Snapology camps are full of fun for kids who love legos and STEM. Part of the camp is spent on the…read moretheme of the week which could be amusement parks, dinosaurs, game bot, STEAM survivor, and more. Ages range from 5-14 during half day and full day camps. Parents also have the option to send their child for "Parents Night Out" events at random. Snapology of West Chester has dozens of options at several locations and ensure a smooth check in/check out process while the kids are having fun!

From the owner: Snapology offers year-round STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math) learning programs…read morethat engage children from ages 2 to 14 in hands-on activities. While children are exploring robotics, computer programing, and video game design using LEGO® bricks, K'Nex, and technology, they're building skills that will help them throughout school and their careers, but to kids, it's just fun! Our programs are offered throughout the Liberty Township, OH community through after-school programs, summer camps, workshops, scouting events, field trips, birthday parties and custom events.

I have had an incredible experience with Childtime! My daughter has attended here for years now!…read moreThe teachers feed them helathy meals and challenges both their creative side and their learning skills. they have played such a big part in my girl's progress, and I also love how in the summer time she gets to go on little field trips to keep her summer more exciting. They are very empathetic with the kids but also are not afraid to put their foot down respectfully which is very much needed now adays! they're always going out of their way to make sure everyone is comfortable and happy including the parents. Thank you for becoming family to us Childtime!

I have all my children through this program. All the teachers make sure that they go out of their…read moreway to introduce themselves and include them in activities!

A working farm and store, open to public tours and events…read more We attended a wedding reception at Gorman Heritage Farm just north of Cincinnati, and we loved the farm! There are animals to visit and a small store with eggs, honey, produce, pasture-raised chicken, other local foods, fresh-cut flowers, and various books, clothing, and merchandise. For our event, they put up a huge tent, so we had breezy shaded dining. This was next to another covered structure, for a breezy shaded dance-floor. And there was a food-truck bar as well. In all, a clever use of their space for a fun comfortable event. We had access to their farm for self-tours, and i think there were guided tours and feedings, too, but we walked ourselves among and petted and brushed and fed the humped mini "zebu" steer, non-wooly Katahdin sheep, goats, mini horses, a mini donkey, mules, about six of rabbits of different kinds, and chickens. And beehives! We were there for a special event. The Gorman Heritage Farm is open to the public Mon-Sat for under $8 per person. Come see fun farm animals and products!

Cute farm, has a ton of plants, veggies, and land to see and explore! We had a good time walking…read morearound and seeing the farm. I just don't recommend *during the week*. I am sure the weekend has a different experience but there weren't many animals to see besides chickens, no snacks or drinks (from what I saw) and just not a lot to do! We did get to pick sunflowers which was fun.

I have ridden here for 6 years now and I own a horse which I board here…read more They have a great place for lessons, which I took for about 5.5 years and learned a lot about western, English and bareback riding. I have boarded my horse here for 2 months and it is a great facility. The arenas are nice and spacious and the place is clean and well-kept. Also, the staff are super friendly and helpful.

There are few things in life that can capture your heart and soul from the very first visit. Misty…read moreRidge Farm is one of these. From the smell of fresh cut hay, fresh shavings in the stalls and the many soft Equine noses looking for a scratch while nickering a soft hello- who wouldn't fall in love at first sight? Memories of many happy hours spent grooming and riding come flooding back. Stop by and see for yourself!

soooooooooooooooooooooo fun my kid went there last year she said that all the staffs are very nice…read moreand the food is very good and if you don't like it there is more stuff to the best place ever.

As a life-long lover of CAMP (CFAB afterall), I was very excited to find a place for my daughter to…read morecall her camp home. CAMP ERNST is the place. They offer a Summer full of week-long camp experiences for kids and they kick off and close out each summer with FAMILY CAMP each year. Our family has gone for the last couple years and in July, my six-year old will have her first week-long experience. CAMP is a gift that last a lifetime and there is no better place to make memories than Camp Ernst!

The staff was all teenagers and they did a good job. My only complaint is whoever their boss is…read moreSteve, he called multiple times when we were there on Sunday ( while we were checking in and it rained so we were in the shop waiting it out) and then proceeds to list off a million things for them to do without asking if they're helping customers. And if the fear they all showed when the phone would ring was any indication of what type of boss he is, of course they won't interrupt him to tell him they're with a customer. He called almost every time we were in the building, I'm sure he wants to make sure things are running smoothly, but dang the whole place freezes in fear when the phone rings. On another note you all should do cabins and expand a bit. Take a look at Waco Surf in Waco. We've stayed in their cabin and it was a lot of fun.

I didn't even know this place existed before a few days ago, but it was a BLAST! I went with 2…read morefriends to try the knee boarding, it was first of all a very cheap day. $25 got us a generous 2 hours (20 minutes were added on as well for free) on the cable. The $25 was all inclusive of life jackets, cable ticket, board, and helmet. There are plenty of obstacles and trick equipment in the wake oval for you to try if you're up for it. I didn't fall off at all, but if you do, a potentially long walk awaits you to get back to the launch station. NOTE: Beginners should have good core and upper body strength. Some friends had trouble staying on the tow line due to the speed and jerky turns. I lift weights daily and do advanced hot yoga which really helped. You will get tired and need to take breaks too, they have a nice patio area for that. All in all, I'll be back and up for trying full wakeboarding next time. It's a cheap, fun (if you can stay up/hang on), and unique experience!

