This was so much fun, I received a gift card for this workshop and couldn't be more thankful! I…read moreasked my daughter to join me one evening to make our own wood items for our homes. We had to pick our day, which project we were planning on doing, all registrations are on line for the class I picked a sign for the outside of my house and my daughter picked a tray for her living room Once you arrive you are greeted with the best staff, they help you all the way, from choosing your colors to helping with the stencil and even showing you how to add the embellishments. This is a perfect meet up with friends, time with your family or looking for some personal time kind of place We are already planning our next visit,

We had a great time making our bottle opener wood projects here last night. The shop is beautiful…read moreand well lit. -- a great space to create. Our guide Cristin was fun, funny and knowledgeable. The range of projects to choose from is wonderful. This is a great activity for friends or family. You can bring your own refreshments if you want, but we opted for great appetizers and wine beforehand at The Range in the same charming little center.

Amazing coaches, supportive atmosphere, and fun for all ages! Highly recommend to all.read more

My experience is strictly based upon their birthday parties…read more This past weekend I had a birthday party for my young boys. We had kids ranging from 4 to 7. They all had a blast. We had the last slot of the day so we were able to add an additional 30 minutes of floor time for an additional fee. We felt it was well worth it. First 45 minutes was open play on one side of the gym. They had a little obstacle course set up that most of them took a turn on. The second 45 minutes, they inflated this giant blowup obstacle course with a slide at the end. It was a huge hit. The two coaches were on the floor supervising the kids the whole time. When that was over, they served the food we brought (pizza and cupcakes) and provided the plates/napkins, etc. Which I thought was really nice. It was a very enjoyable experience and I can't say enough good things about it.

My daughter attended the program for one year. Teacher Stefany was great and always looking out for…read moremy daughter. We were hesitant at first due to it being a new program in Rocklin. Staff is great we had my daughter going Monday through Friday. After preschool ended we loved the program so much we kept her in the summer camp program. She made lots of little friends. The field trips are amazing during the summer from the state fair, movies, bowling, swimming, Folsom lake you name it. My daughter would come back with wonderful stories and exhausted. Staff Samantha, Stefany, Shelby, and Hannah do an amazing job with these children. Wished we could stay with them but we will definitely continue with the program during the summer at Twin Oaks :)

My son really enjoyed the Lego Spike Robotics building and coding camp. He was already familiar…read morewith the type of program used but we is always so proud of what he can build. We appreciate the time and effort it must have taken to design the build for the week. Thank you!

Terrible experience. My son 8 years old was not allowed to attend at Coding With Scratch Game…read moreDesign because the owner didn't find his name on the list. Very disappointed in IntelliBricks. The child cried a whole evening. Nobody from the team called/emailed me. Just to be clear: I paid a few weeks in advance, received 2 confirmation emails.

What can I say? We absolutely love CYT!. For us,, CYT has been a very loving, welcoming…read moreenvironment. The kids support and encourage one another, (despite age differences, and regardless of roles). For shows, they are paired up with buddies who can walk them through the process or send them encouraging notes, etc. they focus on character development, and how kids learn what I would consider to be important qualities, such as discipline, resilience, kindness, etc. Even the parents get to join in on the fun, as parent involvement/volunteering is required for shows. I've really enjoyed connecting with other theater moms and dads and working together on parent teams. I also like that parents are not involved in the classes. That means if your kid wants to do theater and you don't have the time to volunteer, you still have options for them. The teachers are passionate and highly capable. From what I've seen, they are immensely talented in their own fields. Each time one of my children takes a class, they definitely come away knowing more than they went in knowing, and it shows in their performances. Our oldest child has been involved with CYT over the past couple of years, and we have seen great growth in her singing and dance abilities, as well as her drive and work-ethic. We're definitely excited to introduce the siblings to CYT.

Great place for families! It's children's theatre, but has the quality of a professional theatre…read morecompany. Every show is fantastic and the students are so talented!

Moved to area end of the school year / start of summer and to be honest was worried about kiddo…read more(4yrs old) settling in and being comfortable at a new school. "Application" process was easy and I did a virtual tour via FaceTime with Millie (one of the owners). She was super calm and answered every single question I had & showed me every nook and cranny or the school and where kiddo was going to be. PK2 here we come! 1st day I don't think it ever gets easier sending your kiddo to a new school. Kiddo was a touch apprehensive of a new environment but Teacher Nikki was so incredibly warm and welcoming to kiddo (and hubs and I)! Immediately I knew he was going to be just fine. We met Teacher Monique the next day or so - they coteach PK2 - and she's a gem. Both teachers are warm & caring (like aunties) and their love for teaching shines through! The classroom Together Monique & Nikki have created a thriving classroom full of areas to explore with defined spaces & boundaries. There a reading circle, pet fish, reading pod, and then nap mats for the kiddos to use after lunch before afternoon activities. If the kids don't nap they do have the option to read/look at books quietly. The PK2 classroom has two restrooms with kiddo sized toilets and sinks. Each season brings new decorations to the classroom (and school). There are days when kiddo is having a rough morning and both Teacher Nikki and Teacher Monique are angels getting him into class quickly, settled and then sharing with us that he's ok which I so appreciate because there's nothing worse than leaving your kiddo in tears! The school overall Goddard does a host of extra activities- summer bbq, Father's Day celebration, Trunk-or-Treat, holiday concert to name a few. Each brings the Goodard teachers & families together in a special way, along all to get to know each other a little better, enabling us partner for our kid's. Goddard is a pretty special place. One that is developing our kid in an amazing way and preparing him for kindergarten!

