Cascade Farms care is impeccable. I never have to worry about my horse - he is checked daily, the…read moregrounds are always immaculate and the care is top notch. As if that wasn't good enough, Jennifer's attention to detail translates to her training. The technical aspects of her teaching means I am always taking my riding to the next level!

Amazing experience! My daughter (5) loves it! Michelle works hard to make each lesson interesting,…read morefun and educational.

I threw my son's 13th birthday party here, and I cannot more highly recommend the facility. We were…read moretaken care of by two managers, with Eric being our lead. Their attention to our needs and genuinely caring to ensure we were happy and taken care of the entire time during our event was outstanding. The kids absolutely loved the trampolines, the snowboard lessons, and the skatepark. I have thrown quite a few birthdays now for my two boys, and this was probably the best we've had thus far. Each kid was raving about it and can't wait to come back. I am definitely going to come back with the kids (and maybe without them too).

This place is unreal!!!! We received a great ski lesson, very realistic with falling in cold wet…read moresnow. Then we hit trampolines. So much fun!!!

We had such a fantastic time playing with all the creatures. Our guides were extremely informative…read moreand fun to be around. Thank you!! would recommend to anyone

This place was so cute and fun for all ages! My husband and I went when we were visiting the Denver…read morearea and it was definitely worth it. All the animals were great and there was a good variety of them. The staff were very nice as well. 100% worth it and would definitely come back!

Great barn and great people. Very knowledgeable and super good with the horses and the people.read more

Love these folks! World class trainers with the hardware to prove it. Horses are in great shape,…read morewith Nancy and Julian taking care of them. Lessons are available with either English or western skills. Clean place and happy atmosphere. Would not have been in the business this long if this was not true.

Crafting is my spirit animal and when I saw that The Craftsman & Apprentice was hosting a Macrame…read moreand Mimosas Class I signed right up. The class price was $75 and covered instruction, materials, Mimosas, and delicious brunch fare. I opted to attend solo and was lucky enough to make a few crafting pals during the class. The class was well led and the studio is beautiful. I'm loving that they have memberships for kids and that they exist in general. A woman-owned business and keeping our community growing and working together to make beautiful things. Sign me up again and again!!

I came here for a knotty good time (macrame class) and thought it was a ton of fun. I have a…read morenew-found appreciation for all of the beautiful macrame pieces I see on Instagram and for the macrame plant-holders my parents had from the early 80s. We got to use sticks instead of dowels and there was brunch served. Brunch included hard-boiled eggs, coffee, fruits and a quiche. There was trendy/cool music playing in the background and the space was nice because there were lots of arts-and-crafts tools laying all around. My only objection is how expensive the class is. This place hosts all kinds of different arts and crafts events for both adults and kids.

This place is super cool, they have options for kids to ski, snowboard, or sled down the various…read moreartificial slopes inside. I haven't done the actual lessons for my son as I wasn't sure if he's still too young but we've done a couple of the open gym sessions and he's had a blast. Great idea, and awesome place to bring your kids to get them into skiing or snowboarding before bringing them to the mountains

This place was fantastic! My kids have been through several snowboarding lessons at Eldora and…read moreLoveland, however, they didn't have an oppty to put it all together. Instead of giving into their frustration about lack of progress and hating messing with their bindings etc, I decided to book some open time at Shredder to work with them directly on the fundamentals. This was a perfect setting where they didn't need to worry about being bundled up, their gloves etc and could instead just focus on walking up the ramp, getting comfy with their bindings and working on leaf turns, heel stops, etc. The staff is very helpful and engaging and would squirt the artificial turf to help them go faster after they started to get better. A small complaint is we wish the ramp were longer as it's harder to combine multiple turns in a single run. This is a great place during spring / summer / fall for a quick review on the basics prior to heading to the slopes. They also offer camps, summer camps, seasonal lessons, etc. We brought our own gear but they have skis snow boards, boots and helmets available.

My son has been going here since he was 12 weeks old. He is now almost 6 mos old. In that time, I…read morehave seen him flourish - he is much more adaptable, is developing his self-help skills, and is able to play on his own for longer periods. When I drop him off in the morning, he giggles and smiles at the teachers. He always seems happy when I pick him up. I love that they write out a little log of what he did all day long. The teachers seems to absolutely love babies and have taught me things about infant care. I look forward to him growing up at the school. The kids in the older classrooms seem so happy every day. They literally run into the school with huge smiles on their faces. I love that they have a curriculum and teach the kids about science, art and music. The kids also seem to learn great social skills and how to work and play in groups. I am so happy we found a place where I know my son is safe, happy, and learning. Of course, I miss him when I am at work, and look so forward to my days at home with him, but I also can relax when I am at work knowing he is loved by his teachers.

My experience trying to get my daughter (one year) into the Goddard School could not have been…read moreworse. Three weeks prior to her expected start date, I called the school asking if they had openings with the toddler classroom. They did, and when they asked what days she would be attending, I asked if they could do a variable three days throughout the week. This is due to the fact that my wife works three days a week as a nurse, but her days aren't set. The school responded that they could accommodate this. The following week, I went in for the tour. During the interview, I again mentioned that we would need the variable scheduling, and was again reassured that they could make it work. We then toured the facility. The facility is fine, and the teachers seemed fine. The toddler room's floor was a little dirty, and the kids were all running around with runny noses... but it is a toddler room with 10 kids, so it is about what I would expect. At this point I was excited to enroll my daughter, and was told that they had some other families looking at the spot in the classroom. My wife and I decided quickly, and by the next morning we had given the Goddard School signed paperwork, and a check for their 'non-refundable' deposit and payment for the first week of care. A few days later, my wife also went in to the school for a tour, and was again told they could accommodate the schedule, although the Director (Marissa) was beginning to grow a little wishy washy about having our daughter attend on Fridays. Still, we felt good, and began filling out the paperwork and purchasing the items that the school requested (lunchbox, bottles, crib sheets, shoes, etc.). We also began migrating our daughter onto their schedule (one nap a day, no bottles, etc.). Finally, on a Saturday night, two days before my daughter is expected to begin at the school, we receive an email from Marissa, the Director, that some of their current families changed their schedule and would no longer be able to have our daughter attend their school. There was no mention of returning our money. Yes, after a three week process of five or six separate reassurances, after we paid and visited twice, after we stopped looking at other schools and canceled our previous childcare arrangements, and only two days prior to when we were supposed to begin, sent with an email to us on the weekend with no one to speak to.... we were told to go pound sand. So, can I recommend the Goddard School? Of course not, because the sheer administrative incompetence, horrible customer service, unprofessional communication and second class treatment never allowed my family to see the school we paid to see. I hope that the teachers and the curriculum are great for you if you try to enroll your child here, but be forewarned that it could be your family that is hung out to dry in the future.