Fantastic place for kids, young adults. This camp may not look like much when you drive around, and…read morefrankly their "huts" are not air conditioned or anything in the Summer, but all the kids have fun. We have had our daughter here 3 years in a row and we have to pry her away from her counselors at the end of the Summer. For all you get, it boils down to about $8/hour for all they do. They watch your child, initiate unique sports like archery and other unconventional sports, foster a great team atmosphere, make arts and crafts, feed them, play with them, escort them, challenge them, and call cell/home if there are any issues, etc. etc. I cannot say enough about this Day Camp. You can drop your children off around 8:15am and pick them up all the way until about 6pm - or just call and pick them up earlier. They deserve 20 stars.

My nephew go an amazing hourlong horseback riding lesson without a reservation. It was really…read moremagical. We only just learned about this farm, which is close to Philly. Can't wait to go back.

My daughter's birthday party here was amazing. It's a little bit of country paradise right in the…read moremiddle of town!

super fun time last year! me and my friend had the best time ever. food is not the best in the…read moreworld but still ok. cake is delicious.

This place is awesome. Spacious, well taken care of, the lake is beautiful. I just visited on a…read moreroad trip, but I could tell what a magical place it was. I hear they do weddings there. The whole camp wedding. It's appealing.

FAILURE TO SECURE THE SAFTEY AND WELL BEING OF A MEMBER On…read moreSunday Feb 8 2026 a severe weather warning is in effect around 6:52 pm. It's 11 degrees outside but with the wind it feels like -2. Just before this branched closed up at 7pm I received a call from my daughter explaining she had locked her keys in her car and asked if I could bring her spare. I explained I was on my way but she needs to stay indoors until I got there. Sub zero temperatures plus post work out sweat, winter jacket and minimal clothing make her chances of exposure to the elements increasingly hazardous. However, she informed me the front desk staff insisted she could not stay indoors after 7pm. My wife called the front desk and pleaded to keep her indoors and out of the freezing cold but was rejected. I then called and pleaded and then insisted on her safety and I to was also rejected. We were only asking for a short grace period. We were asking for the well being and safety of a current member and only for a short period of time. I was told by this uncompromising and inconsiderate front desk staff member that "insurance doesn't cover that.." and they were "..done with this conversation.." at which time they handed the phone back to my daughter and said to her that I "..was being an Asshole" and loud enough that I could here the insult over the phone! I call this a total disregard of compassion, professionalism and respect. I call it a total disregard for the safety and well being of another human being.

The Y rocks, from the staff, to the classes and the equipment. They keep the place clean. Machines…read moreare rarely broken. They offer different kinds of memberships. They have an indoor pool and outdoor pool. However, the membership only covers the indoor pool. The outdoor pool is extra. The cycling room is nice. They have an indoor track, which I love during rainy days or summertime when it's too hot to be outside. Since they've reopened after the Covid 19 shutdown, their hours have changed, so check before going. They have small classes for every level. They now have classes online. Overall, I enjoy the Y and will continue to go there.

In the heart of Abington, and about a hundred yards away from the Roslyn train station, you can…read morefind Briar Bush, a hidden nature preserve tucked away on Edge Hill road. With scenic walking trails, an outdoor classroom, day camps and a small indoor animal habitat, Briar Bush is a great spot for small children, couples on a date, or anyone looking for a brief respite from the urgency of the modern world. With free admission for locals and a small fee for out-of-towners, the preserve is accessible to all patrons provided that they are able to walk down some wooded trails that circle through the admittedly short walking routes. The centerpiece of the trails is a picturesque, secluded pond with benches for sitting and an interactive sign with information on the local fauna and flora. The indoor animal habitat has a small gift shop, pamphlets on upcoming events and information on other parks in the area, and several interesting animals such as a blind possum named Odin, a bearded lizard named Karl, and several other unique turtles and reptiles. All of Briar Bush can be walked through in an hour or so, but the low admission, interactive nature events and scenic walking trails will have you wanting to return again soon.

