My kids always rave about this camp every summer. They are kept busy, have fun and the staff are…read morefriendly and professional.

Came here for a party. Clean. Great climbing maze. Great slide. I would say best age to enjoy it…read moreproperly is 4 to 5 years old. shoes off, socks only. I like the price of $12 per child for drop in if needed. I will recommend to family.

We go to Mighty Jungle all the time and love it there. In my opinion, it is the perfect place for…read moretoddlers. Most indoor play places are a little too big for my little guys, but Mighty Jungle has just the right amount of tunnels and slides without all the height. They also have a great baby play area where I can sit with my younger son and still be able to watch my older toddler play. Perfect. I think they may previously had had some noisy inflatables, but they no longer do. The staff is always super friendly and kind. I have never had a problem with the staff or other parents. I highly recommend Mighty Jungle!

We used to be customers, never again. The camp hires incompetent people, who have no training…read moredealing with situations. The counselors do not seem to understand the basic procedures around safety. Also, they monopolize the entire public spaces, harass neighborhood kids, and go as far to call police on pre-teens and teens who are "inconvenience" to them. Shameful.

My son just did True North's March Break Camp at Branksome Hall. It was an amazing camp run by…read morestaff who genuinely care about all the kids. I am looking forward to signing my son up for a few of the summer camps as well - probably going to give flag football and soccer a try.

I attended CNC's first Toronto camp ever and it was awesome. First of all, the camp grounds are…read morebeautiful and the cabins were clean and comfortable. The CNC non counselors were fantastic and made sure we had a great time. Like many things, you get out of Camp what you put into it. It was a great chance to make some new friends and also reconnect with old ones. The activities included things like sailing, high ropes, dodge ball and so much more. I'm not the athletic type, but even I did the giant slip and flip at the end of the apache relay. And it was awesome. The costume parties were also tons of fun. All in all, camp is a great way to relive your youth camp experiences, all with adult beverages. Leave your "too cool for school" adult attitude at home, and go have some fun, and be sure to make a friendship bracelet.

My daughter was taking recreational gymnastics somewhere else prior to joining this club for their…read morecompetitive program. She went from recreational gymnastics to winning 2nd place overall in her first two competitions!! In June she joined BG, and in February she was competing. The coaches and staff are professional and they truly care about the athletes. They make it a fun learning environment, while teaching them the skills required to advance. My daughter loves training here.

Mom and pop shop. First off, customer service is not up to par. Secondly, the owners sons which…read moreare also coaches there has a lingering scent of cigarette smoke on them. If you're tardy for pick up, then be prepared for Linda (the owner's) wrath. Linda would also go as far as calling the other parent if the parent that is supposed to be picking up the child is tardy (what is this - grade school?) As far as training goes, it is mediocre at best but definitely a good bang for your buck. If your child takes gymnastics seriously, I don't suggest training at this club.

Amazing experience! My 17 months old daughter enjoyed it!…read moreGymboree offers diverse classes. We tried the play & learn class, and I'm signing up for a free music trial class. Looking forward to that!

I've been coming here for 4 months now, since my baby was 6 months old. Free parking, never had any…read moreissues getting a spot. Teachers are nice, good mini community. Classes for specific age groups so I don't have to worry about my little one getting hurt by older kids. You can always book make up classes easily, they're very flexible, and there's many different open gym times. My favourite part about it is that it's SUPER clean. Like almost hospital level clean, the cleanest place I've been to in all of the GTA.

If you love your child and value their well being, do not send your child to the camp thus place…read moreoffers. MARCH BREAK, SUMMER OR WINTER CAMP is run by inexperienced, rude CHILDREN with 0 accountability for your child's safety....and that's saying alot as a former staff of the YMCA.

Great place. I used to go to Goodlife, but once we saw what they offered families, it was a good…read moreswitch. I like that they have an indoor running track - being a runner myself - which is especially useful in the winter, or even just as a better alternative than a treadmill. Otherwise, fairly standard gym area and never too crowded. There's also a pool, which you won't have at most other gyms. I'm personally into group classes since they keep me more motivated and interested than working out alone on a machine. Some really good classes and teachers. The only downside at times is if you just have a so-so teacher, since they're given license to plan the class. That can be an upside too if you have a really good teacher, but sometimes with other teachers you may not feel as challenged and/or feel a muscle group wasn't really targeted (at Goodlife, they have standardized classes which doesn't really matter who's teaching). I do enjoy that the group classes have a true 'group' feeling to them, and people will talk with each other. There's also a good balance of men in the group classes, so it isn't awkward like it often was a Goodlife in that sense. A huge value is having the family pass. The big payoff is once your child reaches 3, then they can be in child minding for free during your workout. The kids have options like a 2 story play structure, rather than just being a daycare-environment room. Most of the classes are included in the membership too, so our son has swimming lessons and multi-sports at no extra charge. This was the main reason we chose to join. Downside is the change area. It's very much like a public rec centre rather than a gym or a club with tiled floors, showers which take 2 minutes to get hot water and so on. There is a 'plus' area, which is more of a club environment. It has a steam room and whirlpool. I'd really love these, but it's literally a couple hundred extra dollars a year which is too much right now with a young family. Other gyms like Goodlife have a sauna for everyone, so I don't really like having to pay what is standard for most others. Only reason I can't give a 5 star, but I do really recommend this place.

My daughter has been attending the kindergym classes since January and so far she enjoys it. Since…read moreit's a younger age group, the classes are play based. Enrolment is done online on their website. There is a mandatory $50 gymnastics membership fee that covers up to June. Unfortunately there is no make up class option so if you miss a class, you don't get a refund. There is no re-enrollment fee, which is good at least. I find the beginning of classes disorganized because the coaches don't call out names so you don't know where to go if it's your first class or if there's a substitute coach. My daughter's coach is usually absent so it's frustrating because she likes her usual coach. Overall, it's an okay gymnastics school from the four months we have been going there. We will probably take a break from the kindergym class and re-enroll when she's a bit older when it's less play based.

They should put the experienced kids in a different group and the new kids in a different one. On…read morethe first day here, my kid felt awkward and left out, the coaches expect so much from you on the first day, they dont teach much and think that the new kids already know how to do cartwheels and front rolls.