read morecounselors have been ignoring the kids. Never once have they been playing a game during down time, the counselors seem very overwhelmed and inexperience. Also, they no longer own enough Vans and so many times kids will not have a place to shelter in severe weather. The counselors in charge of the 5/6 year old kids wasn't watching the kids at all when I picked my kid up a half hour early. The kids were told to hang out under a shelter with absolutely no games or activities during a day that rained all day.

It is really disappointing to have to rate Avid with a one star - but they have earned it. While…read morewe enjoyed having our son in camp last year - this year they are acting like crooks and refusing to refund in full when camps were cancelled. Zero customer service, even sent out a email saying that they won't be replying to emails or voicemail. UPDATE: Andrea with the social media team was the only person to respond from the entire organization. She was able to process close to a full refund, charging a $25 per session admin fee. Not ideal, but at least she deserves credit for the effort she put forth and timely response.

Absolute worst experience with a camp. My nephew might as well have stayed home and watched TV. It…read morewould have been a better environment. The "councilors" were barely paying attention to the kids, the room was filled with children between the ages of 6-13? without appropriate games or activities. Complete chaos any time I dropped off or picked up. I saw one councilor alone with clearly more than 40 kids by themselves. The food pictures my nephew sent were terrible. kids were in and out without any kind of supervision. I could not be more disappointed in a camp. It did not feel safe to send my nephew here for Summer camp after a horrible spring break camp experience.

Great place to go! My son loves his time at Steve and Kate's and enjoys going. The only reason for…read morethe 4 star rating is because food options are very limited and never change. They also aren't the healthiest/most nutritious meals. Otherwise 10/10 recommend.

Geneva Glen offers a safe and respectful environment where children and teens flourish…read moreActivities offer campers time to hike, swim, horseback ride, use bows and arrows and craft projects. Too many to list Small cabins offer time to build friendships and respect within their group. Friendships last a lifetime

My kids have been going here for almost 8 years now. My husband went here as a child, which is how…read morewe got started in camp. It is a camp the way camp should be- outdoors, games, cabins, songs, etc. not once in our history here have we ever had an issue. Yes there is new leadership but not change for the bad. Covid was really hard on the camp, as it was all of us, and so do they charge for extras? You bet. But it's still a great value for your dollar in comparison to other Colorado overnight camps. My kids come back feeling more confident, they have made new friends every session, and they cannot wait to go back. Ken and Nancy, who ran GG for decades, have instilled the traditional GG spirit in all who have attended and led since they retired.

Hosted my son's birthday party here. Coach and owner made a point to make my son feel welcome. Busy…read moregroup of children and everyone had fun!

If your kids aren't students, don't book a birthday party. I was really excited for my girls to…read morehost their birthday party at the studio but there was zero follow up from staff after putting my deposit down. I was promised games, personalized music, age appropriate activities, and instead got an hour of studio time. The day of the party I had to call the studio to ensure that there would be someone there to lead the group of 10 children I invited. Without making that call I'm sure we would have been even more disappointed. Overall the kids did have fun but it was not worth $300.

This place is fantastic! The instructor is really great with our 2 year old. They introduce things…read morein a way that little ones can understand, sequentially building skills and confidence. My kid has a blast on the skis, the obstacle course and the trampoline.

The Littleton location is great. Coach Will seems to work very well with little ones. Small classes…read moremeans each student gets a lot of attention from the coach. This is a super convenient and cost effective way for little ones to get introduced to skiing and snowboarding. Forget about fighting traffic and weather, renting gear, and paying for lift tickets. If you're looking to introduce your little ones to snow sports, Shredder is the ticket. This location in particular is a big space that is dated with a cheerleading gym. Which means there are lots of things to keep kids busy and exhausted before and after class.

Both the staff and the facility are top notch. They made me feel welcome and comfortable despite my…read moredeep apprehension around skiing. I just want to learn enough to keep up with certain family members without risk of serious injury on the mountain, so I'm motivated but still scared, and the team made me feel at ease. It seems like they thought of everything at the facility; there are clean bathroom/locker rooms, cubbies for all your things, gear, and even a little bar area with coffee, snacks, and beer/wine for after a lesson or while watching your kiddos learn. Overall we had a great experience and look forward to the indoor lessons that *hopefully* will help me keep up with the fam on mountain. Oh, and my husband felt like the facility will really help him improve his on-mountain technique despite already being a great skier. So, great for everyone between newbie to experience skier. See you there.

