My son loves this camp - great activities, great role models for counselors, super helpful staff…read more He always begs to go for more weeks each summer.

I signed up for the adventure part week five, and worse experience ever. not at all adventure the…read morebrochure straight up lied to you.

We had my son's seventh birthday here and it was fantastic! The experiments kept the kids…read moreinterested and they all had fun making cotton candy and slime. The workers were great with the kids and they took care of everything. It was a very easy place to have a party. We just had to bring cake and they did everything else! I would highly recommend a party here.

From the owner: Mad Science of Western NY is on mission to spark the imagination and curiosity of children by…read moreproviding them with fun, interactive and educational programs that instill a clear understanding of what science is, and how it affects their world. From Birthday parties to Summer camps, After School Programs to Preschool workshops, Library visits to Corporate events, we do it all!

Zoe was a joy to ride with! So friendly and chatty with great knowledge of the trails and the…read morehorses. I took a two-hour ride on waffles, a joy of a Belgian draft to ride. With my experience level, we were able to do decent bursts of cantering uphill, and Waffles has quite the motor for a draft! there is such a variety of horses and sizes that there is likely a personality to fit any person (within reason). on the hilltop boogie ride, the farm we passed through was beautiful and it was fun to see the other animals. The trails were beautiful as well, with red-tailed hawks soaring overhead, bucks leering at us warily through the trees, and various other critters to spot from the trail. All the staff was friendly, sharing jokes and quips before and after the ride when we passed by. The solo fee is extremely reasonable, as was the price of the ride itself. For those who haven't experienced it, the creek crossing would be fun! I guide beginner trail rides for work in Pennsylvania, and I learned a few helpful tricks and ideas to implement over there. I can confidently recommend this facility, and Zoe as a guide!

I'm in love with this stable! I've been trail riding all over for years and Painted Bar Stables…read morewins the Blue Ribbon! Here's why: Erika, the owner, takes the time to learn about each prospective rider before you come so she can pair you with the perfect horse. So be sure and take the time to let them know in the online questionnaire how you are with horses and riding. I'm a confident rider and got a great horse for me where my husband isn't as confident rider and he was paired with a sweet easy going horse, Faye. Actually all the horses are sweet and wonderful. We did a one hour trail ride. The trail was fun - not too challenging and we even got to stop by a beautiful creek so the horses could take a drink. It's absolutely magical & no better way to see the beauty of this region. Now the horses: They are all beautiful, very healthy and thus happy. You can get to know them on the Painted Bar Stables website! Many are rescued and have been revitalized by being in this wonderful place. I can't wait to return.

I purchased the Groupon and brought my 7 year old for her birthday. She loved it! The owner is a…read moresweetheart, she's so helpful and is able to run a busy business and hold a summer camp. I was very impressed with her and her children! It is pricey but we will be back! Excited to pick up our pottery in a week! There's many colors to choose from and a variety of pieces for everyone's tastes. I will also be looking at going to some of her classes; she hosts some wood painting classes that look fun.

We came in for painting with sonme family and had a blast! I chose to paint a bowl, but they had so…read moremany options it took me a while to decide. The have an ample amount of paint options and brushes, which was great. We were a larger party, but we all had enough room at a large table. We also appriciated the worker playing some Taylor Swift music for us! My mom ordered one of their hot drinks, and she really enjoyed it. It is nice that they have a small cafe inside with multiple drink and snack options, espically as you can be there for a while working on your art. I do have to say they are more expensive than other locally owned pottery places, but we were happy with finished pottery pieces.

would not recommend. The instructors were very unprofessional and put down the kids. The horses…read morebite, and it is not a safe environment.

Heres the good, main instructor knows what he is doing for the most part…read more Heres the bad not always the friendliest environment. The way leaders in this sport set the example for other in this sport is important. I don't think every kid deserves a participation trophy but I will echo a previous review the coach there is tough you need thick skin to deal with him. Not a place where the kiddos can build self esteem in the saddle. Horses are cared for moderately well. But overall as a teen who road here I had good foundation and I thank him for that but the trainer really at times was petty and unkind but much of this area suffers from drama and unprofessionalism it is profoundly sad to me the nonsense that goes on. My recommendation is he is good with the horses and not always the people.

