Lox life camps is great and the kids love it. We love having such a great camp in our own…read moreneighborhood!

From the owner: Exciting news! Introducing Lox Life Camp, a day camp for 5-12 year olds during school breaks. Join…read moreus for a summer filled with adventure, friendships, and endless fun! From arts and crafts to outdoor activities, Lox Life Camp has it all. Don't miss out on the best summer ever!

Amazing place! Have been taking our 4 year old here for a year, they have great horses and awesome…read morecoaches... The coaches are very patient with everyone involved even the parents! Barn is clean and prices are fair, would recommend to anyone looking for riding lessons.

From the owner: Building character, strength and focus for riders of any age and skill level. Offering lessons or…read moretrail riding for the serious competitor or the simple love of horses in our riders.

Unsubscribing from the program is impossible. The staff…read morerefuse to cancel subscription. Never believe they unsubscribe you. Have to call bank to cancel credit card.

Absolutely unprofessional and zero accountability. We had a class booked for Saturday, 10th Jan for…read morea few weeks. We received email confirmation confirming the class as well as a reminder a day before the actual class. However, when we showed up, they mentioned that they didn't have any empty system and they will have to reschedule our class. We live 30 mins away from the location and that was extremely frustrating. They had tried to call us 20 mins before the start of the class to mention that it was cancelled, however I was driving then. I just don't understand why cancellations notices cannot be sent at least a day in advance. It's such a waste of time for parents to drive 30 mins each way and then be told that class is cancelled.

Matt, Jennifer, and Soly were great. This was a Christmas present to our girls and it could not…read morehave been more worth it. Our four-year-old got a little scared but still tried it. Our six-year-old had an absolute blast. We will certainly be coming back again!

If you're looking for something fun in West Palm Beach, something different and exhilarating, I…read morebelieve Aerial Trapeze is the perfect outing. I can be a bit of a drive (out West in Loxahatchee) but it's worth it. It's hard to describe in words how much fun this truly is, particularly with these unique instructors that make you feel at-home, no matter your age, shape/size, athletic ability, or fear of heights. I've seen old-and-young, fit and not-so-fit, and just about everyone we've watched has had a great time. If it's your first time, you don't need to have any experience of special ability, not that I'm aware. We've watched 8 year old children pick it up quickly. Here's a quick preview of what to expect: For the first 20 minutes or so, they'll give you a tutorial and work with everyone in a group. Typically there will be roughly 10 people involved. Next they'll have people line-up to head up the ladder and try the trapeze. They have safety harnesses and there does not appear to be any serious risk. Yet your brain will tell you that you're not in a harness, while your heart beats in exhilaration. In fact, every time I've visited trapeze, I've completely forgot that I'm harnessed and adrenaline is in high-gear. After three attempts to get the basics down, they'll allow you to try a catch. This is where you let go of one bar and you are caught by an instructor swinging on another bar. After each session, you'll fall to the net, doing a flip that will come natural. Here again, they counterweight the harness so that you aren't risking your life. Once you finish, you'll watch the others in your group. About ten minutes later it will be time for you to go again. By the time it's over you'll feel exhilarated. And if you've never done it before .. The next day your muscles will let you know that you've moved parts of your body in a way they've never moved before! The price is about $50 per person and the experience lasts about two-plus hours total. One final tip: Before you arrive, take a look at their website to get a list of tips/FAQ's. There are certain types of clothing, etc -- that make a better experience for everyone.

My son began - and grew - his love for soccer with the Strikers. I watched him progress throughout…read morea few seasons of recreational and now in the competitive program. My husband volunteered countless hours of his own time as a rec coach and I have now become my son's best cheerleader from my lawn chair each and every game. Mal is a great director, and is always open and receptive to feedback, and the coaches have invariably been kind and supportive of my 10-year-old son. I can't imagine another place that feels more like "home" and I am proud to be part of the Strikers family.

Royal Palm Beach Soccer is a great place to learn and play. I have been involved with this program…read moresince it started. My kids have played here and now my grandkids play here. They absolutely care about their players. They try to put players in the best positions for both the team and the child. Some parents think their kids should only play one position and then they don't learn any other positions so therefore, the child thinks that as well. Parents should be teaching their children to be TEAM players and not individuals. Kids should be learning what it is like to be on a TEAM. If they don't want to play as a TEAM PLAYER then they should go play tennis, or ping pong or an individual sport, of which soccer is not. Royal Palm Beach teaches children how to play in a TEAM environment and how to get along with others. If you want to go elsewhere, feel free since the grass is allegedly greener on the other side. We love this program and great job to everyone who runs it from the board members to the coaches. See you on the fields.

The staff and instructors are awful towards the children. They have zero patience and talk to them…read morelike animals. My 4-year-old son asked me why the teachers think he is a "bad kid". When I asked my older son about this, he said the teachers want him to stand still and not move most of the day. If he tries to run around, they tell him to stop being bad, It's gymnastics camp! I am paying for my boys to run, jump and play. They have a "water play" day at camp that consists of the teenage instructor spraying 20 kids with a hose. It's an absolute joke, horrible establishment with unprofessional staff. DO NOT bring your kids here. Especially boys, I noticed they are very rude to the boys.

HATED IT!! Yelled at my daughter for having a headache, Teachers laughed at my daughter for…read morefalling. Teachers saw bullying going on and did not report it or say anything. Teachers use bad language against the kids like **Im tired of you!!** Do not bring you kids here i'm warning you...

My son had a wonderful time at surf camp last year. He is asking to go back again this year. We…read morecan't wait for summer to start!

My son loves it! Staff is amazing. Such a great way to spend the day, out surfing with peers. Such…read morea great experience! Very organized! Highly recommend!

I've been a volunteer for FRA for almost a year and I've taken lessons for a couple of months and I…read morecan safely say that there is so much goodness at this barn. The owner, Alison, puts the horses and her clients over her own needs ANY day. In the short time I have been with her, I've learned so much about horse care and equitation. She has created a space where I feel safe and challenged. Lessons are also affordable, especially for the Wellington range. I've developed such a bond with the horses and my trainer!

Beautiful horses and caring people at this ranch. It was easy to find and I had a wonderful lesson…read moreand am looking forward to my next one