Mean and cold staff. They held me back a group below and won't let me go to the Delaware River…read moretrip. Half of my experience was terrible. Only a few counselors who were nice to me. And most of all they wouldn't let me work there because of my disability.

Worst camp ever!!! My son that lives in Washington heights dosent get picked up from home in a bus…read moreoften. My son that is 11 get picked on and bullied in the camp. The disciplinary system of the camp is horrible!!! I have witnessed it myself and a fellow mate of mines that is a counselor has told me as well about his working experience with these kids. My fellow mate had also told me that kids get punished when they disrespect their counselors and the counselors get heated up and take it on the children!! I would highly not recommend this camp especially!!! Especially next year!!!

I enjoy bringing my daughter to this park though wish the area was cleaned on a regular basis.read more

Went there when it was too hot to use any of the playground equipment. But it seems pretty nice and…read morebasic.

Absolutely great! My son loved It! They provide transportation for pickup and drop off. The…read morecounselors and staff were so supportive, he was able to pass his Deep Water test! There was never a dull moment. The camp was packed with activities.

This was my daughter's first summer at this camp and she absolutely loved it. She said this was the…read morebest summer ever! She enjoyed all the activities and tried new things that she likely would not have had an opportunity to experience such as: zip lining, fishing/boating, archery and ropes course. She got out of her comfort zone, tried new things and did not regret it. A big positive with this camp is that it has many other activities other than sports. My daughter is not into sports but there were so many other outdoor activities as well as science, art and theater that she enjoyed. She also got to do weekly horseback riding. My picky eater kid also loved the food here! I was shocked she was eating seconds at lunch (they are very generous in giving the kids more food if they are still hungry). And of course the bus picking up and dropping off right in front of your house is so convenient. We already signed up our kid for next summer. The summer camp bar has now been set high, as I don't think she will be satisfied attending any other camp after her fun Harbor Hills experience.

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.

Our son absolutely loves camp. Everyone is so friendly and caring here. They are very thoughtful…read moreand really give their all into the camp. Our daughter will attend next summer with our son and we can't wait!

DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE. The camp owner, Michelle, is more concerned with optics of the camp…read morerather than the wellbeing of your child. I have heard many terrible stories about this camp from other parents in the past, and I should have listened.

I thought our parks were nice in Somerset County but we may have some competition. Whew - this spot…read morewas beyond gorgeous! And we discovered it by accident. Wesley was amped up after his vaccines so I decided to look for a park where we could eat our lunch and enjoy the spring weather. I legit just looked up parks on Apple Maps and chose the closest place. Oh my god - there was a lake - accessible by walking or by car. So many lovely places to park right by the water. An ABUNDANCE of benches. So many beautiful cherry blossom canopies. And dog friendly to boot! We saw elderly couples, teenage friends, young lovers, new moms, athletes, dog dads, people fishing. There's also swimming and aquatics there once the summer rolls around. It was just so perfect. For history buffs, there was also a war memorial to departed soldiers from the area since The Revolutionary War(!!). What a sweet little afternoon break!

some thing for everyone it seems!…read more You'll find a playful area called Imagination Station, shady spots, a little "sprinkler park," fishing spots, and courts for basketball and volleyball. The park has a large 40 × 80-foot pavilion, a covered stage, and a gazebo on "the Island" with benches nearby--ideal for parties, ceremonies, or even just relaxing with family, That's where we had our picnic--enjoying lunch with a view of the lake. this ares also marked as Roxbury Rotary pavillon. Concert/big gathering, and Roxbury's Memorial Day Parade and ceremony spot. The grounds are tidy and well-maintained, with scenic views of the horseshoe-shaped lake that's especially beautiful at sunrise or sunset It is a relaxed and welcoming spot for families, friends, and big gatherings. From playgrounds to trails, sports fields to peaceful lake views, it offers a bit of everything.

This 'new' camp in Montclair was a big hit this summer with my kids and many of their friends…read more They absolutely loved being there and was surprised at the many things they were free to try each day. They learned to sew, make stop animation lego movies, voice recording. They learned how to bake bread, try new international flavors of food and be their own scheduler. They loved the warm, funny, kind staff. It felt like a summer home. The flexibility for us was fantastic! Day to day camp, not week to week. Flex schedule during the day, any time drop-off, any time pick-up. Lunch included! That was a big bonus for those of us who detest making packed lunches every day! They already can't wait for next year!

I have a neurodivergent 5 year old who thrives on structure and gets nervous around new things and…read moreloud noises. Needless to say, we weren't sure if he was going to be able to handle camp, let alone Steve & Kate's. Turns out he had a fantastic summer. It's easy to pinpoint the reason too: Janelle, the camp director, and her incredible staff. We really weren't expecting any accommodations, but/and Jenelle and all the counselors quickly realized what my son needed, put some changes in place for him, and connected with him in an amazing way. My son was so happy and he learned that he can fun with less structure, be safe with new people, and make new friends. I'm gushing, I know, but this summer was super-special and I couldn't let it go unnoted.

The very best - wonderful coaches, clean/well maintained equipment, a real focus on safety, and a…read moregreat variety of offerings including competitive gymnastics, cheer, rec classes, special guest offerings/clinics, etc. Family-owned and operated. They also throw a great birthday party! We love RAC.