If you have a "spirited" toddler by any means, this is not the gym for you…read more We started taking my son here for the last few months, right before he turned two. While it's been a great opportunity for learning how to follow directions and take turns, both my husband and I didn't feel much of a welcoming environment. If you can start your kid early at 18 months or if you have a very calm toddler that likes to follow directions, this place would be perfect. Not the case for our son. All he wanted to do was run around in circles and climb on the equipment... Which is still perfectly developmentally normal for a 2 year old. The judgement both my husband and I felt was completely uncalled for and unnecessary and I will never be returning to this gym ever again.

Such a great team of staff and teachers! My child loved it here and always had a blast! Highly…read morerecommend

We love this place. My 5 years old son who is in the Developmental Preschool enjoys the class. They…read morerotate the sport every week, basketball, volleyball, baseball, hockey, football and soccer. His teacher at school told us about my son's improvement/development for catching, throwing ( motor skill )and listening after we enroll him to KIS. His coaches are amazing ! We really recommend this place.

My 4 year old loves it here! He's learned so much and the coaches are really great with him. My non…read moreathletic 6 year old does drop in sessions in the summer and whenever else he happens to be off from school and he loves it as well. They have so much fun and are able to really learn and practice in the noncompetitive setting. We're excited to have booked a birthday party there and know that it will be an awesome experience.

My daughter LOVES this place. It's small enough to be able to keep track of her but has a lot of…read moreactivities to keep her running around for a few hours. I appreciate that they give families wrist bands for security and check them when you leave the area. There's lots of sitting areas for parents and the area for toddlers and under 10 are perfect. Only complaint is it's dusty. I haven't seen employees clean when I've been there vs other play places we've been to.

I think this place is old …read more It's with rude staff (Even the owner, pays a cheap to the workers and there's no control ) They don't do their job . From yelling to a child to not being firm of rules . I been to alot of play gyms . Check for yourself Try skyzone or flying squirrel . Cheap and huge ! Save your headache & huge Bill

My daughter goes here every year for multiple weeks and loves it. Comes back tired and dirty like a…read morekid at camp should, and can't wait to go back. Not sure how people miss this is a Christian camp. It's right on their website and brochure.

5th grade camp was a hit! From the moment of bus drop offs to bus pick ups, Cedar Springs had every…read moreminute accounted for and planned out. Their system of organization and scheduling of daily events was impressive. Staff was incredibly gracious, especially while containing a hundred 10 year old boys and girls. Daily routine began with reveille at 0700 hours and ended at 10p with lights out. Survival classes were informative and included sessions like fire building, archery, stream studies, rock climbing, and forestry to name a few. Breakfast, lunch, and dinners were definitely elevated from a 'camp' menu with dishes like pork tenderloin, brisket, hot breakfasts, 24/7 coffee and tea for chaperones, side salads and dessert with every meal. I. Was. Im. PRESSED. They flip schools midweek, so if you're there from Wed-Fri, the previous school will be wrapping up lunch as you arrive and they depart. Schools never crossed paths and the transition was seamless. The cabins were 4 groups of 3 bunks with extra cots if needed. Working heaters and windows on every wall to air out during the day (highly recommended). It def got humid at night in the fall. Bathroom rotations were 10 mins per cabin which sounded like an impossible amount of time but worked out well. There were 11 showers in the main restroom with one being ADA accessible. 3 separate showers in the shared chaperone and employee restroom (which only had one working toilet). I preferred the main restroom but used it after lights out for my showers. No problems running out of stalls or showers. The bunks were rough for chaperone bones... wish I had brought extra padding to ease the sleepless nights after long days of trail walking, back to back events from 7a-9p, and dealing with a ton of 5th graders for 3 days straight! The bottomless coffee and tea helped keep us all upright! Overall, impressive meals, even more impressive staff, and impeccable scheduling!

We have been taking our 22 month old here for about six weeks and she has learned so much. Coach…read moreCelena is so knowledgeable and so good with kids. She's our favorite coach you can tell she really cares.

