What a great time. I will be doing it again. The driver was the coolest ever. The bus was clean…read moreand neat.

The new bus has a killer sound system. Good service. The pricing was very fair. I've used them many…read moretimes.

My son has been at Childtime since he was 15 months old, 3+ years later he's still there attending…read morePre-K. The staff is incredibly helpful and polite and I trust that they have my child's best interest in mind. They are a very active school and they keep the children engaged throughout the day. Their playground is wonderfully maintained with great toys, equipment and an expansive yard. The classrooms are clean and well organized. Sometimes pictures are taken of the kids completing their projects so that we parents can see them in action. Parents are kept in the loop with calendars and daily progress reports that detail the activities of the each day. We moved to NC 3 years ago and had to find child care very quickly. Since my son had never been in a daycare before I was very concerned. I watched him to see his reaction to each daycare and Childtime was the only one that he was immediately drawn to.

My granddaughter was there for one day and will not ever go back! She is 7 weeks old and the staff…read moreonly held her to give her a bottle or change her diaper then it was right back to an empty crib staring up at a ceiling ALL DAY LONG. She cries when something is wrong and once you fix it she's a very happy baby but instead of picking her up to see if she had wet her diaper before 2 hours was up they would pat her and leave her in that crib. Then an hour before she was picked up they ran out of milk but didn't call to tell mom or dad they just let her cry! Dad arrived to pick her up and when he asked why they let her cry in the crib like that they said they were trying to let her self soothe. Babies at 7 weeks cannot self-soothe! It is not appropriate until 3-4 months at the earliest. Obviously the staff are not educated on caring for an infant!!! Imagine what it would do to an infant to lie in one spot and see nothing but a white ceiling for 8 hours a day except for the few minutes it takes to change it's diaper or get a bottle. With no stimulation the babies brain would be under developed at a crucial most important time of its life! Not only that it cost 290.00 for that one day of torture! I'm LIVID!

Love this school! We started August 2024 in the pine class M/W/F for 3&4 year olds. It was an easy…read moretransition as our son was practically jumping out of the car to go inside. We recently had another baby who will be starting her program once our son ages out into public school. Such a great surprise to receive during pickup today! Love this school, the teachers, the atmosphere and what this program stands for! If yall are on the hunt for a great Montessori reggio school, look no further. It's 12/10 worth it!

Ms. Heather and Ms. Aspen are the best teachers and I feel truly blessed that my child was able to…read morestart pre-K here with them. Mrs. Caroline is also so helpful and kind. It really shows how genuinely they care about the kids and how well they're taking care of them here that as a parent, I always felt confident to go anytime of the day even if it was just to stop in and say hi and they were always learning singing playing and just having so much fun. I was nervous with my daughter starting pre-K since she had never been in any other school environment, but she loved it here so much that every day at pick up I knew we were gonna have to stay a little while extra because she just did not want to leave she was always just having the best time and I'm really thankful For how they treat the children and they really do get them off to a Great start to feel excited to learn and to be excited to start that next chapter in elementary. Sad that we won't be seeing them everyday like before but so grateful that my little one is now confident, courageous and excited to start Kindergarten with the help of everyone here.

Lovely campground with RV hookups and tent sites. Many of the sites have a lake view. Also has a…read morepool, clean rest rooms and showers.

Very well run campground. Lots of security cameras and staff was quite present driving around. The…read morebathhouses seem like they had just recently been remodeled, and they were beautiful and very clean and updated. The lake that the campground is on is very pretty. There are some nice playgrounds for the kids, not big but they get the job done. The pool is small, but nice for kids to play and hang out. There are no fire pits at the spaces so that was a little disappointing. The spaces are very small, but paved. Lots of roots and trees around, so there is not much even ground even for sitting at the picnic tables. Definitely a more family friendly feel, and with the space is being so close. It's not a very relaxing campground with peace and quiet if that's what you're looking for. It wasn't overly loud or people partying it up or anything, but just not a private campground if that's what you're looking for. For $40 a night, I would say that it is well worth the money and our kids had a great time!

Beautiful gallery located near downtown Greensboro. They have several activities to boost your…read morecreativity. They also have art gifts located in the storefront near the entrance. The paintings and artwork are inspiring. I am currently taking a watercolor class from Becca and she is absolutely wonderful. She is patient and I've learned so much in just two classes. It is never too late to try new things and inspired. Everyone has been so inviting in my visits that I can't wait to return each time. They have wine, snacks and drinks available. Each area is creative and clean.

We had a fabulous time at the Marshall Free House gallery! It served as a wonderful meeting spot…read morebetween Charlotte and Raleigh for us to catch up with an out-of-town friend. The grounds and gallery are so easy to navigate with plenty of parking right on site. We loved exploring the beautiful art studios and left feeling completely inspired--we definitely plan to return for a mini art class. Finishing our afternoon with drinks and snacks in the lovely cafe made for a perfect, memorable day. Highly recommend!

This is a great art gallery in downtown Greensboro. They have a very nice gift shop also. Located…read morein the Cultural Arts center next to Cafe Europa! Today the art gallery was taking down the Winter exhibit and said the next one will be open in a few weeks.

This review is specifically for the GreenHill Hands On Art Studios …read more.. We are visiting grandparents from out of town and met a family at LeBauer Park. They suggested we come check out this art center. I'm so glad they did! You walk into GreenHill and see gallery rooms and children's art exhibit through the center hall. Walk past the info desk til you come to the studio. They have books and a fun art installation after passing through the first room. Keep walking and they have markers and colored pencils and paper to draw. In the back they have an easel wall - string and clips with color paper to paint. There were tables for clay and one attendant was setting out mirrors for the kids to do self portraits. All this was free when we went On Fridays they have story time and art for a nominal cost. Check their website for more information. I don't know all the things here :)

Love this place so much the teachers are amazing and motivating and it's always very welcoming and…read morehomey and very skilled and experienced