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.

I visited LPG to see my little nephew play baseball. We had a fun time seeing all the kids learn to…read moreplay wiffle ball, running around and pick up balls. The staff were professional and made sports fun for all the kids!

Our 2 boys have take multiple classes here over the last 3-4 yrs. They always look forward to going…read moreand it's amazing what they learn. We also had a birthday party here and it went perfectly! Stress free for parents and the kids had a blast!

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

Our musical theatre loving child had such a poor experience with Act Too Players that he is…read morequestioning if he wants to continue participating in theatre productions at all. As others have mentioned the instructors are often yelling and show lack of care for young performers/their skills/feelings (they don't even bother learning kids' names and rather address them by the roles they are playing). Forget supportive and understanding environment- not here! The audition process is a joke and is not based on kids abilities. If your kid is looking to learn new skills/become more confident that's not a place for you either! Very disappointing experience overall!

Regrettably, our ten-year old daughter's experience with the Act Too camp in the July 2024 in…read moreFranklin, TN was NOT positive. Therefore, we cannot recommend that other parents entrust their children or their family's money to this organization. When my wife voiced our concerns after our daughter was truly reluctant to continue at the camp after just two days, we received the reply posted below from Sondra, which placed the blame back on our child. Suffice it to say, we were very disappointed. And we were rather incensed that the seemingly admitted/acknowledged loud tone of voice repeatedly directed towards our child (as well as the child of family friends' who also signed up to be a student/camper) was excused away as being necessary to "project our voices to be heard" to "move 40 kids on a stage". Really? Seriously? It's not a license to yell at kids. We were looking for a fun, fulfilling, challenging event for our daughter to continue her growth during the summer break. Such was not our experience with Act Too. EMAIL REPLY DATED July 10, 2024: Thank you for the email and we are sorry that [REDACTED] will not be completing the week with us. Honestly, in 22 years of doing these camps, we have never had anyone complain about our space. We give the kids several breaks, but we are a training program and we do dance them as well. The floors we have are dance floors and have a bounce to them to prevent injuries. I'm sorry to hear that she was hurting. Ms. Erica is an excellent teacher and works very hard at having the children feel successful. I'm sorry to hear the she was scared of Ms. Erica- needless to say we are not in the business of scaring children. We want them to love musical theatre. Camp should be fun, but with a musical theatre camp there is work expected as well. Trying to move around 40 kids on a stage can be challenging and at times we all have to project our voices to be heard. I do hope that you both have a wonderful rest of your summer and she will be missed. Because we had a long waiting list for this camp and we cannot replace her spot, we will not be able to give you a refund. Best, Sondra

Love this place! Just had my son's nerf battle birthday there and it was awesome x kids had the…read morebest time. Owner and staff and great, huge and convenient party room. Also took my 3 year old there once for open gym and loved it.

My boys love and respect Coach Eric. They are doing so well that we go to multiple classes per…read moreweek. We love MPact and the Melton family.

It was a great experience. Everyone was so kind and encouraging!! Definitely worth it.read more

Our daughters did a mix of a summer art camp and the art buffet recently. They had a wonderful time…read moreand made fantastic art. We'll be back!

Great place for kids to grow and make friends! My daughter loves riding here and being on the show…read moreteam!

We enrolled our grand-daughter in the summer camp at Tap Root farms. She had never ridden a horse…read morebefore and at 7 years, had some fear. Susan, and her team, were outstanding. On the 2nd day, her fears disappeared and she looked forward to each day. Although it was a 5 day camp, she learned so much. Strict measurements are in place for safety. The horses are well kept. It was an outstanding week.

I don't come here often because you need to reserve a pass in advance. They only have a certain…read morenumber of visitors since it is private property. However, I went on a day that coincided with a plant sale and it was absolutely wonderful to take a beautiful hike and then shop at the plant sale after. Every time I come, the staff are very nice and Talkative. They're willing to answer any questions and talk about the owls that have been rehabilitated. The trails are a bit wild and can be a little bit difficult to navigate however, it's wonderful and also feels a little bit more of a wild landscape than other places that you can go hiking. Highly recommend and Make sure you check in at the visitor area so that you can view the map and they can check you in upon arrival.

We went for marshmallow hikes / hot cocoa…read more Pros: Had a very knowledgeable volunteer group Got to learn about the area, the reserve, and animals Inexpensive event ($10pp) Was cool to see the owls at the end of the guided hike Cons: Public restrooms are portapotties Moderate hike didn't really feel like one, and I'm not a hiker. I expected more of a difficulty besides a slight uphill section (the most difficult part was dealing with the mud after a few days of rain) The reserve isn't very pretty at this time of year, but I bet it is in the summer/bloom/fall... basically anything but the deadness of winter. I think I'd market this a little differently, or change it up to make it better (the event specifically, not the nature reserve itself).

We have attended here for 2 months and my daughter loves it! The rooms are all nicely decorated,…read moreand it's exceptionally clean. I love that they are taking precautions with Covid-19, requiring masks and social distancing. Everyone has been extremely welcoming too! We are so happy that we switched from our previous music studio, and started attending here.

This is a great place to bring kids for music lessons. The staff is great and my grandkids love…read moretheir teachers!!!

Crossroads is a great facility that welcomes beginners as well as experienced horsemen to their…read moreranch. All of the horses are well cared for and loved by many. I have been coming here for the past 4 years and wouldn't go elsewhere. If you have a passion for horses, you will not be disappointed!

Tired of taking lessons that started out "So what are we going to do today" then I found Josh Guin…read moreand Crossroads. I loved the fact the curriculum was written out and organized. The focus is on horsemanship and not just throwing you on a horse. They ask your goals and help you work towards them. Do you want to be a better rider? Do you want to work towards owning your own horse and being able to care for them? Do you want to learn how to train the horse you have to be a safe partner through natural horsemanship? Previously i ran into people who were very skilled with horses but either were not or did not even want to be teachers. They seemed like they were just instructing to help pay for their own: riding , roping or horse training careers. The instructors at crossroads love teaching just as much as they love horses. You will never feel intimidated. They will push you but never to a place where you feel unsafe. Still not sure then just stop bye and ask to meet Shire!