Huge camp site with lots of different activities to do. The camp itself is very clean and spacious…read more When I went, there had to be about a few hundred on the site but it never once seemed to be crowded. There's places to row, places to swim, sandy outdoor volleyball fields, indoor housing to do activities (and there were so many activities to do, painting, singing, making pins etc). The dining hall was huge and it definitely got festive when it was filled. Again, it was never crowded to me and it seemed as though the more people there were, the better. The camp staff are all amazing and friendly, even though I know it can be super stressful taking care of that many people. It seemed like second nature to them and their vibes definitely spread. There are also indoor cabins to reside in and they are huge. They definitely give you a 'overnight summer camp' kind of feel, with bunk beds and everything. It surprisingly did not get that cold at night either! The washrooms were not as filthy as I expected them to be, and they were actually quite spacious as well. Overall recommend. If your child is coming here for a school grad trip, definitely let them go for an experience that they'll keep with them for life!

I went for the KPRts camp very very fun lots to do! The dining hall was always quite clean and the…read morecabins are pretty nice but I went in May so quite cold very good food. The washrooms aren't the best there are more showers then toilets which causes HUGE bathroom lines that take forever to get through and the floors are a little gross. But over all pretty good place

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.

Birthday party review:…read more We went to the gym for a 4-year-old's birthday party. It was one hour of supervised play (2 instructors) followed by snacks in a small party room (the host was in charge of providing the snacks). The play area was a small rectangular space. There was a rope swing, cushioned stairs and mats, a small trampoline and a cushioned swinging column that kids can swing on. My kids are 1- and 3-year-old stayed mostly in the pillow pit and bounced a bit on the trampoline. After a bit of free play, the kids were told to run through the circuit, but my kids didn't quite grasp the concept. The older kids seemed bored. I'm not sure what the optimum age is for this type of party... Maybe 5 year olds? After the circuit, the kids took turns on a harassed aerial swing. This seemed fun and the kids were pulled quite high in the air. The gym does provide tumbling and gymnastic classes. I peered into the large gym area and it looked legit (I don't know anything about gymnastic classes though). There's also parent and tot classes too. The birthday party might be fun for kids around 5-8 years old. I wouldn't host a party there myself as the play area is small and the activities were somewhat limited, but if my kids are invited to a birthday party there, we'll attend.

This place was lovely! It was welcoming, bright and really well taken care of. We went here for a…read morekid-friend's birthday party a few years ago and at the time were already sending our children to another gymnastics school close by. If we weren't so loyal to the lovely people at "our gym" I'm sure I would have put my kids here. I recall two separate gyms and a "party/eating room" and saw a bigger room where parents could sit and watch the class through a wall sized window. The room our party was in had a lot of different gymnastics equipment that a range of differently aged kids could play with. The party was well organized and they did I nice job incorporating activities that put some nice attention on the birthday kid, to help celebrate her. (I find a lot of indoor playground birthday parties to just be a space rental and that's it. Nothing wrong with that, just know from what I remember, that was a nice feature of this place.) Sorry I can't say much first hand about this place as a gymnastics school. Our friends' kids went there for years and were really happy. They only "quit" because they moved out of country. I'm new to this whole writing reviews publicly thing but the single "1 star" review for this place caught my attention and I felt compelled to add my perspective. I've only been here once, at around the same time as the other review by Jeska P. (Please also note the follow-up response from Kids SuperGym itself - it seems likely that the review was meant for another place - it's a real shame Yelp doesn't do anything about this! This place has been sitting with a single 1 star review for over 3 years??!!) And I give them 5 stars because in my opinion, for what this place is and what our experience was, they deserve this. Is it the ultimate gymnastics school in the world? I have no idea. Did they do "anything wrong" in my opinion to warrant "docking" them a star? Not at all.

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.

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.

Really fun experience for my 2 kids. We will be coming here again as everything was perfect. They…read morealso added some snacks and drinks now so us adults also can have some fun ;)

Had the absolute best experience at Goofing Around! The staff were extremely friendly and helped us…read morewith anything we needed to ensure a smooth process. The facility is kept very clean as well! Highly recommend!

Large spacious play gym with lots to do for kids ages 2-10! I took my kids ages 7&9 to Amazing Fun…read morePark on a Saturday and was pleasantly surprise that the place was even more Amazing in person (compared to their photos). The forest-like entry leading to the check in desk was super cute, check in process was quick (you'll need to sign a waiver for the kids) and after a wristband (to see which patrons' 2-hour play was up), you can remove your shoes, put them in the cubby hole and hang up your jackets (this was a plus since everyone has a bulky jacket during the winter months). There is a stage for kids to sing karaoke and record 360-degree dance videos. You can also check their schedules online as there are bands, princesses, face painting, magic show and the like. There are lots of picnic tables for parents to sit and for birthday parties. There are cute trees and 3D art scattered throughout so it feels like you're in a magical forest. My kids gravitated to the rides - you can ride a dinosaur or drive a 2-person LED-lit car. The vehicles move super slow so even toddlers. An manage them. You basically drive in a circle around this lit up floral/grass area. Right outside this space was the VR experience. Not only do you put on the VR glasses, but the entire 'car' moves (very gently). The first game I played was to shoot the red bugs - you look at the bug, then press the button on your seat to shoot them. I did ask if the VR experience can be ramped up if there are no kids aboard - and they do! We did a walk through of a creepy psychiatric hospital. There is also a huge ball pit area. There was a jungle gym within the ball pit and all along the walls were interactive play tubes. My kids also like the tabletop games, it's a huge touch screen running Android apps. There was also an interactive glowing tile floor. This was difficult to play cuz everyone was running in it at the same time and not really following the rules. Overall, my family had an amazing time. It would be nice if the interactive vehicles went a bit faster and maybe have a cafe of some sort to buy coffee.

I went to the Amazing Fun Park (AFP) in April 2025 with the group of parents, staff and clients of…read moreThe Pines Adult Day Centre, a non-profit organization that provides a safe and enriching day program for adults with developmental and physical challenges. What made this experience extra special was that the management team of the AFP were more than kind enough to alter the AFP schedule to accommodate The Pines Adult Day Centre. As soon as we entered the AFP, we were welcomed with the warm smiles of the wonderful staff. On our way to the check-in counter, we immediately got a whiff of the sweet, crisp and clean air and noticed the inviting vibrant colours of the decor. The staff were very attentive and ensured that everyone in our group had an awesome experience. The interactive games, the virtual reality rides, and the AFP stage provided great amusement to our group. We couldn't be happier with the ambience, the numerous activities and the professional customer service we received.

Visited this playground with my 19 month old daughter. She enjoyed here for more than an hour. We…read morewere very happy to see her engaged and delighted. All the spaces are clean. Staff is very friendly with the kids. They keep the toys in place after kids leave playing from there. I'd say, its very suitable for younger toddlers. We recommend it to all our friends. We'll be coming back.