Both of my kids are enrolled here and they love the classes. The class size is very reasonable,…read morethe instructors are great with kids, and we have been very happy with the kids progress.

I like this place. My 2 year old enjoyed it. He is more athletic than most his age so he can handle…read moreit. I have gone more than once. You need to register on their website if you don't go during open play. They have a party room and you can host birthday parties there. The inflatables are better than the Arena Sports ones I have gone to. They have air hockey tables. And a bean bag toss game. There is a useless hurricane simulator thing it's literally 2 dollars for a strong fan being blown on you. Lol don't bother. But the inflatables are great and in decent condition. Some need to be stitched up here and there. The bathrooms were clean and they have water fountains. The vending machine was out of order when I was there. The customer service was 50% good. And I mean that literally, 2 employees I interacted with were friendly and 2 were unfriendly and lazy. That is for 2 separate visits. There is a lot of wall space for arcade games they could add. All in all it's worth a visit, I just don't go very often.

Great idea to tire the kids out! We attended a birthday party recently and although we had a 10…read moremonth little with us, she still enjoyed being there. I docked a star just because I wish they had everyone take off their shoes on the carpet area of each room. Everyone jumping needs to wear socks in the inflatables but when they get out they are still running around with their socks on while parents are there wearing their dirty shoes. So the area isn't really sanitary. I've never been to a Pump It Up establishment before. This location had two rooms with inflatables. The third room was for eating. I loved that 2 high chairs were included in that third room. Loved that it was an IKEA high chair just because we use that at home too.

Think twice before you trial any competitive program here…read more Our daughter spent two years on team and almost quit the sport entirely. In her last season she experienced retaliation from a coach, emotionally immature leadership, and conduct that violated their own handbook. When concerns were raised by multiple families, ownership declined to meet and responded with: "We believe we can move forward from here and work towards a positive season." Our daughter was eight years old. She lost confidence. She lost skills. Schedules changed constantly. Classes were added mid-season at an extra cost because, in their own words, they had too many girls to teach new routines at once. The list goes on. If you do choose to trial, ask about attrition. We are aware of at least five or six girls leaving a team of fifteen this season alone. That speaks volumes. Competitive gymnastics demands clear communication and genuine investment in every child. You will not find that here.

I am so impressed with Northshore Gymnastics Center! I tried a bunch of gymnastics programs as a…read morekid, and when I signed my daughter up for her first season, I expected it to be about the same. I was blown away! The facility is beautifully updated with new equipment that is used well by the coaches to help teach the fundamentals and build a solid physical foundation. The gym is clean, inviting, and absolutely buzzing with activity. It's so fun watching all the different levels giving it their all and having a blast. We loved the coach, and watching from the observation area, I was really impressed with the caliber of instruction and serious, but genuinely kind manner. As a parent, this was a valuable opportunity for my child to try new, challenging things and also to grow in grit and confidence. We loved it! The only reason I knocked off a star is that they do mandatory rolling enrollment, basically an auto pay type situation. They allow you to opt out under certain conditions, and the staff are really nice, but it would be nice if they offered an option to do one session at a time for the beginning classes, especially.

As first-time parents, choosing Columbia Crest was a big step--and we couldn't be happier. The…read morestaff is warm, attentive, and truly caring. We enrolled out child last year, and I see his growth almost daily - whether it's learning new words, interactions with other kids, expressing emotions more clearly, or simply showing excitement to go to "school." The center is clean and thoughtfully designed to encourage learning through play. Communication is excellent, and we always feel supported and informed. Additionally, I appreciate their openness to feedback and inclusion of the parents. Highly recommend to any parent looking for a safe, caring, and enriching environment!

My son has been attending Columbia Crest for almost a year and is absolutely thriving. He has grown…read moreso much in his independence and developmental skills. We love the teachers and staff- their communication with us is really great, and they have been good about working with us on challenging behaviors. We're excited for our second child to start attending in the fall!