My son just attended football camp here, and I was able to volunteer for lunch hosting during one…read moreof the days. The views are amazing. What a fun location & camp. The kids had access to all the amenities while also being able to have several football practices on site. My nieces recently attended a week long camp here as well - teenagers and they absolutely loved it. Highly recommend this local camp for anyone looking for that summer adventure.

My wife and I will not be sending our daughter to this camp again. I think the regimented schedule…read moreplayed a part. Two showers at two minutes everyday and if she was running a bit late they left her behind. Which I think is crazy. The high platform was closed. She was disappointed she didn't get to go tubing. She wasn't bragging about the food. She was an 11 year old pretty much on her own. I don't think the counselor was helping her out as well. All of her bunk mates knew one another so she was an outcast. No one would go with her into the haunted house so she went alone. I would think the counselor's job would be to look after the ones that aren't fitting in. She was in tears when she left. She was blaming herself. If I had known all of this I would have picked her up Wednesday. What an awful experience she had.

This stop was definitely on the way out of business or not really sure the status. It is a donation…read morebased visit so you can give what you are able to and/or want. When exploring it was very difficult to navigate as there was little to no signage for the trails. We explored around back as the lodge was closed. All of the animals were relocated elsewhere, which I prefer personally seemed very small of an establishment to maintain any animal life. There is a short walk to the back field and there is an awesome 6-story treehouse that you can go in and climb around. We explored for a bit and went on our way. Definitely a neat feature to check out for a quick time kill.

We arrived after hours, so we weren't able to check out the interior, but we visited the 6 story…read moretree house (a short walk from the back of the nature center), which was as awesome as it sounds. It was impressive that a group of students built the structure, and my kids had fun running around and scaring each other at each turn. :) There is a lovely field near the nature center with a pollinator garden, so if we had more time, we would've spent time running around there too. I was sad to see that the animal habitats were empty with signs that this was due to a lack of funding. Please support this awesome nature center!

I wish I had taken some pictures but I didn't think to review them until I left. We had 4 cabins…read morebooked for our family for Mon-Thurs. All the cabins has been recently updated and felt very clean. Mattresses were pretty good especially for camping. The cabins come stocked with paper towel, coffee, mugs, coffee pot, dish and hand soap, tp, garbage bags, sponge and first aid kit. You do still have to bring basically all your stuff as if you were camping. The pool has 2 canopy areas with picnic tables underneath. The pool is only open when the lifeguard is on duty which is a bummer but understandable. There is a short walk to the water where the canoeing/boating/docks are. It is a walk back up a hill but it's not too horrible. The groundskeeper also keeps some livestock onsite which our 2 year loved. She got to hold some baby chicks and we saw sheep roaming free. Nearby places to check out include wineries (obviously) Shtayburn Dairy, FLX Weinery and climbing bines brewery. This place is very affordable and the amenities are a great deal for the price, where else can you stay this cheap on Seneca Lake?

I went here and it was terrible, the food was gross and I couldn't wait to get out of there. The…read moreshowers were moldy. When we went sailboating the wind died and We had to swim the sailboat to shore as they were watching, not safe at all. The partner I was paired up with refused to get in the water since she doesn't like swimming. I would not recommend this place.

Greece, NY location/Typo on zip. I found the facility to be small and congested in the workout…read moreareas. Also, I found it awkward that an employee stands at a podium in the actual workout area. It felt like members were being watched! A front desk staff member seemed uninformed about specific programs! She reviewed and provided member info to a non-member which I found to be unprofessional and a privacy concern.

The pool is nice I thing I HATE is that you have to do your deep end test in the big pool and 16…read morefor the sauna.Gym is fine...

I saw the other review and had to write one because our experience was very different. My daughter…read morewent there for tumbling and flying classes and summer camp and because she enjoyed the experience so much, she wanted to be on one of the cheer teams. To be clear, my daughter was 14 when she attended these classes--she was not a little kid wowed with camp activities. And she came with only a back handspring. She's competitive and likes the way the coaches push for results. Despite being "old" to start the sport, she was able to advance her skills through levels 2, 3, and 4. She cheered for two years and both years her teams won bids to The Summit in Orlando. This year she's cheering level 5. Competitive cheer is not a walk in the park. It is an intense sport that requires dedication and discipline. The coaches there are all about that. If you're looking for someone to deliver roses and sunshine to someone who isn't pushing him or herself to advance, this isn't for you. If you want someone to help your child advance his or her skills and your child is motivated to do so, then you should check it out.