We have had an amazing experience at this school. Our daughter has thrived in the PRE- K program…read more The teachers have gotten to know my daughter and have always been a great support system to both the child and the parent. The school is very well organized. They have really helped prep our preschooler for kindergarten.

A Christian adventure camp that not only accommodates church groups, but mens/womens retreats,…read morehomeschooled kids, and families of any faith. When leaving for camp, don't leave in the afternoon like our group. Due to an accident on the road, we were stuck in traffic for HOURS and had to set-up our tents in the dark. Bring a headlamp. Canyoneering - Although I recommend this activity, here are caveats: no bathrooms available and travel time is an hour each way. Emergency bathrooms are in the bushes. During our return, I saw a reservoir that the bus should stop at for bathrooms before and after. Know your group's limitations. Because we didn't know any better, our high school group went on the 6 hour LadyBug trail which I liken to Navy Seal training or somewhat like a heartier version of the Kalalau Trail in Kauai. Included in the hike are about 10 jumps into the very cold water and an optional high jump 10+ feet high, and lots of slippery rocks to navigate which is where many people fall. Do not do the LadyBug trail unless physically fit. With teens/kids of varying fitness levels, I highly recommend a short time of canyoneering and more water play. Canyoneering becomes no fun after hour 3. Perhaps the Evergreen trail is best for students of varying fitness levels as it has some canyoneering and lots of waterplay which our students couldn't get enough of. A couple of people in our crew fell off the trail due to soil erosion. Wear clothes that dry fast. Slow drying clothes mean your clothes remain wet and you become cold. High performance clothing is best. If you sun burn easily, wear long spf 50+ pants, a long sleeve shirt, and fast drying socks with shoes that you can hike AND swim in. Also, if your face burns, consider wearing a fishing face mask. Having a laundry line for clothes to dry on was useful to me. I wore Keen Uneek sandals which worked out well. If balance is poor or you do not do regular cardio/strength work, I don't recommend canyoneering. Beware: Lots of Poison Oak. If prone, bring Calamine lotion or vinegar and baking soda for relief. White Water Rafting - Guides are all about safety and provide not only a safety lesson on land before you get in the boat, but a safety lesson in the boat. Even with a class 3 rapid, several students and a chaperone fell out of the boat which may be scary to some, but you do get a lesson in "if you fall out of the boat". While experienced, our guide was thrown forward into me on one of the rapids. No need to wear any socks with your shoes, but good water shoes/sandals are recommended. For adults/chaperones, there's coffee and tea, and electrical outlets which was helpful to me as I needed to re-charge my battery that powers my CPAP machine. Having a solar powered fan was useful to me in the evenings when the air was warm and still. Providing food that is good and healthy must be one of the values of the camp as they do not allow junk food. Additionally, the camp will try to meet dietary needs like gluten-free. Dismissing tables is random and not fun when you're constantly picked last. I'm guessing the food tends to be saltier to prevent dehydration? For the in between times, apples and oranges and water are located in the kitchen. Lunch is provided on the hikes. For White Water Rafting, lunch timing is logistically poor because you start at 11:50am, then you have to hurry to the boats by 12:05pm. I don't like the rush to wait method of timing. Although the camp has a canopy for "sleeping under the stars", most of us brought tents which helped keep the dust out of everything. Camp is super dusty. If you do a 3 night trip, there's not a lot of down time, but when there is a couple hours, you'll want to be able to rest in your tent instead of the open. Moreover, there's a swing and a volleyball net, After dinner, there is an evening devotion centered on the Bible and don't forget the mosquito repellant AND a relief ointment. There's only 4 showers and four faucets in a trough sink for the whole camp so plan according.

The workers were so kind, and the activities I did, such as rafting and canyoniering, were great…read moreand were such a fun experience. The veiw was beautiful and amazing. I had Hannah as a guide, and she was so fun and kind and definitely deserves a raise! She just made the whole experience so much more fun, especially with her enthusiasm for everything. I could tell all of the workers knew what they were doing, so I felt very safe and like I was in good hands!

This is our first season playing in the Hot Shots league. First impressions when walking in was…read morechaos, but you soon realize it is organized chaos. The snack bar is well stocked with just about anything you want, but I secretly think it is a trap as my kids have talked me into something each time we have been there. The referees have been fantastic, especially for the little ones being patient and explaining what the rules are and having fun while they do it. It would be nice if there was a bit more time between games as you are being stared at in the stands by the next games parents while you wait for your kiddos to come off the court. The only drawback of this location is getting back onto Industrial after the game, especially if both this center, the one across the street, and the soccer facility are all having events. It would be nice if the businesses worked with the City and County to put in a traffic light there to make this a bit easier.

The facilities are clean and organized and overall we have felt fortunate to get to play during…read moreCOViD restrictions. They do enforce masks, temperature check & a walk thru sanitizer . In our play here however, we have found the backdrop of windows around the courts to be a safety concern. I would highly suggest more padding on the glass portions of the facility. Courts with windows behind the basketball hoops have metal mullions that are very dangerous, we have seen players break their arm on the mullion and other players get very hurt from slamming up against them. My other request would be to rotate the refs per game per court, I have 2 sons, 2 different teams that played back to back on court 5 from 2-6 and they had the same refs the entire time, both age groups were very physical and the refs called very little in fouls, 3 in the key, sportsmanship conduct. They seemed tired. Kudos for getting to play consistently with challenging teams just a few items that would improve the experience and safety.

My daughter loved this but they moved and I don't know where to. I would give it 5 stars if I would…read morehave been informed of the new location.

Jeannette and Josh are awesome teachers. My kids enjoy here. Great gym time for kids.read more