My kids (ages 6 and 8) have attended camps during spring break and summer and they both LOVE it!…read moreThey offer small group, hands-on activities with different themes every week. The staff are all friendly and Ms. Idil who runs it is very knowledgeable and good with the kids. She even recognized that my son has a knack and love for math and offered to provide him some extra worksheets to keep his mind challenged during the summer months. Only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is that the camps are only from 9a-3p and I have to pay extra to be able to have them there from 8a-4p (and even that requires that my husband and I split drop-off and pick-up to accommodate our 8-hour work days). If I could give 4.5 stars, I would :-) (Note that I am not offering a review on their tutoring services, only the camps)

I completely agree with the prior review: my kids have not taken tutoring here but did attend camp…read more My 5yo and 6yo really enjoyed the camp and want to attend on the next break. I appreciate that the camps are fun and educational, and I also appreciate that the attendees are diverse. The camps are pricier than others in the area, but they also have a small student-to-staff ratio of 6:1 that I prefer. (I find that larger ratios mean that well-intentioned adults don't always know what all the kids are saying/doing and my little ones pick up habits that I don't like). I also echo the challenge with the camp hours: 8am-4pm (with an extra daily cost for this extended care rather than 9am-3pm standard hours) is tricky for working parents. Even though the hours aren't ideal, we'll be sending our kids here again.

This cooking school has all sorts of adventures for your culinary education, and there are tons of…read moreopportunities for kids to learn all about how to bake and cook savory meals. The staff here are super joyous, and know just how to handle groups of children. We had a 10th birthday party at this location and the staff and experience were absolutely phenomenal.

Super cute kitchen for kids to learn to cook in safe environment. All the staff was super friendly…read moreand inviting. We attended the pizza class but intend to try more and possibly camp for my 5 yr old.

Perfect place for littles to explore and get out all that energy. Although it's about an hour from…read morewhere I live, it was definitely worth the drive up. The staff are attentive and helpful. My almost 2-year old had a blast!! It was tempting for me (even as a grown adult) to jump on the trampoline and foam pit. Awesome gym that has more than just "gym" type equipment. It's a mix of slides, gymnastics, and climbing activities. Highly recommend and we'll be back!!

First time here and we had a wonderful time…read more We came for open gym, $10 for nonmembers ($5 for members) and it was like finding a hidden gem. Large open space that seems like nothing special but it is so nicely managed. Velcro secured blocks to the floor. there was a large trampoline, big foam pit and two smaller ones, two balance beams, tons of blocks, plenty of chairs, and a swing... but it's obviously rotated regularly. It was sized great for even kiddos who can't yet walk. If you're here a lot maybe older kids would get bored without direction but kids will be kids and play the whole time without it! The staff is younger college as expected but there were three people available which was more than I expected and all really nice. They were friendly and they did everything right. They gave us space, but circled around regularly, and added assistance when asked quickly and politely. And I don't mean just shouting answers from the other side of the room. They used every kids' names but weren't hovering. They encouraged play but weren't directive. It was just right. I asked about cleaning and the equipment because I'd heard very little about the place and had tried KidStrong nearby for classes. They replace foam cubes with bite marks often and I saw (no, wait, they saw) two and removed them while I was there. All of them had sharp new-ish edges that I saw. Four bathrooms with kid seats and changing tables. TLDR; I'd come back. With adult and kid friends.

This company comes highly recommended from me if you are someone who enjoys partaking in activities…read morethat involve making art with your hands. They provide their customers with a wide range of creative activities, such as drawing, clay sculpture, pottery, painting, and fusing glass, as well as many other creative pursuits perfect if you're looking for date night,birthday,or family activities! I have participated in a great number of classes, and I have found that I have truly enjoyed each and every one of them. Every single employee is extremely warm and welcoming to customers. The participation in this activity is something that I strongly recommend you do if you are looking for something to do during the summer or winter months. Without a shadow of a doubt, the pleasure is entirely commensurate with the total cost.

haven't started my class yet but was very pleased with the visit i made to the class site and…read moretalked to the instructor. very excited to start march 3 2026.

A free day at the Plains Conservation Center. A small but interesting museum and helpful staff…read more Replicas of 1860 sod houses and life on the plains at the time. The houses are located a good , hot walk from the visitor center, and I guess you can't drive closer.. our hike suddenly ended when we came upon this large snake! The staff was unfazed-a common beneficial bull snake-got our hearts racing!

I had no clue this place existed until I went looking for Girl Scout outings…read more We had a wagon tour of the place and it was absolutely phenomenal. I wish I could remember his name but he said he had been there about 5 years. And there wasn't a question asked that he couldn't answer. We learned about erosion at the water table. We learned about prairie ecosystems. We experienced what it was like living in a sod homestead. And we got a brief overview of the Cheyanne way of life. All of this was followed by s'mores. We saw the eagle nest and several pronghorn and dozens of prairie dogs. The eagles weren't around but they should be back in the spring. If you are looking for a fun and educational experience not too far from Denver, this is the place you are looking for.

I experienced my first cooking class at the seasoned chef and it was so much fun! After we checked…read morein there were little appetizers that we could eat before the class began. They also had beer, wine and seltzers for sale. Chef Tony was very knowledgeable and friendly! We were split into groups and each group made two dishes and there were easy to follow instructions for each dish. We were also provided a take home packet with all the recipes in it. The menu for the night included six different dishes and they were all so delicious and really embodied the Greek cuisine. I will definitely be doing another cooking class in the future!

Fun cooking classes here! Fun friendly instructors. You should definitely take a course if you're…read moreever in the area!

My son has been so happy and we feel he is also well cared for. He's grown in both academic and…read moresocial emotional ways. Highly recommend!

If you are looking for a center that the owners are truly present and involved this is it. Eion and…read moreJillian are active in truly getting to know all of the children and parents. We love that we have this center as part of our village and always feel secure that our kiddo is in good hands when left with them. They are attentive to your needs and listen to your issue or suggestions you have. Their director is absolutely fantastic as well and she truly engages with the kids. They love her and I never have an issue coming to them to talk about anything. They are a wonderful village to have in your corner.