Overall, the structure of the camp is great. However, they frequently make last minute changes, do…read morenot communicate them, and then get frustrated when you are not following these changes. I worked here for 4 summers out of convenience, and it was one of the most hostile environments I have never been in. If you went to Camp Sewataro growing up, great, they will welcome you with open arms and you will fit in. If you did not, you will be isolated, shut out by fellow employees, and not be able to participate in events that the camp runs but chooses strictly campers-turned-employees for. If you are a college graduate, teacher, childcare professional, etc, you will still be getting supervised by an unqualified college kid, just because they grew up at camp. Pay is also terrible. I was making $11 an hour while having a Master's degree in education. There are hundreds of other camps in the area, don't work here.

Amazing, well-run camp that fills kids' summer days with fishing, swimming, archery, campfires and…read moremore. My kiddos are looking forward to their fifth summer at Sewataro. It's a very special place.

I pick up my niece from NGCC twice a week and I wish there was a center like this around me for my…read morefamily. Every time I go in , it is so clean. Everyone at the front is friendly and helpful. They even helped me with questions for a childcare search in my area. They offer all meals in house and they do laundry! I don't pick up often but when I do I always feel welcome .

I have been going for 8 years on the xcel team and I love it it's like a second home and everyone…read morelike my second family both of my coaches Katya (been my coach for 2 years) and Lauren (who been my coach for7 years)are always there for me the gym is your forever the owner is also so nice and it's also great for little kids they have a mommy and me class for moms to go out with there small kids and a coach to have some fun and she has classes for every age group novice girls and boys, super kids. And they have tumbling class and open gym to get energy out for the little ones and for competitive kids as well. the gym is for kids ages 1-18 for everyone all the coaches are nice and helpful. This is my experience as me being on the xcell team and its awesome

Yay for babies bouncing around on trampolines!…read more I went to Shen's to watch my little niece and nephew get their gymnastics on and I was more than impressed with Shen's space. It's a huge area full of gear to make any kid a tumbler. When I spoke to the owner she was more than helpful with information on the program and though I don't need it for myself, I appreciated how happy she was to share. The little ones love it there and my brother recommends this place to anyone in the area looking for a place to let their kids release a bunch of energy in an hour.

I have three kids that have been going here for many many years. And we return every year…read more There's so much for the kids to do at Nobles, the kids love all the choices, and they come home completely exhausted (which is a good thing). The staff is awesome, Nobles hires many teachers and professionals from local school systems. The camp offers swimming instruction, and free swimming every day and it's a very big camp. The counselors greet the campers every day with huge smiles.

My Daughter has been going there for 4 years now, overall i would say the camp gets 5 stars for…read moreactivities 4 for counselors and 1 for communication. She enjoys it and the 20 or so different activity they have, she gets to choose what she does daily... always comes home happy. However, if there is a issue (we've had 3 in the last 4 years) DO NOT expect and communication at all! They ignore emails.. if u call secretary says she will have counselor whatever dept you have an issue with call you back.... no call! If you call and ask for the director... she is always unavailable. So if your child has any social issues or needs a little more help and you as a parent need a good line of communication this is not the camp for you! Your child gets lost in the 800 or so other children that go there.

An incredible group of directors, highly talented staff, and an amazing program for the campers to…read moreenjoy!

This is the best camp I have ever been at. The counselors are very nice and polite. And on my first…read moreday of camp, I was very shy and nervous. But then my counselor was polite and I got less shy with him. The activities there are very fun like you get to go in the lake, they have a basketball court soccer field, football field and a baseball area. And a lot more. I started going here in 2019 and kept going and now it is 2022 and close to summer of 2023. And I am 100% going there for my fifth year. If you have never gone here you should definitely come here.

I would do zero stars if possible. Terrible experience with lack of supervision, communication and…read morenot following reporting procedures after young camper assaulted. Inexcusable and reprehensible. Do not send your child here.

