Camp Warner is my daughter's favorite camp! She has been attending Camp Warner every summer since…read moreage 6 (excl 2020) and now at age 12 she still looks forward to it. This camp gives kids a chance to really experience nature, spend all day outside exploring, learning, and making new friends along the way. Highly recommend!

Our 7 year-old son loved camp this year! He said he wished he could go all summer. We will…read moredefinitely be back.

It was my 1st time at Camp Widjiwagan as I was attending a Women's Retreat that was held at the…read moreNelson Andrews Leadership Center. The drive from the gated entrance to the main office was absolutely gorgeous. Following the illuminated pathway to the leadership center was such a tranquil walk. The leadership Center was very well stocked with coffee, teas, canned drinks, in the refrigerator and there was a got/cold water station as well. Of course all the meals were catered so that wouldn't be to YMCA's credit. But the restroom facilities, the spaces indoors and outdoors were just perfect for our meetings and breakout sessions. There's ample parking all over and lotsa activities for climbing, slides etc that can be booked if requested... It was a great experience

One of the cabins' alarms went off in the middle of the night and didn't stop ringing. Everything…read morehere is broken and one of the zip line coordinators said "he had no clue what he was doing. They wouldn't let us put our feet in the water without a life jacket on. All of the employees are very rude.

I have been connected to Langford Farms Club since I was a teenager and have many fond memories…read morethere. When the previous owners, Brad and Becky, were in charge, the club felt like family. Over the years, I have primarily been a tennis member, but in April of this year I decided to purchase a full membership under the new ownership because of the amenities and improvements being advertised at that time. These included extended pool hours, a 24-hour gym, renovations throughout the facility, and resurfacing of three tennis courts. I understand that major upgrades take time and resources, and I was patient with that process. However, several of the marketed changes either did not occur or were delayed significantly. For example, the 24-hour gym was not operational until late July, despite being advertised in April. The pool hours were promoted as open until 8 p.m. all summer, but were later changed to close at 6 p.m. in the latter part of the season. The tennis court resurfacing is now stated to be dependent on future investors, meaning it is not guaranteed. In addition, I observed maintenance issues such as the adult pool containing significant debris on more than one occasion. I posted two brief, polite comments on the club's Facebook page noting the debris and the pool hour change. These comments contained no vulgar or disrespectful language. Shortly after, I found that I had been blocked from the club's Facebook page without prior notice or any request to communicate through alternative channels. This was concerning, as the page is where members receive updates and important information. I also experienced a serious health concern. On one occasion, my roommate and I both ate lunch and dinner at the poolside grill and became violently ill later that evening. I sent the owner a private message to let him know this was a possibility -- not to make a public complaint, but so he could be aware in case there was an issue that needed to be addressed. My concern was dismissed outright, with the owner stating that no one else had complained. In our conversation, he also dismissed other points I raised about the facility, saying my feedback carried less weight because he believed I had not attended the clubhouse often enough. When I arranged a face-to-face meeting to discuss these matters in a calm and professional manner, the owner confirmed that he removes Facebook comments he considers unfavorable. I explained that my reduced visits this summer were partly due to personal hardships, including two family bereavements and a job change; these statements were not acknowledged. Throughout the meeting, I was interrupted frequently, and my concerns were met with defensiveness. When I raised the topic of improving customer service and communication, the owner abruptly ended the conversation, told me the discussion was over, and escorted me out of the building in front of other members, opening the office gate forcefully and walking me to the exit. I have also personally seen other members' concerns about similar issues posted to Facebook, only to be removed, and during our conversation the owner acknowledged that multiple families had approached him directly with disappointment about the direction of the clubhouse. My membership has since been cancelled at my request, and while I appreciate that no further charges will be made, my experience leaves me concerned about the club's current management approach. I hope that in the future, member feedback will be met with constructive dialogue, professional communication, and the delivery of amenities as advertised. From my personal experience along with others, this to be an unsafe environment, emotionally, for family's who are paying for a positive experience. If any feedback and concerns are addressed it is met with unprofessionalism, retaliation, and defensiveness.

