Amazing camp. Our kids had a wonderful learning experience at Camp Cloverleaf. Would highly…read morerecommend this camp. Fantastic games, the kayaking was great fun for the kids. Manager and staff very attentive and their expertise with campers was outstanding.

Bill was full of hospitality and made our groups visit so worth it. We rented the camp as a winter…read moreUnitarian retreat. The grounds were spacious for group games, and star gazing. The best park was the pontoon boat, and the lovely lake/dock. What a peaceful place in nature. The large dorm like cabin houses are more accommodating and enjoyable than the tiny cabins...but who looks for camping luxury.

Nice enough folks and the facility is fine. The counsellors and CITs generally get high marks from…read morethe kids. That said: The campers have to compete for activities on a daily and weekly basis so, instead of cycling/rotating through activities with their cabin, some kids get the cool activities and others get the less cool activities. If a camper doesn't like the sound of some activity, then he or she never signs up for it and never gets to try it. Also, some of the boys counselors run an unsanctioned fight club for the middle school boys and the camp management is oblivious. Everyone else knows. Feedback from the camp management is poor. Also, a lot of unadvertised religion at mealtimes and bible study--which Bible, pray tell?--that isn't what people signed up for.

Highly recommend. My 8 year old was set on a sleep away camp and we chose Camp Frontier. It was…read moreperfect. Tons of activities, caring counselors and a very happy child who has made a whole set of new friends! A great place!

I went to circle F last year and I am honestly going to tell you about it. I went there on a school…read moretrip last year and the staff where nice for the most part. The food was NOT good. I 100% recommend bringing your own snacks. And the cabins were not that great, they smelled, and there was a LOT of sand. I saw so many bugs and frogs in the bathrooms. Some of the activities were kinda fun. The shower was brutally cold and the lights had bugs in them. It also got VERY cold at night, so make sure to bring blankets while sleeping. Bewear of bugs at night though or else you WILL wake up with bugs in your bed. There were also cockroachs. SO BRING BUGSPRAY.

This place is great and I can't believe I've never reviewed. All three of my sons have been going…read moresince they were young - becoming counselors as they became older. The staff is amazingly wonderful and caring any my boys have all had a most enriching experience. Chris in particular has been kind and attentive. We love Circle F and maybe will send grandchildren in the distant future!

I had to come in and redo a membership.The lady behind the counter was very patient and helpful.The…read moreplace is small but convenient because it's close to my home.

Además ofrece programas. Con miembros y no miembros hoy fue un evento y además estuvo chick file…read more Muy educativo todo los programas que ofrecen y bueno para el desarrollo del niño y adultos. Las instalaciones son limpias. Esta cerca de la casa

Came here to take a tour to see what the hype was about and it lived up to everything I heard about…read moreit I didn't get in the water but the amount of activities they have here and classes and just pure fun. Excited to actually try it out. From the skiing to the obstacle course the beach front is also a beautiful touch

Celebrating my daughter's 10th birthday here. An amazing atmosphere for all ages. The obstacles…read morekeep you cool with falling into the water! It is like a real life ninja warrior. She had a decent lunch; and climb the rope climb in the back of the build to the top! It is a birthday I'm sure she will remember!

We absolutely LOVE this daycare. Our little one has been here since she was one and has been…read moreflourishing as they follow the STEM curriculum. They really do love and care for your child and you notice it right away when you drop off in the morning and throughout the day as they keep you updated with activities through the app. They also have loads of events and activities throughout the school year and have two shows. All other daycares we visited didn't offer anything like this. Truly a great place to enroll your child in!

horrible place. They don't treat the kids, right. kids are always getting sick. they don't clean…read morethe school. they always accept kids that are sick. They don't send them home. That's why the kids are always sick and the place is always dirty. The cook cooks horrible kids don't like the food. The food is always undercooked. They never cook. What's on the menu. Please take your kids somewhere else.