To begin with, very disorganized. Very few if any emails to parents confirming registration, and…read moreother important information. There was absolutely no information given about the drop off and pick up procedure. There is only one narrow road in/out. No information was given about early pick up and where to park, especially how to avoid the busses that arrive at least an hour early. My child told me that some of the camp counselors were "mean" to the younger girls, speaking to them in sharp tones and with belittling language. As a parent I also encountered some negative attitude from some staff. The program for girls who want to be camp counselors is severely lacking in direction and activities. The program describes that the girls will learn leadership skill and work with younger children. According to my child very little of those goals were fulfilled. Overall this was a waste of time and money, not something we would recommend to friends.

Update: Joe reached out to me right away explaining that Junior Discovery camp's emphasis is on…read moresafety and friendly camp environment. Starting 2nd grade is when Linx has more activities for children. He also assured that he will take proper steps to adjust the way comments are being delivered to parents at drop-off and pick-up. Overall, it was nice to see that Linx camp follows up on parents reviews and is willing to improve its ways going forward. Initial Review (1 star): Poor quality to cost ratio. The camp is expensive, but activities are limited. In Junior camps, for $800 a week, kids do absolutely nothing. In Linx camp 1st grade kids sing nursery rhymes and play with sprinkles while in other similarly-priced camps 1st grade kids do archery, boating and woodworking. Drop-off and pick-up are stressful. Worst of all, the main guy (Joe, from the Welcome video) who directs traffic is screaming at the top of his lungs at parents for making a wrong turn or not having a blinker on. This yelling at parents is completely inappropriate and serves a bad example for children who attend the camp. I will not be signing up again for this camp, and I would not recommend it to anyone.

Superior experience for ever age child!read more

We LOVE the Goddard School, Weston. Our daughter, who is in 3rd grade constantly tells us that it…read morewas her favorite school ever! Our son, just graduated from the school to start kindergarten. He was very nervous and sad to leave. Leaving this school was harder than the actual milestone of starting kindergarten at a new school. The facility is new (5 years old). We have been with them from the beginning. The inside of the school is clean, inviting, and is in a super convenient location. We can't say enough about the Staff and the Teachers. They are all so warm and loving. They honored all of my nervous "new Mom" requests, especially in the early days when I was so cautious about leaving my first child. The curriculum was age appropriate for each stage our children were in and prepared them well to start elementary school. The school was truly a blessing for us. When the ups and downs of life got crazy, the Goddard School was the one consistent and dependable factor. We are incredibly grateful for the love and support over the years as well as the lifelong friendships we developed with other parents, teachers, and faculty.

The owners are unprofessional, and seem to have no experience in dealing with kids. The…read moreenvironment is not friendly and safe for kids. Owner's children attend the school, and teachers and owners are biased toward their behavior in the class room. They are not receptive of any suggestions, but rather like to be defensive of their behavior. Complete let down. It is an example of unprofessional and inexperience owners running this school and misusing the Goddard School banner. I have great experience at Braintree, Goddard school but would never want my child to go to Weston-Goddard. Feel free to contact me for details. --------------------------- Please note timing of two recent "5 star" reviews and one reviewer even commenting on the first negative review. This further confirms my concerns about the owners to be manipulative and untrustworthy. I want to sincerely spread the message out to the parents who are looking to enroll their kids in Weston Goddard. Two months of attending Weston-Goddard was a traumatizing experience for my son. He barely survived bullying atmosphere of owner's children in the class room and biased treatment of owners. This school has a policy to put a 4 year child in a small wooden box or cube called "safety cube" in order to calm him/ her down. How terrifying? My son was traumatized by this experience. I wish no child to go through this. We experienced unprofessional behaviors from the school owners when I dis-enrolled my son from the school. My son in his new school is happy and SAFE, and that is all what matters to me. Please spread the words and reach out to me if you are considering Weston-Goddard school.