Great rock climbing facility! I went here for a date night, and they had plenty of walls to climb,…read moreand have a separate floor where you can climb rope free. Everyone here was super friendly and helpful, especially for two people who are beginners. We felt safe throughout our entire experience here and will definitely be coming back.

Randolph climbing gym has been a place ive been meaning to go for a long while now. I first checked…read moreout the place a year or so ago with a friend, but it wasnt until this past weekend that ive made some time to go. The place is pretty nice, to me it looks pretty clean, nothing to complain about there. The staff was pretty helpful and nice. We went on a Saturday and it wasn't to packed around 1pm, although once 2 rolled around a couple birthday parties must have been scheduled so the place fill with little kids. As for any advice i can offer, if you have feet larger then 12 renting shoes will be a problem. I needed 13's and had to squeeze into a 12 if i wanted to use climbing shoes. So either bring your own or use sneakers.

In camp my child got yelled at just because he was older than all the others and they were expected…read moreto see the ABC's every day at the age of nine and to add onto that they were stuck doing things like pouring water into cups back-and-forth the science experiments in camp we were not able to participate it and during cam my son got body shamed but I have a bunch of five--year-olds No one should ever go here it's so inconspicuous and plus my child came home without a finger

Our daughter started Apple Randolph at age 2 and has spent the last 2 academic years plus summer…read morecamp here. Overall she has seen a lot of positive development both socially and academically. Her current teacher Ms. Parekh has done a great job stepping up to take over her class recently. One aspect of the curriculum we really like is the group classrooms ranging from ages 2-5, which gives the young ones an older partner to look up to and teaches the older kids how to care for and guide their younger peers. There are additional academic programs during the day you can add on, as well as after school extracurricular activities like music and various sports. It's also good to see an emphasis on allowing the kids to be physically active as much as possible during regular school hours. The community of parents we've met has also been great and our daughter has made many friends. We plan to start our son this summer. Yes, sometimes she falls or catches an illness at school... but it's mostly normal, unavoidable stuff. If there is a concern we've found the administration to be responsive. It's not cheap by any means, but a safe place where your little ones can progress their education as early as possible is absolutely worth it.

We all know the amount of cookies we get per box is less and less every year as the price continues…read moreto go up. But ever year I buy several boxes from friends kids. I just purchased a few boxes of Girl Scout cookies from a Neighber for $5 a box. My wife bought a few from a girl at her office for $4 a box. So I googled it and they charge different amounts for different locations depending on your local Girl Scout division decides to change. They say the money goes to help the girls. But I have never met a Girl Scout the has benefited from any of the money that is raised from the sale of these cookies. I posted a picture of what I found when I google it. I do know that the Boy Scouts offer camping trips hikes and all kinds of other events for the boys.

Few years after leaving heritage I still think about how bad I feel for not listening to my sons…read morecues. And what different feedback I get from my sons teachers after we left. They never believe the challenges and behaviors he showed there and for a kid who had a hard time with speech, I now know these behaviors were his distress call. Poor buddy. So thankful for all those teachers around him after heritage who saw/see how bright and kind he is and who enjoy him. Also I've seen bad reviews before on this over the years, including the one I placed while there. They somehow disappear.

This is the worst run school I've ever sent a child too and I would absolutely not do it again. The…read moremanagement is horrific and everytime I pick my child up between 4:30 and 5:30 the kids are lined up outside their room just sitting against the wall waiting for their parents. I highly recommend never sending your children here.

Great place to go with the family! Fun for all. Lounge chairs and umbrellas to relax while kids…read moreenjoy diving boards, four square, basketball, and kiddie pool. And of course the snack bar! Started with a seasonal membership last summer but kids couldn't get enough and we joined as full members. Very reasonable pricing for the summer camp experience for the whole family!