My mom and I started volunteering at Hand, Hoof and Heart after my father passed, hoping to find a…read morewelcoming place to give back and be around others who care about animals and the community. While the mission is truly incredible, our experience as volunteers didn't reflect that. We often felt unclear on expectations, received little guidance on working with the horses, and experienced inconsistent communication. At times, interactions felt distant, which made it hard to feel fully welcomed. Our final visit to the garden club--where we were initially told it was "full" without prior notice--ultimately solidified that this wasn't the right fit for us, though we appreciated Erin stepping in to let us help. That said, Monica and Dylan were wonderful and very supportive. I genuinely believe in the mission and hope the volunteer experience continues to improve with more structure and communication.

Erin, Emily and the whole team at Hand, Hoof and Heart are superb! We cannot say enough about their…read morecaring attitude and desire to work with children. My son has a wonderful time at the farm and loves the lessons. He is always excited to go and the HHH team makes learning a joy!

I couldn't be happier with our experience at Kiddie Academy . From day one, the staff have been…read morewelcoming, attentive, and genuinely caring toward my child. The environment is clean, safe, and thoughtfully set up to encourage learning and play. The educators do a wonderful job balancing structure with fun, and it's clear they truly care about each child's development and well-being.

I toured the school today and had a great experience. I've toured a few over the past few days and…read morewas in immediate relief after visiting today. The school is new and clean. The assistant director was amazing. She thoroughly explained the school learning curriculum and everything that I needed to know. I love the way the classes are set up and they have everything you need to know outside each classrooms. Safety is a big concern as well. I love that you must enter a code to enter in the building before even reaching the inside of school. I recently moved and I loved my previous daycare but the distance was an issue. However, looking for a new school that was comparable this was the perfect match. I am not that parent that will drop my child off at any school just because the price, because its around the corner from home or I'm rushing to put my child somewhere asap. I'm willing to pay to put him in a quality school. First impressions are everything and this school has me willing to start him today if I could. I'm excited for his first day of school here and to see how he progress through out the year.

Son loves this school. Greatest ser ice provided by the staff. Wonderful response time to any and…read moreall concerns.

Miss Tina and Miss Lauren were so good to my daughter. She had never been to school or daycare…read morebefore her year at pre-k with them, and they took such good care of her. She learned so much from them and they are stars in my eyes. I can only hope they're still teaching when my son starts next year.

Best kept secret in Woodstock! Summer camp allows for a choice of over 25 different camps…read more(horseback, science, craft, woodworking, cake baking, fishing, water sports, princess, jedi, etc) and 300+ acres for children to roam & explore with their group. My daughter loves it & has for years. Love the horseback program. Truly greatest place to spend the summer. Every counselor was my daughters favorite & still impact her life. Great for children 4-15 & at 16 can get a job. Met several counselors who were former campers. Nice to know they place such value on this program. Great to know their is a camp with so much to offer with huge legacy of YMCA. They also have a soccer program & other sports programs that many say is great just did not interest my daughter.

The location is great, however this review pertains to their youth soccer program. My 8 year old…read moreson just finished his 2nd soccer season with them. The first was great. The coach was good with the kids, and everything seemed to run as smoothly as it could. Unfortunately, this second season has left me greatly disappointed. I wasn't as happy with it in general as I was last year, but that is fine. I was still planning on signing him up again next season. Recent events have made me change my mind though. At the end of October, my son took a direct hit from a soccerball to the face during practice. After walking it off, he seemed okay and continued on with the practice. The next day, we get a call from the school nurse. She tells us that he has a headache and he is disoriented. We pick him up from school and take him to the doctor, where we discover that he has a concussion. The doctor says that he needs to refrain from soccer until the follow up visit the next week. I don't hold COY responsible for any of this. Things like this happen in sports all the time. We knew that when we signed our son up. We emailed the coach to let him know about our son received a concussion at practice and of the doctors orders. We told him that we would not be at practice that Friday or the following Monday, nor the game that Saturday. We did not receive a response. This bothered me, but I let it slide. I still received emails from the coach addressed to the team regarding practices and games, but nothing about my son. We took our son to the follow up visit a week later, and the doctor said that he was better, but still recovering and that he would have to sit out the rest of the season. Again, I emailed the coach to update him on the situation. This time I asked him to let us know how he would like us to finish out the season. Again, I did not receive a response. The last game of the season was last weekend. We still haven't heard from any of the coaches. There were three of them, and none of them could be bothered to make a phone call or send an email. Earlier this week, we sent an email to the director of the youth soccer program. We still have not received a response. COY is not responsible for my son getting injured, but I am holding them fully responsible for the lack of communication of their staff. I suppose that the COY youth soccer program is decent enough, just don't expect them to care if your child gets injured on their property while participating in their program. If that matters to you, you might want to find something else for your child to do.

(NOTE: My review is for the BridgePoint Church location - there are several locations around the…read morecity.) Parents know the struggle and the stress involved in trying to keep their kids occupied for the summer. After a horrible experience at a well regarded camp last summer, we gave this one a try at the recommendation of a friend (and proximity to our home). It was phenomenal. From the programming (lots of tracks to choose from) to the friendly, professional staff (shout out to Miriam, Emily, and Justin) to the registration process (and the app that actually works!), everything was seamless. I was extra vigilant this year after last year's disaster and every day during pick up, my son enthusiastically told me how much fun he had without prompting. I didn't hear a single complaint from him in the two weeks we were there. One of my favorite aspects of the camp was Parents Day (takes place every Friday) where they invite you in a bit early to show you what they've been working on all week. We're currently looking for a place to store all of his projects. He can't wait to come back in the very near future.

Club SciKidz camp provided an excellent introduction to 3D modeling and printing. The camp offered…read morea perfect blend of creativity and technology. My son brought home a kit that he can use to print his own things at home. This camp provided an engaging, educational experience that sparked a genuine interest in 3D printing and engineering. It's an excellent opportunity for kids to develop valuable skills while having fun during the summer break. My son is looking forward to camp next year!

What a beautiful place to come for camp. My school comes every year for an Overnight Camp. The camp…read morehas College students working to assist us during our 2-day overnight. The cabins are clean and spacious. They have plenty of activities from Hatchet, Corn Hole, Arts & Craft, Archery, Tubing, Kayaking, and Blacktop games. The food is delicious as well! The kids love the S'mores the best, being cooked over camp fire. Also, they have an Amphitheater where we can watch movies under the stars. We appreciate Allatoon service and staying here.

Outstanding meeting and overnight spaces for groups. The facilities are well kept the scenery is…read moreamazing big

My daughter attended 2 weeks of YCA summer camp in Coral Springs and absolutely loved it!!…read more Chef Mel and Chef Rich were amazing and my daughter had such a great experience. I highly recommend it! I will continue to look for opportunities for her to attend classes throughout the year.

The summer camp here is AMAZING! My daughter absolutely loved it and still talks about it. She came…read morehome the first night and made me dinner! I was very hesitant to send her by herself but the owner and staff were very nice and welcoming. Highly recommend sending your kid here!

So many options for ALL ages. Family atmosphere. Very attentive staff. Good vibes. Convenient.read more

The service was good. The facility itself is kind of on a small size in comparison to other YMCA…read morethat I've been to across the country. But the nice thing about it, is that it is in a military community. Being that I am a veteran, I really did enjoy that part. I do recommend this facility for families... There are a lot of families that go to this facility because they have a library off to the side which is unique.