It's a good pool great people but camp kids are the worst they come out in the middle of no where…read moreand kinda annoy everyone and when we went to get in the play ground councilors basically kicked us off the basketball court even though there was no kids on it.

The tour guides were awesome, they were the best part of the camp. The pool was great, loved the…read moresmall lake and lots of animals at the petting zoo. The bathrooms and cabins were dirty. The food was not good.

Went here as a child and have so many fond memories of this place. It's a massive peice of my young…read moreteenage years and I'm so glad this place is still around! One day I will send my kids here to build their own memories.

I took my son and his friends here for his 13th Birthday…read more Upon arriving the doors were locked. I called and asked if there was a separate entrance and she yelled to someone that they forgot to open the doors. The area was quite a bit smaller than I expected. It was a single room with inflatables to hide behind. It wasn't really organized very well. The individual leading the games would ask everyone if they want to do rematches or play a different version of the game. Of course with different opinions I felt it would be best for the company to choose how the session is laid out. I believe the managers young daughter was joining the session and she walked out of the area a few times and they would ask if the speaker if she was coming back. The guns jammed a lot on the players which was getting frustrating for them. The kids had fun so that's what mattered but as the adult paying for everyone, I just felt it could have been much more organized. The individuals running the show were nice.

Great park lots of fun for the kids, needs a lot more bark. Lots of mud and giant puddles. Also…read morerestroom doors are rotted away and someone tried the women's door open and it won't close damaged badly

Great park for kids with areas for big and littles, there is also a free little library there!…read moreWe've been there a few times and every time it's been clean and not too busy.

It was good but the springboro y is much bigger. I tried some of their equipment and to be honest…read moredidn't like it as well. Plus the one machine I tried hurt my leg and back so I cut it short. I didn't really like this one. I definitely wouldn't want this to be my primary location. I only came here because I had to get something from Atrium Pharmacy so thought I would give it a try.

When you buy a gym membership you dont pay for the previous month you didnt have a membership. You…read morebuy for the proceeding month. This gym charged me for a family membership for an entire month after I cancelled the membership and they claim it's their policy to do so. I think this policy should be illegal as it charges a patron for a service they will not have. I think once you cancel the family membership and reduce it to an individual membership then when you go to pay for the next month like I did you dont get charged for a family membership you just cancelled. You should only be charged for an individual membership. This is common sense. The reason I cancelled the Family Membership is because I couldnt even bring my child into the gym. My son does wrestling and has since he was 6. He's 7 now and it's what he likes to do. We were kicked out of the gym and I had been paying for this non-useable family membership when THEY SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME WHEN I SIGNED UP!!! This gym is not child friendly and it doesn't have good hours for watching kids. If there was another option in the area that was as roomy as this gym we would have a membership there instead. Unfortunately, in the are though there are good gyms they dont offer as much room as this one so I am stuck.

Our training provided by Chris was excellent and comprehensive. iFLY wind tunnels generate wind…read morespeeds of up to 165 mph (266 km/h). iFLY's vertical wind tunnels provide a controlled environment for simulating the skydiving experience.

Horrible customer service nobody answers the phone and items that were purchased were not provided…read more Had to do a charge back with my bank.

My daughter loved it so much and she loved the stuff they did and I am probably going to send her…read moreback this summer for more fun

I remember going here on a field trip in the 8th grade. During the reenactment of The Underground…read moreRailroad, there is a part of it where our group hid underneath a house in complete pitch black darkness. During this, I couldn't see anything and was sexually assaulted by multiple people. All I could do was swat the hands off of me. We were told to be completely silent under the house because it was a scene where the police asked the people living there if they had seen any escaped slaves. It was the perfect storm to sexually assault somebody and nobody will ever know who did it. I was 13. I feel like my teachers and the employees failed me. I'm 26 now and I've carried it with me all of these years. If they are still doing these field trips, I really hope they added a light under the house, even if it's dim lights so that you can see what's happening around you, or cancelled that part altogether. I hope it hasn't happened to other little girls.

Climb time is a great place to go free rock climbing. There are a few different walls to choose…read morefrom depending on what level you want to climb. It's super cheap for two hours as well. No chalk is provided so you'll want to bring you're own.

Finding this place is almost as hard as climbing up the wall for the first time. It's waaaay in the…read moreback of a business zone so keep an eye out for the signs that guide you towards the door. Once inside, you will be able to rent/buy any equipment that will get you (safely) up the walls. It had been a long time since I climbed so I did take the quick belay course $6 and was climbing up the wall in no time. If you just want to climb on the shorter walls (called bouldering) you will not need to have a harness or take the class. You will need to buy a day pass $10 or some other membership. Shoe rental is $4 and I skipped that as I did it in a pair of vibram five fingers shoes. The only other cost for rope climbing is for a harness ($4). So, for either $20 or 24 you can find yourself climbing up one of the various walls, each with its own unique challenge. Some of the walls are really difficult and some are just difficult enough that you will feel really proud of yourself if you can reach the top. And pay no attention to those around you that scale the walls like spiders, they were just like you once. The vibe is really chill and people are friendly and able to offer advice if you need it. I recommend taking breaks every once in a while so that your arms can rest and watch other climbers. My best tip is to use your legs, they are much stronger than your arms and will really get you up the wall. Climbing is very challenging and I really find it both frustrating and rewarding. You will have fun (go with some friends: they do have group rates) and get a workout too!