Four kids. Four completely different personalities, backgrounds and needs. One place where each of…read morethem simply got to be a camper. We had four kiddos experience Camp Kern over the years, two biological and our twin foster/adoptive daughters. Between them, we experienced everything from Taste of Kern and theme camps to Horse Camp and Adventure Camp. What stands out most to me looking back is just how different our children were. We had one who was incredibly energetic and lived for the adventure, twin girls who came into our family with some pretty big life experiences, and our youngest, who is highly functional autistic, very introverted, and had speech apraxia. They each came to camp with their own personalities, strengths, challenges and labels. But at Camp Kern, they weren't defined by any of those things. They simply got to be campers. With our twins, the staff made it a point to listen to our feedback about how the girls would best enjoy and benefit from camp. We talked about whether that meant keeping them completely together, completely apart, or finding a mixture of both. That mattered more than they probably ever realized. The girls had been each other's only known family throughout their lives. It was important for them to be able to physically see each other and cross paths throughout camp, while also having enough separation to make friends, try new things and create experiences that belonged to each of them individually. Camp Kern honored both needs beautifully. The girls crossed paths many times, giving them the reassurance of knowing the other was there, but they weren't so connected that one sister's experience became the other's. Each girl was able to have an individual camp experience while still having the security of her sister nearby. That made a HUGE difference for them. Our youngest's experience showed us that same level of individual attention in a completely different way. There was only one time he became overwhelmed while at camp. His counselors sat with him while he called us and gave him the time he needed to talk through it. He also loved going to the camp parties, but his counselors understood that the noise and activity could sometimes become overwhelming. They always made sure he visited the "library" first so he knew exactly where he could go to read and have some quiet time if he needed it. Something that simple made a world of difference for him. He could participate in everything with the other campers while knowing he had a safe, quiet place to go if it became too much. The funny part was pickup. His counselors would sometimes seem concerned that maybe he hadn't enjoyed himself because he was so quiet and didn't necessarily express his excitement outwardly. In reality, he had an absolute blast! We'd hear about his adventures and all the things he did for weeks afterward. And believe me, our kiddos were NOT filtered when they talked to us about their experiences. Over the years, we heard the good, the bad and everything in between, which is exactly why I feel so comfortable saying that I would wholeheartedly recommend Camp Kern. They never expected four very different children to experience camp in the same way. They listened to us as parents, learned who our kids were, adapted when needed, and gave each of them the opportunity to experience camp in the way that worked for them. Their backgrounds, diagnoses and challenges helped the staff understand what they needed, but those things never became who they were at camp. At Camp Kern, they simply got to be kids. As a parent, that's the part I will always remember.

The tour guides were awesome, they were the best part of the camp. The pool was great, loved the…read moresmall lake and lots of animals at the petting zoo. The bathrooms and cabins were dirty. The food was not good.

We had an excellent stay at Camp David! The host provided handmade cocktails and a sumptuous…read morebreakfast. Cabin was cozy with good amenities, but no WiFi. Would def recommend.

Spent a long weekend at Camp David and couldn't be happier with the experience. Delicious…read morebreakfast, lunch, and dinner provided by the host and there's plenty of restaurants in the area, I experienced my first fish fry! Plenty of activities to keep you entertained including sailing, tubing on Big Mabel, water skiing, sunbathing on the lily pad, sunset boat rides, fishing, ping pong, movie room, hiking (there will be mosquitoes!) and biking. Grocery store in town is surprisingly well stocked with everything you would need. 10/10 would stay at Camp David again!

An excellent site with ever improving resources available. Obstacle Course, Pond, Industrial…read moreKitchen, Barracks and a number of houses are all on site. Camp has undergone some renovations and improvements since its inception for the better. It is a great place to instill positive skills and values in youth while keeping them active and involved.

I went as kid, and it was kind of good and bad. But they teach the kids that go a lot of…read morediscipline, and to clean up their barracks. They have a limit of 2 weeks each session, there are 3 sessions. So I went the first session of 2023. In conclusion, I had a blast, kind of, but I did sprain my ankle, and was off from doing fun stuff, like repealing(thank god I didn't do that) but I did get to shoot a gun. I feel like it is recommended for 13+.

Simply Wonderful! Great coaches, outstanding training provided!read more

I can't say enough good things about Flip n Twist Gymnastics Cincinnati. Their coaches are…read moreknowledgeable, patient and encouraging. My daughter who is in level 3 comp, can't wait to go to each practice and is on cloud 9 every time we leave. The lessons she is learning now at 6 years old(try hard work hard and be rewarded, while having fun!) will carry though to all facets of her life! Flip n Twist Gymnastics Cincinnati knows gymnastics and how to get the very most out of their athletes. I would recommend this sport and this gymnastics center to anyone!