I leased a horse who was boarded here for a few months. The barn owner, Sarah is amazing. She's a…read morelovely person to be around as well as an incredible horsewoman. The horses have turnout (which can be hard to find in Oregon!) and quality care here. The indoor and outdoor arenas have great footing. The new outdoor arena is simply gorgeous! Gorgeous views and jumps for horses. Sarah has a show program and a lesson program to get involved in. I recommend this barn 100%! It is difficult to find quality barn owners that are this passionate and caring for horses and clients alike.

Love her! You be amazed by experience you get whether its training your horse or Mercedes giving…read moreyou a lesson she is a wealth of knowledge and has an eye for what is needed from both rider and horse.

Leah is excellent to work with. She was able to answer my questions . I appreciated the…read morethoroughness of the saddle fitting. I was wanting to get a saddle for trail riding and make sure the one I had fit great for arena riding. I appreciated that Leah is not tied to a specific brand of saddles and didn't push one brand over the other. I also wanted a used saddle and Leah had several types in her trailer that I was able to try out in the arena. She then made sure my current saddle fit my horse. She also sent a few days later a very detailed saddle fitting report. Her price is very fair. I highly recommend

Leah was wonderful to work with. She spent a lot of time with us answering all of our questions…read more After meeting with us, she provided us with a very detailed report and recommendations on multiple saddles. I followed up with her with some questions and she was so helpful. She even called a saddle company that we were interested in and had a long conversation with the saddle maker. I would HIGHLY recommend working with Leah!

My daughter had a wonderful experience at One River. She took several different types of classes…read more The teacher are very kind, patient and encouraging.

Signed up for this after being pressured on the phone. I asked about canceling on the phone as I…read morewas unable to view my calendar at the time. This was literally two days ago. After receiving the detailed information on the class this won't work for me and they are refusing to refund my money. Literally, two days later and no service has been provided (the class doesn't start for weeks). I was told it's part of their terms. When I reminded her I have never been provided her terms, not did I make any agreement to them, she emailed me a copy of the terms. I would not do business with any school this shady. You can even cancel at state schools and colleges if you do it within the timeframe (which they provide upfront).

This experience had to be one of the most embarrassing and unprofessional things I have ever…read moreencountered. My son had gone to camp over the summer and loved it. We decided to throw his birthday there today, and boy was it not what we expected. When we first get there we are greeted with the lead for our event. He was thorough in his explanation of the details but only gave us 10 minutes to set up, and really didn't care whether we got done or not, just as long as he got his list out of things that he needed to say out. During the party he told us that he would get the kids at the table to eat with 30 minutes to spare. After they were all forced to clean up and wash their hands, that left 20 minutes to eat and do cake. With 15 minutes left, he then announces to the entire group (us, the kids, and our guests) that we had to be out of the space and cleaned up in 15 minutes. He then proceeded to announce that loudly every five minutes. We tried to get the kids to eat quickly and do cake, but everyone knows that it takes a while to get them to finish eating. With 5 minutes left he proceeds to walk into the middle of the eating area and tell us we have to be out in 5 minutes while he actively took down our table set ups. At this point us and the guests were beyond uncomfortable and started awkwardly rushing to throw anything we could into the boxes we brought. Every guest was helping and trying to get out. With 3 minutes left he did the most unprofessional thing thus far. Our autistic daughter was the only one left at the cleared table, eating the last few bites of her cake. He made her get up and told her she had to be done and then PULLED THE TABLECLOTH OFF OF THE TABLE! I was so upset and blown away at how rude he was being, especially to the kids. He then walked over to the second table and proceeded to pull the cloth off while three boys were finishing their cake. I finally had enough and told him I would clear it (mind you, our time wasn't up). Then he looked at the boys when I was still cleaning up and sternly said "you guys have to put on your shoes now!" And for his final act, he proceeded to fold the chairs and turned on the vacuum while the guests were putting on their shoes in the front area! We couldn't even say goodbye to anyone because of how loud it was. Everyone at the party was in shock at how harsh he was being. He ABSOLUTELY ruined the party and we were mortified in front of our guests. I got in the car and started crying. Before anyone thinks, well there must have been another party....There wasn't. By the time I drove away after crying, it had been 10 minutes and the place was empty besides the employees. They just wanted us out at exactly the time and didn't care about giving us even an extra minute to clean up. By the way, we would have been happy to pay for extra time to clean up. We have three kids and have thrown many parties. This, by far, was the WORST experience we have ever had. I even texted my guests after to apologize for the situation. The sad part is we were thinking of putting our son in regular classes, and definitely returning for summer camp. That will never happen now. They lost us as customers and all of our guests that had sons interested in classes as well. I highly do not recommend throwing your kids party there EVER!

This has been the best thing ever for my son. He has never been a climber, but we tried this out…read moreand he loved it. The incremental improvement is great for building confidence. If you're looking at both Skyhook and Revolution trying to decide, the main difference for kids is Revolution is more "chill" - there's less noise, color, flashy equipment. There's also more "groupings" for age ranges, so the little kids don't end up with the big kids. This was perfect for us.

Our daughter loves the art classes, summer camps, weekly programs, and parties at Gilchrist Art…read moreCamp. The staff are wonderful, and the activities they plan for the kids are incredibly creative and fun. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great way to encourage creativity and imagination in their family.

My nervous 7-yr old was immediately comfortable once he walked through the doors for art camp. He…read moreloved the theme for the week and was excited to tell me about what he was making. This was a great hands-on experience for him.

My 10 year old daughter has been going to Drawn2Art Lake Oswego since she was six. She always loves…read moreher classes/camps and progressing through the different books and mediums. She says all the teachers are really nice and she's proud of what she makes there.

I went here for an ODS 4 day trip it was really fun and engaging and we learned a ton the kids from…read moreother schools were strange to say the least but the Highschool volunteers were super nice (shoutout to Cherry Buck and Torchbearer) and so was the staff the archery was arguably the best pastime but the whole experience was incredibly enjoyable.

Ron and I found our way to this truly beautiful bucolic camp just a couple of miles out of…read moreEstacada. He thought it might be the site of an old antique train trestle that might have been on his parents' property years ago. Sadly it was not, but it was still worth the trip to see the camp. The property is owned by the Salvation Army and used to bring urban children out into forest and get a feeling for camping for a week or so. Being a former camp counselor (Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp) in Rhododendron, I really enjoyed talking with the camp director. So many similar experiences. The TriMet bus stop was right at the camp entrance. The camp had a good sturdy road, but I think it descended at least 1/2 mile, but as we walked down. the magic happened with the sounds of nature taking over. Butter flies and birds flickered, the river ran, and all the small forest critters were busy on their errands; almost in a Disneyesque manner. I'm not sure of statistics, but I feel pretty sure they can fit in a large number of campers in during summer sessions. The buildings are very handsome and look brand new which is very much to the camp directors and their staff's credit. After a very pleasant time, we did have to leave. The camp director and her husband (co-camp director) were kind enough to drive us back up to the bus stop. The Salvation Army is doing some outstanding work here along with their directors and staff. We felt the easy warmth of all we interacted with and walked away with happy thoughts of the time spent with these fine people.