Excellent deep tissue massage. Misty was attentive, professional, and focused on the areas that needed the most work. I left feeling noticeably better and much less tense. Highly recommend for anyone looking for effective therapeutic bodywork. read more

The atmosphere of the studio is beautiful! The price is so affordable and there are many types of classes including Row, Barre etc. Massage and Acupuncturists are also in house. There's a yearly trip offered as well and this year is Italy! I have been for over 2 years and I still love it! I adore all of the instructors and appreciate all that yoga has taught me. I'm very strong and flexible from it. Highly recommend read more

This place strikes me as more of a fitness yoga studio than meditation and relaxation. Not necessarily a bad thing if that's what you like, but it's not my preferred style. The studio recently moved and is now in a new location. I don't particularly like the building. It feels very industrial and the hallways are always dirty when walking in bare feet. I have other cleanliness concerns as well. I started going here for aerial yoga and noticed the hammocks seemed a bit grimey, then funny enough the owner mentioned that she isn't able to clean them during the winter because they must hang outside to dry. So that's a solid 3-6 months of feet on hammock without being cleaned- yuck! No wonder they felt grimy. I also don't think they clean their yoga mats in between classes which really bothers me. Lastly, they hold exercise classes in the same room that they hold yoga, so there will be spin bikes and such sitting in the corner during your yoga class. It just takes away from the zen aspect. But again, that's just me. Maybe a yoga studio with exercise class in the same building is a win for you.m Overall, it's an ok yoga studio that will do fine in Quakertown where there is little competition. read more

This place is absolutely beautiful. I am a big fan of hot yoga so I will try this place again and see if they offer any hot yoga classes. I met June the owner and she was great. read more

I'm writing strictly about the massage business that is located instead of the yoga studio as I've never taken a yoga class there. The masseuse/owner was friendly. One thing to note is her focus is on therapeutic massage so if you're looking for a Swedish or sports massage, this might not be the place for you. Also, the "waiting room" is basically just a sectioned off area from the yoga studio which made it VERY uncomfortable while I was waiting for my appointment (thankfully the massage room itself wasn't that hot). It got to be in the 80's in that room!! .Also, while getting my massage, I could hear the music from the yoga session which was loud and made the massage a bit less relaxing. The owner did explain that they recently changed their hours and it used to be quiet during that time but I would definitely recommend she change her hours and not book massages during classes. read more

I confess, I walked in when the TRX (I think that's what it's called?) class was winding down and I was a little scared! (More to the point, I was exhausted just watching it! Woah, kudos to the women in the class. But also a little curious and if I had more time out here in PA, I might go try it... perhaps next time!) But I went for yoga because yoga is what I do. I was determined not to completely skip out on my yoga practice, as usual, during my trip back east to visit family. I found two really great studios to try and Moondog is one of them. I have pretty high standards as a teacher and a regular practicioner - I am already in the midst of working towards my 500RYT. I say this not as a "bragging point" but as a note to other people who are NOT new to yoga and wondering if they'd like classes here. I need to be challenged and that can either be through new and difficult asana or through learning to pull back and just allow myself to be in the space that I'm in, soaking up different and new things. I am SO enmeshed in my yoga community back home and so used to a very specific way of doing things that I'm finding it challenging - and refreshing - to step into unfamiliar territory. So - first of all, the Moondog space is lovely.I was a little put off by the front windows, at first (I don't want to be on display while doing yoga) but it's a low traffic area, so it wasn't an issue. Plus, towards the end of class I really enjoyed the view of the night sky and the glow of the street lamp outside. It was very peaceful. The studio was clean and bright, yet still cozy. I loved that she set us up in a circular formation rather than lined up. I took "all levels" taught by June, the owner - she's got great energy around her and is very good at managing the rasas in the room. There was a definite sense of community in this space and she seems to really connect with everyone that walks through the door. There were lots of great little details here that I appreciated. She has her loaner mats hanging up which is such a FABULOUS idea I think I'll implement at home with my own mat. (I always hate rolling my mat up after practice, still damp with mat cleaner spray or, let's be honest, I don't always clean my own mat immediately after - sweat.) The class itself was great. I was still feeling jetlagged and off kilter so it was exactly where I needed to be. I am not into "power" and "hot" yoga, I'm very much into the meditative practices so I also loved that she spent some time on that at the beginning and end. I cannot stand when people rush through savasana as an afterthought. I was also happy to see so many people in the class - again, there was a definite sense of community. Before class, there was lots of boisterous talking and I say this as a positive. I am not a fan of the "everyone be quiet before class" rule. I think community and connection and joy and fun are important. (There was no talking DURING class, so don't worry!) I am very eager to go back and hoping to do so tonight. This little studio has immediately endeared itself to me and I hope it continues to thrive. I'll proudly wear my "Moondog Yoga tshirt back home in Seattle. :) read more

Great ambiance. Instructor is great and offers assistance and modifications as needed. Have only attended the prenatal series but enjoyed it very much. read more

I travel for work a lot and decided to start doing yoga again to get back into shape and start eating a healthier diet (hard to do on the road). I loved the space and the no attitude of the instructor (forgot her name. I took the heated yoga) and the others in class. Great energy. read more

A great energy in this studio! I take a Sunday morning class most often, lead by June. This All Levels class is lead in a way that a beginner can give it a shot, and someone who has been doing yoga for quite some time will still find them self challenged. Their restorative classes are quite a treat! The space itself it open and airy, and has the class in more a circle format instead of the typical row by row of yoga mats, making it feel very welcoming! read more

I thoroughly enjoy Moondog Yoga when I make the time to be there! They offer a variety of classes to choose from so there is something for every level of your practice. Workshops are also unique and give you new classes to explore. Owner June has a wonderful bubbly personality and makes you feel very welcomed, as does her instructors. Very helpful for newbies such as myself. Try the Restorative class - very relaxing, one of my favorites! read more