I don't remember having gone to this nature center. I'll have to bring my grandkids again!read more

Lots of fun for the little ones, with lots of different things to look at and play with. We didn't…read moreeven get to most of it, but what we did play with, the little ones had a really great time. It's a pretty big space with a lot of variety - displays, plenty of Legos to build with, a classroom, and a mini movie theater that we didn't get to check out, but think they might like it too. Definitely pricey, but the kids enjoyed themselves, which is great. Would try it again with them. The model of Philadelphia was pretty fun to look at, and it was a nice opportunity to tell the kids about different sights in the city.

We visited LEGOLAND around 11:30 AM with zero expectations, especially since we bought our tickets…read moreat 40% off, and we were so pleasantly surprised. This place is amazing for toddlers and parents. There's a good size indoor playground, LEGO everywhere, several slides, a movie theater, and even a LEGO themed ride. When we went, it wasn't crowded at all, which made the whole experience even better. I've always wondered how my 2 year old would do in a movie theater, and this was the perfect place to try it out. Though to be fair, a 12 minute movie is probably a lot easier than a 2-hour one haha. But still, such a great way to test it out without any pressure. He LOVESSS it! There's also a cafeteria inside. The food was okay, nothing special, but it's convenient. Most of the staff were very friendly. The only odd moment was when I asked a staff member to take a photo of Lego Santa, my son, and me. He said he doesn't want to touch phones. I was a little taken aback since there's hand sanitizer everywhere, and thought staff would try to help out a much as they can. Overall, we had a really great experience and were so happy we decided to come. Perfect spot for toddlers, especially on a day when you want something fun, easy, and indoors!

My son was harassed to swim better by his swim teacher and was so uncomfortable about swimming that…read morehe told the counselors he forgot his swim suit.

From the owner: Celebrating 36 years in the Chestnut Hill community! Since…read more1991, our camp home has been located on the 14-acre campus of Norwood-Fontbonne Academy in Chestnut Hill, PA. The campus features state-of-the-art, indoor and outdoor facilities and provides the perfect setting for our camps. The extensive indoor and outdoor facilities allow us to offer our unique blend of activities, sports, and special events throughout the summer, rain or shine. From the moment you first arrive, you’ll feel the genuine passion, warmth, and friendliness of our staff… and it permeates throughout the campus every day of the summer!

I've only been here one time w/ the little ones, but it's quite a nicely built space, I think…read more Lots of consideration given to the role that this can play, including around food allergies. I believe they have a no-nut policy, which is helpful, and they do sell food that has other allergens, but eating is only allowed in the gated space with the tables, which is a relief in my mind that there's minimal risk of exposure in the common play area. There's another space that's opened up recently in the Plymouth Meeting Mall that I also like, that doesn't really allow food at all, which I appreciate as well, but the openness to food in that one area also lends itself to a longer stay. Having coffee available is also a big plus, as is the snacks that come with the entry fee (for those w/o food allergies, at least). I also appreciate that the entry fee is good for in and out privileges throughout the time it's open. The play space is vast and amenable to all sorts of play across ages, which is really nice. There's opportunity for physical play and pretend play, for toddlers and for bigger kids too. The little ones really enjoyed all of the things available, and there was even some low-key exposure to soccer with a pretty good size goal net. Absolutely a space I would return to with them! Only thing I wish was different was to have longer hours :)

Took my Toddler daughter here today and was very disappointed…read more 1. The place is dirty and disgusting. Her clothes are black after being there for an hour. 2. The toys are broken or do no work. 3. There is technically a lot of things to do but if the items worked (cars, trucks, push toys) then the children would have more to do. 4. Children fighting over toys while parents are on their phones and not paying attention to their children. 5. Not a welcoming atmosphere. I will NOT be back nor would recommend this place to anyone. If I could give a 0 I would.