High demanding, long hours, no breaks, working from open to close often, high turnover rate,…read morestressful, no commodity, under appreciated, tired, no home work life balance, underpaid staff, no structure.

Where do I begin! This place is amazing! My son was able to get in within a week of visiting…read more Teachers (Ms. Lele & Ms. Priscilla were so good with Oliver. He was not eating solids when he first started. When we left, he was eating solids and feeding himself. Tuition is reasonable. They allow you to do week to week or month to month. Received daily updates and pictures from staff. If we go to Texas again, we'd have our son go back to Kiddie Academy.

4 stars? Let me tell you why…read more We've been visiting The Woodlands Children's Museum regularly for the past couple of years, and overall it's been a solid experience for younger kids. It's a well-managed space that's clearly designed for structured, imaginative play rather than chaos. If you know what to expect, it can be a great outing. Pros: * The location right off The Woodlands Parkway makes it easy to get to without going far out of the way. * The museum is the perfect size--big enough to keep kids engaged, but not overwhelming for parents or little ones. * They host multiple events throughout the month, which helps keep things interesting beyond a standard visit. * Being able to host birthday parties here is a big plus and very convenient. * Pricing feels fair for what's offered, especially compared to larger, more crowded children's attractions. Cons: * The layout doesn't change very often; in two years, I've only seen one noticeable update, which can make repeat visits feel a bit repetitive. * Parking can be frustrating since the lot is shared with a large gym, especially during peak hours. * The shopping center itself is pretty outdated and could really use a remodel, which affects the overall experience. * This is not the place for very hyper kids who need to run freely--everything is more controlled and calm. * There are no concessions, and outside food or drinks aren't allowed, which can be inconvenient for longer visits. Overall, this museum is a great option for younger children who enjoy hands-on, imaginative play in a calm environment. It's affordable, well-located, and thoughtfully run, but best suited for kids who do well with structure. We'll continue to visit, just not expecting major changes each time.

There is a clear noticeable decline in this once amazing place with the change in leadership. My…read morechildren used to love coming here but recently it seems that social media posts and hocking out mac and cheese boxes are a higher priority. Last time I went I had 3 staff members trying to push mac and cheese boxes rather than attend to children or clean the place. The classes also are noticeably suffering. I was saddened to find out other mother's feel the same way. Hope to see it improve otherwise I won't be renewing my membership.

I was a guest for a corporate event and there was 0 effort to be proactive regarding the bad…read moreweather. As a 100% outdoor activity event center located in a flood-prone area, you'd think they'd have a plan. I don't blame the weather on them, but I do expect that they figured out how to create the best experience in spite of it, hours and days before, rather than just shrug and go, 'oh well'. The weather forecast was VERY confident that heavy rain would be there 24+ hours before - all local channels, Space City Weather, Jeff Lindner - it was a SURE thing. For example, bring the food under the tent BEFORE the time we were supposed to be eating, instead of wasting 45 minutes trying to rig a 'path' so we don't get wet waiting in line, even though the biggest problem there was water pooling and mud. The restroom is about a football field away from the only covered area we could remain, so they should have rented a port-o-potty to be closer, or have those plastic sidings to their golf carts to assist people in the mud and rain. Props to the Sheriff's Deputy that seemed more customer service oriented than the staff - he was telling us what was going on and seemed like he wished he could do more. Meanwhile they said they had a lot of staff milling about because the outdoor activities were canceled - not sure why they weren't pushing all the standing water out of the tent, or passing out food, etc. The store bought cookies they brought out were an after-thought, because they canceled the pre-arranged Funnel Cakes but didn't tell anyone. There were so many things canceled or cut short that still could have been managed with some preparation - like more tent siding they could drop down to stop rain from coming under the smaller tent. The food was good, but there was so little of it! I don't think they served the amount that was paid for, we ran out of some things. I can tell they're used to handling young kids, because they were treating us grown adults like we only eat 2 small pieces of brisket, 3 sausage slices and 2 tablespoons of potato salad! I was excited about the petting zoo - I'm sure the animals were safe inside a barn away from the rain. Again, if they had their golf carts prepped for rain, they could have offered to drive us back and forth to see them. There's a lot of risk mitigation that needs to be learned for an event facility such as this - if your event is expecting rain, cancel or reschedule!