Turkey Creek Stables in Plant City has false advertising on their website. It states that rides are…read more$20 for 1 hour, but when we arrived, we were told it was actually $45 per hour. On top of that, there was also a $5 fee that was never mentioned upfront. When we questioned the price difference, we were told that the website with the $20 pricing has supposedly been up for the past 3 years, and that they "use a different website" as well, which was very confusing and misleading for customers. I had a very disappointing and unsafe experience at Turkey Creek Stables and would not return. During my ride, my horse and another rider's horse began racing each other at a speed that felt completely out of control. Despite repeatedly trying to get my horse to stop, I had no control over the situation. The horses were going so fast that the rest of the group did not return from the guided ride until about 15 minutes after us. I ended up being thrown off my horse and fell directly onto my back. I got the wind knocked out of me and later went to urgent care, where I was told I had significant bruising, including a large contusion on my inner thigh. What was most concerning was the lack of response afterward. No one immediately ran over or properly checked to make sure I was okay. The only person who took the time to come over, check on me, and give me basic advice like icing and taking Tylenol was the hispanic man (the staff member). Aside from that, there was very little concern shown for my safety. I was also very uncomfortable with how the situation was handled afterward. A front desk comment about getting "certified cowgirl stamps" and mentioning my nails being intact felt extremely unprofessional and dismissive given what had just happened. Additionally, the guides appeared very young and not adequately prepared for handling emergencies. During a guided ride, I would expect at least one experienced guide in the front and one in the back to ensure safety and control, but that was not the case here. Overall, I'm highly disappointed with the lack of safety, supervision, and professionalism. I would not recommend this experience and would not go back.

Horses need vet care! Equipment is old, worn out or broken and needs to be replaced. Stalls are…read moredirty. My horse was obviously struggling to keep pace. i suspect she was in pain or some serious discomfort. One staff said she was "tired." Another said she "always walks slow."

I visited the Clearwater Acquarium as part of a corporate awards dinner, so my visit was different…read morethan many who go during the day (although I have visited as a tourist a few years back). My group was brought over from our hotel on trolleys and directed up a flight of stairs. Once we found the correct door, we were led into the dolphin room. We had cocktail hour there, which was cool - as we could walk around the dolphin exhibit while enjoying a cocktail (or 3). After cocktails, we went upstairs to a ballroom area and had dinner and drinks, listened to award presentations, and then had a live band with karaoke. The catering staff was great, although the fish entree was cold and not very flavorful (not the fault of the aquarium IMO). This was a highlight of my business trip and I thoroughly enjoyed the dolphins.

I'm not one for leaving bad reviews, but the Clearwater Marine Aquarium was a little disappointing…read more There is a large tank when you first walk in to the aquarium that was completely empty. Literally no fish whatsoever. You walk around the tank as you walk around the aquarium there are window all the way around, but again, the tank was completely empty. There were other areas of the aquarium that were under construction due to either renovations or expansion. Due to this there were multiple enclosures that had no fish are animals to view. It's a little disappointing when you are traveling for vacation and the aquarium was the place that your daughter was looking forward to the most. All this while still charging full price for admission. All that being said, they have a very friendly and informed staff and volunteers that clearly do a lot for the marine life. It is very commendable the way they are nursing injured marine life back to health. Definitely more of a rescue center than an aquarium.

Great experience for Girl Scouts!!! We've been there a few times throughout the years! We love…read moreranger john!! He's so nice and helpful! We loved the yurts and cabins! Also... definitely do the obstacle course! Best time ever!!

If you remember watching "The Parent Trap" as a kid and thinking that's the kind of camp you want…read moreto go to, then Mah-Kah-Wee is for you. It is a rustic, outdoorsy camp, no cell phones allowed here! Camp Mah-Kah-Wee is a Girl Scout camp. They offer programs throughout they year for girls and have overnight camps during the summer. I have been to Mah-Kah-Wee many times over the years with my daughters, and I really appreciate that we have a facility like this so close to home. The camp surrounds a lake so there are many water activities like canoeing and kayaking available during the summer. There is also a swimming pool. They offer all of the standard camp activities like archery and crafts and they also have an obstacle course. My kids love this place. During the summer the week-long camps are themed so you can find something to match your child's interests. As for the facilities, the best place to stay is in the cabins. They have air conditioning! In Florida you NEED air conditioning in the summer. I've also chaperoned overnights in the tents, which aren't so bad, and a building they call the Eco Center, which is a bit more like a enclosed porch... no AC there. Overall, it's a great place. I highly recommend it. The prices for overnight camp are very good and the kids have a great time.