Ballyntyne Learning farm is a favorite summer activity of ours. This camp embraces nature in a…read moretrue hands-on way. I knew my daughter had an amazing educational experience when she came home and began to elaborate on her learning. Kiely is an incredible teacher who has a true passion of early childhood education and the experience of nature and the learning that can come from it.

We love Ballyntyne Learning Farm. A very positive and welcoming place that offers so much fun and…read morelearning for children.

My son loves going to Athletic Edge for play and then we just started gymnastics. He always has a…read moreblast.

It's a fun indoor playground from toddler to 15 years, air hockey, 2 pool tables, a full bar and…read morelots of good food, lots of beer on tap. And cans, soda refills, game cards, you pay a one time fee and stay all day!! You can leave and come back. They accept marionberry passes. I wish they still had the comfy couches and chairs , these are not comfortable being here so long.

The owners truly care about the children first and foremost. The staff is wonderful, attentive and…read moreinnovative to solving any problems. They tend to each child's needs in a supportive manner and communicate well with parents. Students can begin as soon as the enrollment papers are completed and registration fees are paid, then tuition is due at the beginning of each week or month depending on your enrollment. They offer part time, before and after school, daily or weeks and even hourly services. The preschool class is offered Monday through Friday, 9am to 12pm, but they are open 7am to 6pm. Snacks are provided morning and afternoon for all of our classes. They even have a quiet time between 12:45-3pm. Older siblings can even visit younger siblings- within the teacher/child ratios. Lunches are parents responsibility as well as infant bottles being cleaned etc but for the price, that makes sense. The best part, or at least as I remember when I was kid enjoying the most, the field trips!! I love that they not only offer the options they do but are able to take the kids on such outings. They take the children to the movie theater every tues, library events on wed, gymnastics on thurs, and another field trip on mondays and fridays, like berry picking, peach picking, cherry picking, the water parks in the summer. Worth contacting 100% out of the high demand for childcare in the area and after shopping around this is a gem! e-mail: adventuresunlimited669@comcast.net.

I love this place. Lisa, Tasha, Pat, and William are our favorites, but everyone there is…read morewonderful. Our son, now 2, had a hard time adapting to daycare and it took 6 weeks, at least, for him to get comfortable not being at home. The whole time the entire team was super supportive and comforting. They tried different things to help him adjust and he absolutely loves going now. William is always doing projects with the toddlers and my son talks about him nonstop. A few things they could improve on, but are minor: super weird smell, it's not bad, just different; and I'd like to see more security measures taken upon pickup, please don't take this to mean it's unsafe because it's absolutely safe. There isn't always someone in the front room when I arrive to pick him up (the room is empty, no kids and no teachers) and I would feel more comfortable if someone was always close to the door. Or if there was a more secure checkout procedure instead of signing them out. Also, my son gets dirty anywhere he goes, he just migrates to sticky things-I get it, but it would be nice to pick him up with clean hands and a clean face. I should note that my son has never came home with a dirty diaper or a diaper rash-they have very good policies here. Overall, this place is legit. Great teachers, great location, THEY HAVE A BOUNCY HOUSE, huge outside area, lots of projects, affordable, and the owners care about the kids more than they care about making money (not true for other daycare facilities I was looking at). It may not be the top of the line, brand new building, institution feeling type daycare but that's not what I want. It has a soft, comfortable, home type feel to it and that's one of the things I love the most. My son just turned 2 and he can count to 8, knows his way through ABCs-few blanks here and there, and has been speaking in abbreviated sentences for a while "What mommy doing?" "Where train go?" etc. I know that if he stayed home with me that he wouldn't be this developed, academically or socially. This is the right place for our son.

I am very impressed by the whole of the KROC Center. The entire place was not overcrowded, and it…read moreis very large and open and the signage seems to be accurate. The staff are very helpful at the information desk. The equipment seems well maintained, and the locker rooms for the pool were clean, with staff that were very on-point with help to procure changing rooms. I hope to try out some of the classes and get to know more people. I am happy to have become a member.

Has really gone down hill. Slide and diving board never open, even after you call and they tell you…read more"slides open". I'm a 65 yr old Grandmother who wanted to watch her grandkids swim, $17.00 for me to go inside and sit. Not again.

New place is amazing! Nice open spaces for variety of classes- dance, tumbling, ballet, yoga etc…read more Can't wait until my yoga class next week.

Yoga with Marci is something I look forward to all week. She is knowledgeable, experienced, and…read morehighly skilled. Marci creates a grounding and therapeutic class environment that allows me to leave it all on the mat. Namaste

I attended a women's retreat at this beautiful facility and was pleasantly surprised by the helpful…read morestaff, delicious food and peaceful atmosphere. 10/10 would go back and encourage others to book here as well!

Really friendly and kind hearted staff. They were very accommodating. I would recommend to anyone…read morelooking to rent a space.

The ATA Black Belt Academy operating at this location is great. The owners are very friendly and…read moregreat with children. I started bringing my son in for Taekwondo lessons after Mrs. VP taught a lesson at my sons school. She also handed out free first month and uniform vouchers which was a great incentive to start. I drive about 30 min to bring my son twice a week and joined my son in the family Taekwondo classes. I thought I'd have to find a closer and cheaper martial arts school when we first started but I quickly found out that it was defiantly worth the investment for my sons future.

Karate for Kids is more than an activity, a private school, or a gym. They are a shining star of…read moreconsistency in an ever changing world. They do provide healthy activities for children and adults, but also examples of respect, discipline, and courtesy for everyone. During the shutdown they maintained an online schedule and as we all emerge they have practices in place to do so safely. They have ramped up their already thorough cleaning procedures, adjusted class sizes for extra distancing, and modified lessons reducing equipment use. They can monitor everyone who comes in and still provide high quality education. Having this opportunity gives students and parents a place to interact responsibly, and having the school open to go to gives me motivation to suit up and show up for my own benefit as well as to help other students.

The beaver state- while there's lotsa beaver to choose from it's definitely not prime pickins…read more Don't get me wrong I love me some good beaver, it just any ol chubby, white trash beaver won't do for this guy. Southern Oregon: part of the emerald triangle... world class herb! Great summer climate for cannabis to thrive. What with the recreational laws now, it's super common to see crops growing roadside everywhere you go. Bend: an awesome playground for activities all year round. From camping, fishing and rafting to skiing, snowboarding and snowmobiling... and when you're done for the day go find some amazing craft brews in this thriving, growing area... prices are definitely high up here. Portland: an eclectic mish mash of urban, punk and grunge meets sophisticated, pretentious yuppie... it's what keeps Portland interesting. You can find almost anything here! Still offering a lot of agriculture: farming and ranching... it's easy to stumble across some old school backwards places you wouldn't want to be caught in past sunset. Overall, the hidden gem of Oregon continues expose itself to outsiders looking for a break from the instance pace of metropolitan America and the associated rat race and impersonality of daily life. Life tends to be a bit slower here, both physically and mentally as well, but we won't charge you sales tax and we'll pump your gas so you can chill in your vehicle while you keep another minimum wage job alive. There's some good here for sure... but like anywhere else it's easy to find the not so good as well.