I couldn't help but notice that any negative reviews were under the OLD management. Danyel and Matt…read moreNEW management have done wonders for this facility in so many ways. The knowledge, love and compassion that they have for each and every horse there is impressive. They bring new life to this facility that it was in desperate need of. They are the hardest working barn managers that I have ever met and I have boarded my horses for over 20 years. They have put their heart and soul into making sure that this barn is safe, pleasant and well maintained. They are professional, knowledgeable, compassionate, empathetic and go the extra mile in everything that they do. The care that they provide is amazing. I guarantee you that Danyel knows every horses name and special needs on that property. She takes a lot of pride in the services that they provide and it shows. The facility is very clean. They also offer lessons and training which I highly recommend. Danyel personally trained one of my rescue horses that came from horrific conditions of neglect and abuse. When we first brought him home you couldn't even get close to him without him striking out. He was terrified. After 90 of him being with Danyel she was riding him bareback around the property. He went on to become an amazing horse. She was gentle and kind with him and asked him all the right questions. He responded to that. I highly recommend her for training.

I had my horse at valley mount ranch from August 2024-February 2025. we moved closer to my house…read morefor a few months then came back to valley mount. we LOVE the atmosphere at valley mount ranch. There is very little-no drama and everyone I mean EVERYONE is so so kind and respectful. we have never had any issues here. Danyel and Matt are the best people. they are the only people(along with my boss) that I 100% trust with my horses. 100% reccomend valley mount.

A fantastic barn! I never want to leave this place! The care is superb. The owner, manager, and…read moreentire staff go out of their way to ensure every horse gets what they need. The prices are very reasonable and the facilities offer everything you could need. I just can't say enough good things about Spring Haven Stables. It's truly a dream barn.

Lilly has been such a huge help to me. She is an excellent teacher of both horses (mine) and people…read more(me). Lilly has helped my mares progress in using their bodies correctly and becoming more tuned in to cues. Both of my horses are senior and struggle to keep weight on and to build their toplines. Lilly gave them a nutritional analysis and made recommendations for feeding. Lilly really, really knows horses! I recommend her for any horse needs!

My son had the best time at this summer's beginners wheel camp. He absolutely loved it. I enjoys…read morehow it was not over packed and he was with other kids in his age range only. We will do more classes here.

It started out bad from the moment we arrived. We were completely ignored by the people working…read morethere, so we just stood there waiting for direction. Finally someone sitting at a table told us what to do. After about 15 minutes, one of the people working there came over to us and began giving us directions on how to work with the clay and a few utensils they had to use on the clay. He kept saying, just do whatever you want to do with the clay, and we didn't know what our options were "to do with the clay". When I asked for examples of what we could do, they really had no examples, and he pointed to work that was on the shelves that other people had done. It was very frustrating. We felt like little kids given some play doh. So we were supposed to get a call when our projects were done, no phone call. I finally called and our projects had been done a couple weeks prior. When I went to pick them up, they were on a shelf outside the studio, so I had no interaction with anybody when I went to pick our projects up. I would not suggest anyone go to this studio. They run it like a kids play doh class??

Racism is alive and well in 2023 and unfortunately it came to my front door…read more On Sunday, March 13th Laila completed her final gymnastics meet of the season. One in which she received 2nd place-Overall Gymnastics among her team as well as the other competing teams. Following, this meet her Level 1 Junior Olympics team coach Maggie thought it was appropriate to write Laila a congratulatory notes calling her Miss Bojangles!!(Please see the note attached). To say we were appauled, outraged, and shocked would be an understatement. What hurts the most is that in speaking to Laila and educating our 8 year old on the history of Bojangles, racism, and many other topics Laila expressed feelings of hurt, and extreme sadness. How do you explain to a child at 8, that everyone that says they like you and are a proud of you unfortunately aren't. Thankfully, I am a Mental Health Counselor and know how to treat Trauma. On Tuesday, March 15th I promptly emailed @All American Gymnastics and Super Ninja St.Louis owner Susan (Sue Renshaw) and below is her response. As you read it it says nicknames are given for team building purposes. Also, noted if Laila was hurt we apologize. No sincerity, nor accountability. It is absolutely apparent that Sue's lawyer wrote this document for her. Sue references how she was so looking forward to Laila continuing with them. I can name 3 reasons she was. 1. Laila always brings home individual scores of 35 or higher, 2. She is an awesome gymnast, and 3. We pay our financial obligations and show up and show out everytime. Sue's self/business accountability looked like releasing us from the remaining 2 months of financial obligations and not allowing Coach Maggie Coffey the opportunity to explain her choice of nickname. Also, Maggie has never referred to Laila as this name in front of myself or any other family members. Please share this post and help us hold All American Gymnastics and Super Ninja accountable!!! #IStandWithLaila

