As A Youth Group Leader for over 15 years, I have been to many camps/retreats and Deer Run tops the…read morelist! I recently returned with my 3rd group on a Fall Retreat and it just keep getting better. From the booking/planning agents to the active daily staff we were always treated like VIP guests. The camp itself is always kept pristine with incredible nature along with well prepped adventure, sports, and lodging facilities. YOUTH PASTORS - book a retreat...your Youth will love every minute!!

We had such a good time at family camp! It was an enriching adventure and bonding experience.read more

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.

This place is great! My seven-year-old is completely having a great time with the art class! She…read morethoroughly enjoys it and they do a variety of projects ranging from line/shadow drawings to sculptures to painting, etc. She can't wait to go every week and talks about what she did that week at home so I know she is enjoying it very well. The teachers and the owner are amazing and we will continue to go here as long as my child likes it, which I think will be for a very long time. We have seen some of the teacher's personal work and it is incredible so I know she is getting the education in art that she is looking for. This was her first year and we are so excited to see everything that they have done when the year is over. There is an art show that they host at the end of every year and we are very excited to see all the work that our daughter has put in I highly recommend it!

From the owner: "Children’s Art Classes offer nine-month programs of weekly study that build on each other. Studies…read moreinclude painting, drawing, design, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, and much more. Students ages 3 and up will experience over 40 different areas of art to feed their passion and enhance their skills. Classes Offered: Tiny Hands (3–4-year-old), Introduction to Art (5–6-year-old), Beginning Art (7–8-year-old), Art 1 (9 years and up), Art 2 (prerequisite Art 1). Summer Camps and Workshops: Children's Art Classes offers summer workshops and camps outside of the regular award-winning nine-month curriculum, providing students an opportunity to enhance their skills while having fun! We invite all students, both current and new, to deepen their passion, challenge themselves, and grow. Camps and workshops include painting, pottery, drawing, collage and much, much more. The summer workshops and camps are an excellent way to explore the studio before registering for one of our school-year programs.

Best place in Fairview!!!!…read more This place exudes community and family. Whether you send your kids for summer camp, or attend another function or wedding, you will walk away wanting to come back.

From the owner: For over seven decades Camp Marymount has provided the Nashville Diocese and families from all…read moreover the world a summer camp experience filled with community, faith, fun and simplicity on 340 acres of beautiful middle Tennessee land. Offering four overnight summer sessions - two for girls, and two for boys - to rising 1st graders thru rising 11th graders, Camp Marymount creates an atmosphere where a child can be him or herself without the pressures the outside world or the distractions of technology. Camp Marymount is dedicated to safety and is accredited by the American Camp Association meeting or exceeding over 300 industry-accepted and government-recognized standards. We are also dedicated to having fun providing opportunities to experience traditional camp activities like horseback riding, nature, arts and crafts, gardening, archery, riflery, swimming and lots more. Camp Marymount provides opportunities throughout the year for groups of all types to enjoy a serene wilderness atm

Kids waiting room review I dropped my kids off so I could go…read moreto a medical appointment (ages 12 months and 3 years old). Upon return from my appointment, I could hear my son (12 months) screaming through the door. When I open the door, an employee was holding him saying "he's fighting his sleep so hard". The employee goes to hand me my baby and poop smears all on my arm. I replied "he pooped, he smells like poop. Not only that, but it's all inside his shorts. That's why he can't sleep. He's wet from poop" I go to lay my baby on the changing table when I noticed my three year-old is doing a potty dance I've never seen before. My special-needs 3 y/o is potty trained. He has been attending the ASYMCA since he was 20 months (operation little learners and other programs) and is very familiar with the staff. (I had never seen a woman who was in the kids waiting room today) when I asked my three year-old, he said that he did say "potty" a couple of times. He wasn't able to tell me why they didn't take him until I got there and asked for him to be taken to the restroom while I clean the poop off of my 12 month olds bottom half. I did speak with two directors before I left. I asked why my 12 month old was left in poop then informed both directors he's now suffering from a rash. They apologized then tried to stay that the woman in the kids waiting room didn't know he pooped because "she wasn't holding him." I informed her that I witnessed her holding 12 month old and that she handed him to me directly from her arms. I also told them that not only did he smell like poop, but she handed him to me in soiled clothes. (A diaper bag was left there with diapers, pull-ups, wipes, and a change of clothes for both kids. (No way she didn't smell or feel the poop seeping through his clothes). I was also informed that since the kids waiting room is only a two hour wait period that they aren't supposed to change diapers. Good thing I put a pull-up on my potty trained three year-old. Otherwise I would've been dealing with one pissy and the other shitty upon pick up. with all this being said my 12 month old won't be back. To leave a child in poop until he suffers a rush is ridiculous and they didn't even change his clothes. It sucks not being able to trust the military community around you. My husband and I are truly heartbroken.

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 love that my child is learning science, how to think critically, and observe his environment…read more This is a great fun place for kids and we highly recommend it!

From the owner: Braingineers Lab offers a STEAM hands on After-school programs for Elementary and Middle School…read morestudents, summer camps, workshops for teenagers, adults and parent's night out.