Absolute joke of a gym. You pay a fortune to send your kids there and when they want them on the…read moreteam you pay even more and then when they put on a meet to make money they make the parents work or they charge you even more.

they were good but feel like they could have been better at it bye teaching them individually…read moreInstead but they did good but they would goof around to but feel like since my daughter has ADHD she need to sit in the front but she Siad it's whoever gets there first and she didn't need that much help so we triad to tell her she didn't need that much help but she insisted since it was her second day but after she started letting her try bye herself and she was pretty good I don't know if u can wear gymnastics clothes with a skirt one piece but that was her first day Soo she was a little bit of key tho on the jumping iff bars but shes moving up fast so it's fine three stars

Phenomenal. Great staff. We caught frogs, did a ropes course, swam, boated, and sometimes hid in…read moreour cabin to play video games. It was a perfect week. The staff are young, energetic, and amazing. Our (hyper active twice-exceptional) kids were *well* taken care of all week, so mommy and daddy could visit with other adults(!), and go on quiet hikes, and exciting adventure activities! However, a member of my family was offered (multiple) jobs at the camp, and learned that the staff are paid $325 per week, for working 6 days at 12-16 hours per day. Since the staff are given camp food and housed in shared cabins, there is some sort of math that makes this non-criminal. This is exploitation, and not the sort of thing I would expect out of an allegedly philanthropic organization. I will still be returning.

My daughter enjoyed her time at Camp Sequoia Lake. The location is beautiful and peaceful. Camp…read moresits right next to the lake.

My son just returned from his 4th year at JRC so this review is long overdue. He's 13 years old. We…read moredid another sleep away camp one summer local to us for one week and that was a totally different experience. My son like many of his peers loves electronics. He does martial arts but hates all other sports. His favorite part of JRC is sleeping outside. He also loves mountain boarding, archery and fishing. He does chores willingly and successfully at JRC whereas there are many more complaints at home. If I sent my daughter here, she'd probably hate it because she doesn't want to sleep outside. My son didn't love it from the get go, he missed home. That's pretty normal, and he got over it. In the beginning years, he might falter in his excitement because he was afraid of the dark but that faded too. Send your kids if you think they'd might like it. It's a growing experience that is harder to find these days.

Wonderful camp. My child had an incredible time. Great directors, counselors, and staff. Genuinely…read morehappy, beautiful, positive environment.

My kids have participated in the Afterschool Bricks 4 kids courses at two different campuses and…read morehave both loved it! The class appears to be fun and engaging. My kids are always in a good mood when I pick them up; like they've had a blast. They both felt that the teacher was fun, approachable, and knowledgeable. I would recommend the after school class for kids grades 1-3. Costs are about $95 for 5 one hour after school sessions (per child). I would definitely enroll my kids in this again.

Bricks 4 Kidz=Time to Run Errands 4 Parentz…read more My son just finished the Bat League summer camp and absolutely loved it. It was $160 for four days, 8:00-11:30 each day. It wasn't cheap, but well worth the investment. The staff that ran it was really friendly and engaged with the kids. They had superhero capes and masks for the kids to wear while they were there. The activities each day were superhero themed, and the kids did crafts besides just Lego things, too. They also email you a link the first day to a google drive where they post a few pictures each day so you can see what your kid has been up to. I thought this camp was a great investment. Long enough for him to have fun and for me to get things done, but not so long that the whole day was gone or it got boring. They still have some camps this summer. Definitely worth doing!

Three words... twisted wire snaffles. Look them up. On…read morelesson horses with inexperienced riders these serve one purpose... to inflict pain. How many people show up here and think "this is so great" without any idea there is a torture device in the horses mouth. Normally I don't want to influence someones business with a bad review, but there's really no excuse for this.

Jeanette is my absolute favorite. She is affordable and so helpful/patient with the kiddos. I…read morehighly recommend her. She is reliable, affordable, very informative and incredibly sweet to deal with. You cannot go wrong.

Great staff, great vibe, and great experience. Been going here for years. Fam always looks forward…read moreto it

Skylake is a 5-star, sensational camping experience. Our three children have been attending for…read moreseveral years now, and consider it their "home away from home." They typically attend for a two week session and have consistently returned thrilled, having tried many new activities, having loved their counselors and made many new, great friends. Activities include: Horses, Archery, Paddle Boarding, Swimming in the Lake, Banana Boats, Biking, Rock Climbing, and Tomahawk Toss. Our kids report that the food is great, the songs and campfires are fun, the activities are great and there is nothing about it that they don't love. As a parent, it is easy to stay in touch...the Director (who is wonderful) posts a detailed summary each day on their password protected website of what is happening at Camp each day, and about 100 candid photos are posted each day to show what is going on around the Camp. The pictures are a great way to (sometimes) see candid shots of your kids and still feel in touch. The kids are able to get letters everyday and larger "care packages" once a week so you can stay in touch. We have interacted with the owners, nurse, and camp management on several occasions and have been impressed every time. These folks are great professionals! We will continue to send our kids to this remarkable Camp and commend Skylake for being such an oasis. Keep up the great work! Skylake is a dream...a 5-star camping experience!

We have been looking for some kind of sports for my son who is 4 years old. So happy we found this…read moreplace. They have free trial class you can go and see how it is. And my son enjoyed it from the first visit. They allowed my son to be upgraded to join the higher age group since he was a bit advanced for his age. They also gave us a hand written card to welcome us and that made me feel we are part of it. Only thing I would say is if they can keep the facility with less dust and more sitting for parents to watch the kids playing. But special thanks to coach lexis and coach Alyssa.

My daughter has been comming here for soccer training for almost a year. I can definitely see the…read moreresults and how she improved from increasing her skill with her left foot and her touch on the ball and all around improvement on her game. It is also very reasonably priced. I highly recommend this place if you want your kid to improve his or hers game

Kids have been coming to this camp for years! They look forward to it every year! The staff is…read morealways so amazing!! Highly recommend!!

We recently moved to the area and was looking or a summer camp for my Kinder. We heard great…read morethings about Refuge from one of the local moms group so we decided to sign him up. We met with Lisa and did a tour of the church/campus. Oh my goodness, this place was huge! (got a lot of steps that day lol) We signed my son up for 3-4 days a week for a couple of months. I love that it's a secured campus, each parent sign their kid in through an app, as well as have a designated code for the gate for drop off and pick up. The classrooms are separated by age groups, which I love! My son got to spend his days there interacting with other kids his exact school age. During recess, I believe they get to interact with a few other grade kids. Everyday there is a planned event like movie day, on site field trip day where local vendors come on site and do activities with them, water day, tech day, etc. They do not provide lunch, so you'll have to pack a cold lunch daily. WATER is a MUST! It gets soooo hot, so don't forget! A few months ago, my son asked for us to sign him up again. He really loved the environment, and his teachers! I believe her name is Lindsay?? Not 100% sure but he really liked her energy. Anyway, we're signing him up again this year!