All American Gymnastics' Ninja classes are a great option for kiddos who are looking for ways to be…read moreactive in ways other than traditional team sports. The facility is perfect for classes, the class sizes are small enough to get individual attention, and the parent area is comfortable. I'd highly recommend for kids from toddler to school age.

This is my first time rock climbing and I had an incredible time! I went with a small group of…read morefriends thinking this place would be packed since it was Saturday but the all around atmosphere of the place was calm and uplifting. There was no pressure to try any of the climbs they had and we were able to take our time and climb for HOURS. We got here around 3pm and left around 6:40 and we had a great time! All the gear here at upper limits are reliable and the people here were super friendly! Would definitely recommend this place for beginners and advanced climbers alike!

I hadn't gone rock climbing in years and me and my boyfriend found a Groupon to go for pretty cheap…read moreso we thought why not give it a go. We went on a Saturday morning soon after opening and it was packed. Check in was easy and quick and I got a brief orientation before starting to climb. Since it was crowded there was an occasional wait to climb certain walls but it gave me a much needed rest between climbs. I also tried bouldering for the first time which was pretty fun and different.

A very nice place to practice gymnastics/have your kid do so. They have plenty of practices and…read moreopen gym as well. The facilities are beautiful, the instructors are kind and friendly, and they offer great and competitive pricing. I would recommend this place to anyone.

Just switched my daughter to Barron From another gym, and she absolutely loves it! The teachers…read morehere are amazing! Can't wait to watch her grow and meat through Barron gymnastics!

Place is a hidden gem in the back of Chesterfield Commons. Lots of space, a multitude of classes,…read moreplenty of equipment on sale there to enable you, and even children birthday party areas. Party room is solid and functions well for the needs, but it's the kids climbing area that is of value. Over 10 separate walls of varying detail, obstacle climbing spots, plenty of automatic repel machines, counter walls, and even interactive obstacles like build your own block walls. Only drawback is ventilation within that children's climb area as it gets hot quick and even if they bring in a box fan, it doesn't circulate the whole room which is what's needed. The main climb area is well cooled and ventilated so I really don't understand why that one specific area is so bad.

A great bouldering gym! We were visiting from DC so here is what I wish I knew about the gyms…read morebefore researching myself on the r/climbing subreddit on Reddit and other sites: This location (Chesterfield/West County) is basically a bouldering gym. It's located in a large strip mall which also has a Goodwill thrift store on the other side. Very little top rope climbing (just one wall). I believe the Maryland Heights location is supposed to have more top roping but we didn't go there. Day passes were kind of a teeny more expensive than I was hoping ($20) but if you can return again at all the memberships and class packs sound like a good deal. They also were running Black Friday sales for the weekend and those seemed good too but we couldn't really be around to take advantage of those. We were there Sunday early afternoon and there was no one else there. People started trickling in around 3pm and by 5pm there was a healthy crowd there, but still pretty easy to get on a wall with almost no wait. The kids seemed to be having a great time in the "Wacky Wall" area with the auto belays. It has a separate reservation portal/system and separate pricing. There's also a small private room off to the side for birthday parties and events. The climbing "cave" was pretty cool but damn do the holds need to be brushed. Slid off (probably because we rented shoes as well) more times than I'd like. Pretty challenging routes and a good variety of routes too, but I'm not sure how much they reset them. The wall whiteboard said June 2021 but that didn't seem updated. The fitness area was decent but I'd maybe become bored if the area became crowded with more people using it at peak hours. But since I wasn't planning on becoming a member, it was perfect. :) Locker rooms and showers were a little dated and old (women's side, I did not see the men's) but fit the requirements. The lockers have their own electronic locks with instructions on them, but I couldn't get them to work/many of them were locked. It didn't matter much to me since I wanted to keep most of my stuff in the cubbies out in the climbing area anyway. Wish we could come back to the gym more than once this trip but I'm sure we'll be back in the future.