I've been an on and off member of Langford farms club since 1994. In the last 10-20 years this…read moreplace is nothing more than a daycare that allows others to join so they can pretend to be "Langford Farms Club" and supplement income. In my opinion it will never be what it was prior to the summer camp/daycare taking over. Adults should be able to use the adult pool anytime if we are forced to pay the pricey membership fees. In fact we used to be able to use every part of the club while there... including the indoor basketball court. The owners need to make a choice. Prioritize the club or prioritize the daycare. It cannot be both. 20 years ago the pool was open year round / was covered with a heated bubble in the winter. That owner let the bubble go and fell further into financial hardship... thus the camp was necessary to keep $ flowing. It's a very old establishment and I'm unsure why folks without a lot of cash flow to fix it up keep purchasing it. After reading the others reviews about the food safety and dirty pools: contact the health department and report your concerns. It will not fall upon deaf ears there.

I used to go here and I stoped because the trainers were really rude mainly carm she's was the…read moreworst and the others if you took a turn too short you would have to buy them a Starbucks gift card and if you were one or more mins late they would tack up your horse so we left but I really recommend that you go to lucky fox farm in Murfreesboro

Not very friendly people here. Over priced. Desperate need of people skills. Over all my kid had…read morefun but i expected more for bang for my buck.

Such a fun and friendly atmosphere with great coaches! My daughter loves Universal Gymnastics and…read moreshe has grown so much with her gymnastics skills.

Extremely happy with the staff and program for my 18 month old daughter. Kaylee (not sure if im…read morespelling her name correctly) is amazing with kids and determined to teach kids new and exciting things gradually and safely! Great way to get your kids out to interact and utilize all of their energy!

Crossroads is a great facility that welcomes beginners as well as experienced horsemen to their…read moreranch. All of the horses are well cared for and loved by many. I have been coming here for the past 4 years and wouldn't go elsewhere. If you have a passion for horses, you will not be disappointed!

Tired of taking lessons that started out "So what are we going to do today" then I found Josh Guin…read moreand Crossroads. I loved the fact the curriculum was written out and organized. The focus is on horsemanship and not just throwing you on a horse. They ask your goals and help you work towards them. Do you want to be a better rider? Do you want to work towards owning your own horse and being able to care for them? Do you want to learn how to train the horse you have to be a safe partner through natural horsemanship? Previously i ran into people who were very skilled with horses but either were not or did not even want to be teachers. They seemed like they were just instructing to help pay for their own: riding , roping or horse training careers. The instructors at crossroads love teaching just as much as they love horses. You will never feel intimidated. They will push you but never to a place where you feel unsafe. Still not sure then just stop bye and ask to meet Shire!

We have made the trek out to Smyrna a few times to the Outdoor Adventure Center for kid/friends…read morebirthdays, the pool, and indoor rock climbing. While the heights you can climb are not terribly high, and pale in comparison to places like Climb Nashville, for a kid they're great. Multiple paths labeled with perceived skill level, friendly staff, and an auto-belay device that lets them just let go and float down. For the price, it's great although as Ehren A notes you do have to pay to watch your kids, but a family of 4 gets in and out for less than 1 person at a dedicated climbing establishment. The walls are also rated to 300 pounds so the next time I go I'm climbing as well (although it's $2 more if you want to participate) Some things to note about this place are when you get there you need to go to the left. You'll get to what look like the main doors and it's not the right place... go to the left, there's a door there that says Outdoor Adventure Center. The first time we went we ended up at the locked at the time entrance and it just did not look right. Nope, go left, look for some standing outdoor chimes you can play, it's over there. As a note, included 1 picture here, there's another wall of climbing behind where I was shooting from, and there's a round climbing structure with at least 4 more paths to climb. There's also a 16+ finger grip wall hanger that looks nightmarish and not particularly fun if you're to that level, but you do you. The pool is great for younger kids as I recall, but the outside is in direct sunlight with no shade anywhere. Pool has been shut down due to toddler problems when I was there. They do keep it clean. Not particularly deep if I remember correctly.

Brought our son to climb the wall for an hour. You have to sign a waiver to be in the building and…read moreeveryone needs to pay just to watch. Yeah, that separated our family. Not going to pay to watch my own family. What a waste.