I can't say how the facility is because I never got to book. I reached out to Lazy Acres on FB on…read moreMarch 1st. I was looking for a banquet room venue for my daughter's sweet 16 party in December. I reached out, and they confirmed that the date I was interested in was available. I let her know approximately how many people and expressed interest in using her catering services. My daughter chose steak and potatoes, and I wanted to add a large charcuterie board. I was told that someone would get back to me in a few days with a quote price. I never heard back, and it's May. My husband brought up a good point thinking that there were probably a lot of big company Christmas parties in December, so my little party was probably not a priority booking during thst busy time. I get it, if that's the case. It's just not good to tell someone you will get back to them in a couple of days, then don't. It's May 3rd. Luckily, I found another place I like even more in Waller County to have her party. I understand choosing priority bookings, but I don't understand not following up at all, even if it is to tell me that my date was no longer available.

Years later and I stiill give St. Luke's a summer camp 5 stars. The have the most amazing, fun…read more"field trips" like Go Carts, water parks, movies, etc. My son missed last summer due to moving to the suburbs and he definitely missed it. We will definitely be doing some camp sessions this year. The great part is you can choose some or all weeks (excluding some holidays). The counselors are top notch aardvark I don't worry about my child when I'm at work. 10/10 recommend.

Our son has been attending summer camp for 2 years at St Luke's and it'll be his third year in a…read morerow. He loves the counselors, the activities and the environment. He has attended other summer camps in prior years but enjoyed St Luke's by far. Summer camp is a lot of fun, the pool is open, they have field trips every Friday and more. He enjoyed summer camp so much, that last year we decided to do after school there as well. They offer other activities as well, so he is taking Taekwondo and a science/stem class this semester (took tennis previously as well). He does his homework there as well. All in all, an awesome place.

I won a certificate with this business in a school's silent auction and went by today to register…read moremy 2 kids. But walked in during a summer camp. I was shocked at how the kids were being heavily & loudly screamed at. They were being reprimanded for ripping posters off walls and threatened with losing bathroom privileges. It was followed by a younger adult screaming at the entire group of students at the top of her lungs military style. It was so jarring that my two kids were terrified. She screamed like a drill sergeant things like, "you sit up straight when people are talking to you, especially when an adult is speaking to you." It was like an episode of scared straight and they were felons. I told them I wanted to hear what was happening and that I didn't like what was going on there and if this was normal. The woman said, "yes, it's summer camp." So I said okay I'm not interested in signing them up and walked out. If your kids use this camp, please beware!!!!

Best possible place to take your children. I have known the owner over 25 years and I wouldn't take…read moremy son any place else. Staff is reliable, courteous, professional, and sincerely invested in the children's well being.

Tucked away toward the back of the Woodlands, Paint and Bubbles is a fun, cozy studio that provides…read morea space for all kinds of arts and crafts. Classes are available for toddlers, children, and adults, and projects change regularly, ranging from crafts to sewing. Schedules change regularly so the website is the best way to find out what they're currently offering. I've been attending an evening adult calligraphy class here for a few weeks and have really enjoyed the process. The instructors are warm and friendly, coaching with clear directions to call out the artist in even extreme 'left-brainy folks' like me. The class is small, making for an intimate class setting where no one ever gets lost. All of the materials are provided, meaning all you have to do is show up with a sense of adventure and a creative spirit.

We just love paint and bubbles studio! Three of our kids ages 4, 6 and 8 went to paint and bubbles…read morefor summer camp and all had a great time. The nice thing is that they did actual real art not just some crafts that I could do at home with them. The instructors that they have are of course, great with kids. My boys came home every day from camp really excited to show me what they had done and even more excited to go back the next day. Just recently, we signed our 7 yo up for a 6 week (once per week) session. Once again, our experience has been great. We really like that they teach them are concepts. The first lesson they learned about perspective which is pretty cool considering the students and classes are only in first grade. If you're looking for a studio to take your kid who loves art and is ready to learn real art techniques this is the place to go. Please pardon any typos, this review was written with voice translation :-)

A hidden gem in The Woodlands. We've had so many fun experiences here. Our son attended Summer camp…read morethere, took archery classes, and holiday events with the family. Such a useful and versatile space. But by far our favorite activity is family Bingo. Genius idea as its fun for all ages. That's a tough find for us. We have a 2 and 12 year old.

Nice place, beautiful building -- and access to dirt trails along Spring Creek. A nice area to…read morevisit to get some fresh air and nature. Real life.