Excellent ranch for summer camps, Riding lessons, and other private functions. Have been going for…read moreseveral years and always have a great time. Learning lots of Riding skills too.

Amazing ranch & 'summer camp' type facility with fantastic varied retreat options just a stone's…read morethrow away from Edmonton. I came here recently as a chaperon for my daughter's grade seven band camp, so I didn't get the complete summer camp experience, but I certainly got a good taste. Our 30 kid band used the Cedar Lodge as their practice space. This space was ideal, having good acoustics, was quite roomy and could have accommodated far more people, and yet was still quite cozy and was stocked with much appreciated simple refreshments. We broke the band down into sections and the kids were able to trade off in smaller groups to have some fun on the super high concrete climbing wall, as well as the the rope course with zip-line. Aside from a briefing on rules, harnesses and helmets, no training was required for the kids for any of these activities because well trained staff was there to assist them every single step of the way (staff even belayed at the climbing wall). And when one tween panicked and fell between the rungs of the rope bridge, she was not left hanging, a quick, calm and efficient rescue was underway in the blink of an eye. A hugely positive experience, most of the kids felt very confident and reached climbing goals. We didn't experience, but certainly saw multiple signs of a full ranch setup as well... the sights and smells of the horses was quite the change of pace from sitting in a Jr. High classroom all day even at a bit of a distance. We dined in the main lodge for lunch. A very cozy atmosphere. Stereotypical summer camp style in many ways, but perhaps almost more luxurious - a glamping dinning hall for sure. Very efficiently laid out was a taco salad bar on the day of our visit, with several choices to assemble together, including vegan and gluten free that everyone enjoyed. Dessert and drinks were also provided. Other amenities that I know of include camp sleeping cabins, an impressive obstacle course, a football field, and an indoor recreation area in the main lodge that had several bouldering/climbing walls. This is a fantastic place for a youth group or a corporate retreat for training and team building. Personally, I'd like to see a few more activities on the menu, but I think it's still interestingly varied, with a phenomenal location. All staff were friendly, professional, and seemed quite well trained. Every spring, they hold a sort of summer kick-off with Family Fun Day, where they open their facility to the public, admission at a very reasonable fee. (I'll post in Yelp's event calendar for 2016's event), so certainly watch out for that if you (or your kids) are the daredevil type who enjoys nature. They also have an event planned for August 27 & 28th, 2016 for their 50th anniversary. Staff alumni are invited to attend - there's an rsvp page set up on their website. A last note, the lodges do display several plaques noting that they are a 'Christian' facility, as well some crosses on display - obviously most people would not have a problem with this, but it's worth noting as some groups might not find it suits their needs.

Awesome camp! A great place to get away from the city and learn about God. Tons of memories built…read morehere.

From the owner: Lone Prairie Camp is committed to facilitating life-changing encounters with the living God in an…read moreenvironment distinct from that of normal day-to-day experience. We are also available to rental groups year-round!

I may have only been here once at this point but I'm already a fan on behalf of my kid. Having…read morealready been to at least one other kid's ninja facility in the past I know that this one is HUGE. And it has some really hands on and HELPFUL instructors. Even the staff that greeted me at the front desk were helpful and communicative. The bleachers included ample space to watch the goings on of a kids class. The coach really made sure my kid had a good time and checked in before and after the kid's first class. They provided enough support for the kid to learn but not be too discouraged by set backs. I also really loved that it was mostly structured time with lots of obstacle course time and effort on the various pieces of equipment. Fitset Ninja also offers so many other things from kids camps to special events and competitions though I'm not familiar with any of those just yet. Probably the only downsides of my visit was not noticing a unisex restroom and it being a bit far from some transit and parking is a bit scattered... but honestly the fitness/fun programming offered seems outstanding. The obstacles themselves seem really well used and maintained and that is the focus. My kid had a blast and I look forward to many days spent here in the future.

This is a Temporary location until their lease is up. Which is sometime end of March. Located on…read moresecond floor next to Sephora. See website: https://fitsetninjawarrior.com Let's get right to it. The price is almost the same as any drop in but more pricier because you get the whole day if you stay but not everyone is going to stay the whole day. The pre made obstacles are somewhat doable depending on your previous experience. You could do the whole obstacle which is what most people pay for and loop it again if you have more energy. Each obstacle has its challenges so make sure your up for pulling your own weight because physically you will be. See photos attached for a rough idea. You aren't forced to do it so that's nice you can skip some obstacles. However it is mandatory to fill in a waiver form electronically or paper if applicable. Lockers are somewhat small to large but limited, you can bring your own lock or rent theirs for $1. I did at least most obstacles and their staff is friendly so they will give you a quick tour. There are other activities too if obstacles isn't your mood, such as axe throwing, room trashing for a few mins, and some sort of race track on the side, plus a kid obstacle course too but it's not that great. I look forward to their official place which will be somewhere close Kingsway mall. Recommended for active parties, and people looking to try something different for fitness. Go with a friend it will be much more fun. Share the struggle lol.

My son loves coming here, he has learned so much and is challenged more and more each time!read more

From the owner: True North Basketball Academy - Edmonton offers a wealth of Basketball Training (Programs, Camps…read moreand Clinics) Sessions all year round for individuals and groups (ages 5 - 18) with emphasis on breaking down the fundamentals of Basketball into various steps, and as such allowing us to teach and coach our participants the proper techniques with drills proven to provide results as well as target their conditioning in a positive and encouraging atmosphere. Basketball Camps Basketball Clinics Group Training Team Training Workshops and Specialty Clinics Conditioning Invitational Sessions Overseas Tournament Private Training Motivational Speaking We believes passionately that through practice and specialized training, basketball skills are developed and participants learn the most at practices that are both educational and entertaining, and that's why we offer camps, clinics, workshops, private and group lessons all year round. We tailor our teachings of basketball fundamentals with advance basketball techniques to "group specific" in a positive and encouraging atmosphere that allow our participants to grow and achieve their goals of playing basketball at all levels. We provide our participants the opportunity of defining their basketball future.

My oldest son has been taking classes here for the past 2 years and it has been an great experience…read morefor him. The staff are fantastic and are wonderful with children. The class structure is easy for kids to understand and really helps them build confidence and motor skills. I can't say enough for this program. It's so beneficial for young kids and the enjoyment you see from the staff and the kids is proof enough that this place rocks. Just some notes for new parents who enrol their kids: 1. If you are going to watch your child, be courteous to pregnant women and give up your chair so they can sit. The viewing space is small so if you are going to spend all your time on your phone and not watching, leave the area to those who want to watch their kids. 2. Take off your shoes when you go into the viewing area. 3. Leave your stroller in the hallway or outside the main doors. 4. If you have to accompany your child in a class, be respectful of the instructor and the other adults with kids. Don't let your child wander around the place while the instructor is trying to demonstrate the next station to the kids. 5. Have as much fun as your child.

My son is in the competitive program and he loves it, they take care of all of the athletes and the…read morecoaches are highly skilled and trained. I love that they have their priorities in check and they make sure the kids are always safe.

it is obvious when you are at Paints that the horses are well cared for happy horses and lovely…read morefacility with indoor outdoor riding, very grateful for finding this place as an adult and getting back in to the saddle.

From the owner: + Our lesson program offers English & Western Horsemanship, Jumping & Dressage…read more + We have 40 experienced lesson horses for all levels and ages 5-adult. + Day Camps during summer, spring break and Christmas break. + We also have horses for part and full lease. + We offer equine assisted therapy programs. + School group daytime programs and free tours.