This place was awesome! We did the trampoline park and watched skiers go down the mega ramp. The…read moretramps are very bouncy with high quality springs. The employees were very helpful in teaching us how to do various tricks. My boyfriend went from never stepping foot on a trampoline to almost doing a backflip within a few hours. Got there Sunday morning, it didn't start getting crowded until the early afternoon. Very nicely kept establishment and easy parking. Fair admission price for a fun day activity.

I had such a relaxing afternoon at Evergreen Lake. It's only about 30 minutes from downtown Denver,…read moremaking it an easy getaway without spending hours in the car. The main parking lot was full when we arrived, but the overflow parking was surprisingly easy. There was someone at the entrance directing cars, handing out the shuttle address, and answering questions. The free shuttle arrived within minutes, had air conditioning, and dropped us off right at the lake. The atmosphere is what makes this place special. It's clean, family-friendly, and surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery. You can bring your own kayak, paddleboard, canoe, or other non-motorized watercraft, or rent one there. Life jackets are required and rentals have time limits, but everything was well organized. The water was a little browner than I expected, with some natural tree limbs and debris floating around, and swimming isn't allowed. That said, it didn't take away from the experience. Most people were fishing, paddling around with friends, or simply floating and soaking in the views. If you're looking for a peaceful way to spend an afternoon outdoors, this is a great spot. I had a really good time and will definitely be back.

Please stay away from paddle boarding and recreating on this lake. The lake is extremely dirty and…read morethe staff was very rude. They made you pay $45 to wash off your board that was mandatory.They told us that we had to pay cash only, even though they said credit card was an option. A pontoon boat circled around polluting the water and yelling at everyone regarding their life jackets.There is no relaxing, life jackets are mandatory at all times and being mandated by teen staff. Don't plan on relaxing and or enjoying time at this lake.

Any Lacrosse is good lacrosse. No program will fully meet your child's needs unless he or she is…read morealready so talented they would succeed anyway. Pick and choose your programs and communicate your expectations to the coaches and to your child. 3D has been a reliable source of clinics and training to supplement team competition. Not perfect but another tool in our rotation of year round lacrosse participation. Also access to an indoor facility in heart of the city can be very valuable during a long winter.

June 24-25, 2015:…read more In 2015, the 3D Lacrosse - California Gold Invitational Camp moved to Oceanside, CA from Danville, CA. The cost had also risen from $325 to $475. We expected another great event, quality players gear package, 6-7 hours of premier training on day #1 & Gatorade drinks. Our youngest son was excited to try the camp for himself. Instead of 600+ kids, college level coaches and a great gear package, there were only 200 kids. The gear package consisted of socks, shorts and a t-shirt. This was a far cry from the cleats, duffel bags and heads of years past. A major part of Day #1 was spent doing "registration." Training sessions did not even start until 11 AM. The training was only 4 hours on the first day - (2) 2 hour sessions. The second day consisted of two games, grouped by High School graduating year. My son does not play for a 3D Lacrosse team. He found himself standing on the sidelines, watching the 3D Team players showing off. Instead of exhibiting their team skills, the 3D players would shoot every chance they got - bad angles, congested lanes, circus shots, what ever - it was all about showing off. Many players refused to leave the field, some played for the entire game without rotating off the field - for BOTH GAMES. Purely unacceptable for a "showcase" program. In Danville, the coaches who managed the showcase teams, made sure that the players routinely rotated off of the fields - giving everyone a fair and equitable chance to illustrate their skills. Players that were "ball hogs" were called on it or removed from play. Not the new management. 3D Lacrosse over promoted this camp, over described and hyped it up. In the end, it way under delivered. Overall, this program was a major disappointment. Save your $500 (not to mention your $1500 for hotel, food, rental car, travel expenses, and parents time off of work). Use that $2,000+ to buy some new gear and take some private lessons from a nationally ranked coach !