This place has many great stations for all the kids! Many opportunities and the staff is very nice!read more

My daughter attends Gymnastics World and absolutely loves the program! It's super fun but they also…read morelearn a lot without any pressure of competitions! Great opportunity for kids to burn extra energy, learn social skills and rule following, while building strength, agility, and other necessities for other sports in the future :)

An ideal place to visit any time of the year ( especially wintertime"). One can feed the ducks and…read morefish with food you brought yourself or for a small fee what the conversation has on site. Recently, we brought a pack or two of bread and had a good time enjoying nature and outdoors. You can still feed the ducks when it's closed by throwing their food over or thru the fence. Worth visiting for something completely different.

This is an AWESOME OASIS right along the highway (Open Nov thru April on Saturdays 9-5 and Sundays…read more12-5) with so much to do in a quiet, hassle-free space. The 28-acre site includes a botanical garden featuring Sonoran desert vegetation, a watershed model, a pond for wild and domestic waterfowl, and a display of antique farm equipment. Rumor has it that there is also a mysterious tortoise that hangs out there, but you have to find him!!! The BEST thing about the place it that you can walk around in silence and clear your head, chek out the antique tractors and farm equipment, enjoy the vegitation or just sit in the shade (many benches provided along the way) near the pond and watch the ducks and the other people (very kid friendly) enjoying themselves. I would check out their website, because it's loaded with suggestions and facts about the awesome garden activities. http://www.yumaconservationgarden.org/YCG%20Activities.htm

After 2 years of being here…read more Pros: 1. Prices are reasonable, and they offer good discounts 2. There are the 1-2 teachers that are good and still care for ALL kids Cons: 1. The owner is always in a bad mood and talks very disrespectfully to the parents 2. The woman in the office has no costumer service skills 3. The owner's daughter is a brat 4. The technique is very subpar, and you can tell teachers never get updated classes themselves 5. Joy kids get priority over recreational students 6. The owner wants to save money, so she hires students to teach (and not even the good students) 7. Dances get done 1 week before the show making them look horrible on stage 8. There is a restroom that hasn't worked all year 9. The owner wants to hide it but there is a big bullying problem going on with the teenagers 10. If you are not on the "board" or a rich parent that donates a lot of money to the studio, your child won't ever be priority, and they don't care if your child learns or not Current parents keep drinking the cool aid because they are friends but this is the reality I see. I Hope my review helps other parents find the right place.

The only dance studio in Yuma, AZ that actually cares for the kids' wellbeing -mental and physical…read more We've been to a ballet school in Yuma and that place should be shut down for child abuse, no exageration. That's why half the most serious kids quit at the end of the season last year. Dawn's Dance studio has been the best option for an introverted teen who just wants to dance. We were not part of Joy first year, but only being in the studio for 1 year, my daughter was accepted to one of the most prestigious summer dance programs in the country (and internationally). Yet, the ballet studio in Yuma put her to the back all the time, belittled her skills, and told her she'll never be a dancer. On the contrary, the supportive encouragement of the Dawn's studio owners, the teachers, and the kids, have been refreshing in the dance setting. The kids that do TA for classes, are indeed very VERY good and deserve to practice their craft and give back to the community through teaching. Basically at Dawn's dance studio, if you're not that great at dance, you're not taking it that seriously because in the studio, opportunities are given to you to be the best dancer you can be to get to the next level. We've been to many dance places from PNB in Seattle to top dance schools in San Diego in the past 13 years of my kid's dance training. Being in Yuma, you can't get better dance studio than Dawn's. If you don't like it, then you better move to another city with more options because Yuma is...Yuma.

The worst experience ever. Kept shutting off the tv during orientation. Then after in the room…read morecouldn't get communication over the walkie talkie. We were trying to get a clue through the methods they told us to use. 10 minutes waiting we finally went out to the desk. The employee was on the phone. I asked if she was getting our walkie talkie messages and she said yes but I'm on the phone. We tried several times after that and finally walked out with 4 minutes left on our time as we could not finish in that time. Absolutely awful location. Not enough staff or training on how to run the business and no management onsite.

We had an absolute blast. It was our first time doing an escape room, so the girls behind the…read morecounter really helped us out. Definitely recommend two thumbs up.

A little hard to spot the entrance but once you're in, the park is large enough to burn off energy…read morewhile allowing enough space for the less socially inclined.

Her very first time at the dog park and being free to run around. She enjoyed it so much as much as…read moreI did. I definitely recommend this park to anyone whose pet needs time to be free and have fun.

The first course that I have played in Yuma, so I'm not going off much…read more For the desert, fairways/greens were in great shape. Nice par 3s. Only have beef with one hole, it borders a fence line to the left and the hole is a dogleg left. To the right is water. Not the best course design for that one. They need to upgrade the golf carts though! I had a fun time, definitely will play again. Restaurant is very good, was surprised with that. Looked like folks would come to the clubhouse just for the food.

The best golf course in Yuma. Always in spectacular condition and experience. I always feel…read morewelcomed and it's a pleasure for me to return for another round of golf.

Hands down best pool in Yuma! I'm a life long swimmer and swim coach and enjoyed the facility, the…read morehours (typically 5am - 1 pm) Mon - Friday and they gave me my Military discount - 50%. BZ! Keep up the good work!

Great place, except the pool is not heated. The kids pool is warmed enough by the sun.read more

Arizona Classical Ballet is a husband and wife business run out of their studio at their home. We…read morehave two daughters who started ballet at ages 3 and 5; that was three years ago. They set a professional learning environment that allows children to still have fun while learning ballet. Erika and Bradley are good people with a lot of patience. They work with children with special needs as well as give free lessons at the Crossroads Mission to children who otherwise could not afford to take ballet. They have my highest recommendation.

If you are considering dance for your child I would like to strongly suggest that you avoid Arizona…read moreClassical Ballet, as well as the owners, Erika and Bradley Bowen. The studio made a large move from a building on Main Street to a building at their home. This has caused many problems. Their financial state of affairs is questionable. The studio went an entire week with NO RUNNING WATER but held classes anyway. Neighbors have complained about the number of cars parking on the street and so they have asked parents not to stay for classes but to just drop off their children. This leaves no accountability to the owners. The children are unsupervised unless they are in class. There is no room for students waiting for class to be in the studio and they don't want the students in their house so they have the students waiting OUTSIDE on the patio and in the Yuma heat. On one occasion, I had to go pick up my friend's daughter because she had a medical emergency and when I had arrived, NO ADULT had aided the child. She was on her own with the help of a bunch of other kids and in fact, niether of the owners knew what had happened. UNACCEPTABLE. We brought this up to the owners who became immediately defensive. Bradley stopped all communications with the mother. He would not deal with her at all after that. Highly unprofessional behavior. Bradly's moods have become worse and worse. Just the other night, after a refund was requested by a parent, Bradly verbally accosted a student for sitting against a wall instead of dancing in a dance routine that she was not part of. The student's response "he's just in one of his moods". When is it ok for a child to be so used to an adults behavior that they make that kind of statement. As this story has been talked over, more issues have come to surface of Bradly's temper and verbal assault against his students. I and other parents are currently working to file a formal complaint against Arizona Classical Ballet and Bradley Bowen.