So a few days later I saw I missed call from Menucha and then shortly after that a very thoughtful…read moreemail apology from Courtney, the executive director. She expressed genuine concern and wanted to hear more details of what happened. Then Mary Ann followed up with a call. And while they were not able to give me the dates I originally booked, we all make mistakes. What matters is how we handle them and I felt they really made the effort to try to make things right. I did wind up going after all and had a great time. Will write a separate review on my stay

Menucha is a beautiful place with views of the Columbia River, a labyrinth, historic buildings and…read morewonderful places to walk. The food is delicious and served family style giving one a chance to visit and connect with others. Some of my most treasured friendships began at Ukulele Band Camp. This is a great place to unwind, relax, learn, and renew the spirit.

6 years ago, I adopted my two cats from these great folks. The best thing I liked about it is that…read morewould not release them to me until they could come out to my house and see where they would live and how they would be taken care of? How good is that? They actually care that much where the animals are going and want to make sure they are not going someplace where they could be let outdoors and be harmed or living in a bad environment. To this day the company I work for and myself collect donations to help out their Cat and Dog shelters. I am so grateful there is a place like this that really does care about what happens what the animals leave their care. More places should take lessons from them. They find loving homes, not throw away money collection adoptions. Thank you for all you do, please don't stop. Thank you for speaking for those that can't speak for themselves. Jerry

We adopted our cat, Susie, from here around 2008. She was in one of the show boxes at our local pet…read morestore and I absolutely fell in love with her! During the adoption process we found out that Susie was around 1 year old and found as a stray with her kittens. She was almost dead from lack of food, but was continuing to nurse her kittens regardless of her own health. Once her kittens and her were returned to full health she was spayed, but her body reacted badly procedure and once again she almost died. The shelter kept giving her continuos care and once again returned her to full health, and that is when we found her. I cannot thank this shelter enough for caring to help her through her tough young life and not giving up and euthanizing her. She is a great cat and I am so happy to have supported such a great shelter! Give this shelter a look if you're looking to adopt!

I really want to give Trout Creek 5 stars, but I just can't at this point…read more They have adopted a drop off/pick up process for the kids that's like being in line at chickfilet. The drop off stresses me out. It is so rushed that we barely get a chance to say goodbye as 2 counselors are taking his stuff out of the car for him, another is ushering him to the field and another is talking to me to check him in and is asking for cards/gifts for him. Not even time for a quick picture and I got a surprised look from the counselor when I got out of the car for a hug. He went to Trout Creek last year as well and it was the same thing then. I sent an email to the office mid-year after receiving a newsletter from them with questions about why they have adopted this process and how cool it would be to actually be able to see the camp!! (No response back.) My kid isn't a big chatter, so we don't hear much about what happens. We rely on viewing the photos they post (thank you!) to learn more about the camp and see what it looks like. It is interesting that they let the kids pick their counselor and their cabin after check-in concludes. If that was figured out ahead of time and cabins were assigned, maybe other parts of check- in could be easier? I did see on their website this morning before drop off that they offered an open house on June 14 from 1-4pm. That's awesome!! A time families can come check out the camp. The only problem is I don't remember any notice of that in newsletters that were sent out or on the registration page. We would have loved to come! All this said, my kid had a great time at camp last year and wanted to come back. I just wish I could recommend the camp and the $350+/week price But without seeing the facilities or really meeting any of the staff - there isn't a lot to go on. Hopefully, I can do a review update soon with a better score!! I really do want this can to succeed and grow! No pictures because I couldn't take any!

My son (10) didn't stop talking the whole way home. He loved it. The cabin leaders are great…read moreteenagers that all the kids look up to and make the experience special for them.

Great service response. Provided free of charge services and was willing to care! Great customer…read moreservice and good people!

Stopped by the new Goodwill location and was pleasantly surprised! The store was very clean and…read morewell organized, making it easy to browse. They also had a nice variety of items. One thing to note: some of the prices seemed a bit higher than other Goodwills around Clark County. Overall though, it's definitely worth a visit if you enjoy the thrill of the thrift!

It's new thrift store but they put the price sticker covering over the damage part of the item.read more

The kitchen crew can best be described as "confused" I have seen veterans not being served after an…read morehour and a half and leaving the dining hall in frustration. Only thing missing is the Benny Hill theme song playing in the background.

Do not like the staff on how they talk to my mom and how they treat her. I was accused of treating…read morestaff. All I said was that I will come down there and confront her for treating my mom like that. Just because she doesn't remember stuff doesn't mean you have to treat her like that. Working on finding somewhere else for her and I will be making a complaint with corporate.

Stopped in for the first time and enjoyed exploring this thrift store. There was a wide variety of…read moreitems to look through especially a lot of clothing. Some of the "antique" pieces seemed priced on the higher side. Antique store prices. I also learned they operate as a food bank, which is a great way to give back and support the community. Overall, it was fun checking out a new spot and seeing what treasures might be hiding on the shelves!

Staff went out of their way to help me. Great customer service. Great value. Will be back.read more