We just signed up for Future Stars for the 2024 season. This is our third year at Future Stars and…read moreour kids look forward to their soccer and tennis programs every summer. They make so many friends each year and love reuniting with their coaches and counselors. We are excited for another fun summer!

Future Stars are great camps! Staff are nice, and any skill level is acceptable to attend a camp…read morehere. You can pay week by week, so not a long term commitment like other camps, making Future Stars a nice fix for anytime of summer.

Camp Hillard is a top outstanding run camp.The Libmans do an outstanding job running the camp…read more. Activities are of a wide variety and the swimming program and the sports programs are second to none. Instruction in both areas are great. Campers go home each day with a smile on their faces.

Camp Hillard is an amazing Day Camp. Both of my children have been going to Camp Hillard for…read moreyears. My oldest started at Camp Hillard in 2009. Camp Hillard is a warm, nurturing, safe and fun environment. Their staff is amazing with all children. There are so many activities for all ages, activities are all age appropriate and safe while the children are having fun. Their swim program is one of the best around. Their children learn so much in a short amount of time. My 2 girls look forward to going back to camp each summer. I highly recommend Camp Hillard to anyone looking for a Day Camp.

This is a review for the summer camp, only, where my seven-year-old Onondaga Chief has been going…read morefor two years in a row. Adam Wallach and Ken Barer do an incredible job of running the camp, marketing it, communicating with parents, rallying kids for weekly spirit days -- and generally rockin' it. The kids swim twice day and are given just the right amount of freedom for their age. My guy was thrilled to ride his bike around on trails independently (without a grownup following closely) in mountain biking. Picky eater though he is, he seems to eat decently well, carbo-loading every day at lunch. Kids get occasional treats like fruit sushi, which the kids get to make themselves, trips to an ice cream truck, and cold (not-too-unhealthy) popsicles in the afternoon. Our guy kept telling us about eating fresh strawberries at lunchtime that were picked, he said, from the camp's own strawberry patch. (I can't verify this claim; it did seem like it'd take an improbably long growing season and an awfully, awfully large patch of strawberries to supply all those hungry kids for the summer.) Counselors keep the kids hydrated in the heat, buses are shockingly timely (MTA should take note!). Bus counselors do a great job of communicating bus arrival times. Activities are varied and interesting, including options like "mining," water works, pottery, archery, crafts, farming(!), all manner of sports (tennis, soccer, baseball, etc..) -- and there is always something new going on. My guy was excited to go from the moment he woke up each morning. Yes, the camp is guilty of blatant cultural appropriation -- but we get that at this point, there's monetary value in the branding that makes change difficult. At least they're changing the logo in coming years. We'd be thrilled if they actually taught the kids a bit about the tribes of the Haudenosaunee / Iroquois Confederacy that the groups are named after. (Our son reports that there is some sort of small "museum" on the grounds with a few artifacts found on-site.) We did some of our own research. All in all a fabulous, fun way to spend the summer. Our guy is counting the years until he gets to be a counselor himself.

Mohawk is the BEST day camp! The team is so hands on--they live and breathe this place. The…read morecounselors are so great with the kids, there are so many different activities, the facility is beautiful. You wouldn't even know you are in westchester. A great place for kids to spend the summer. The communication is top notch! They built their own app to share photos and for parents to talk directly with the counselors during the summer. Plus, there is a preschool during the year. What a GREAT place!

Very clean facility nice courts, people behind the desk are such sweet hearts also. It's a little…read morefar from home like 20 minutes, but still a great club.

Ironically, in researching sports bars in Harrison I came across Rye Racquet Club. I started…read moretaking Cardio Tennis at Rye Racquet on Wednesday nights, and was looking for a good spot to have beers afterwards (and yes, I appreciate the conflict here...). Like many others, I spend my summers playing outdoors at a local club...and then turn to Rye Racquet for winter tennis access, which is why I do Cardio Tennis. It's great cross-training to all my running and a great workout. The pros always keep it fun and music helps keep me moving. In general, I can't say enough good things about the club. Beside Cardio Tennis, I have played in numerous Adult Ed programs at night. They have an incredible array of talented pro's and the facility is well-maintained...and the courts well lit, not to mention the willingness of staff to accommodate missed sessions. It all makes Rye Racquet my preferred indoor tennis choice.

This place is AWESOME!!…read more We had my son's 4th birthday party here. Coach Kenny and Coach Mike as well the the whole staff were great. The were super engaged and enthusiastic. We selected hockey and soccer as our sports. They broke the kids up into two groups and provided attention to all of them. It was extremely well organized. They kept all the kids' attention and knew each child by name within minutes. I heard only praise from all the parents I spoke to afterwards - it was one of the best parties they had ever been to. It is refreshing to see a place they take pride in their gym and genuinely want the kids to have a good time - few places are like this these days!!! This is truly a gem. I completely recommend Kids in Sports and look forward to more events with them.

My son is very anxious and shy and Coach Gabby made him feel right at ease. She's truly wonderful…read morewith kids. He had an amazing time with her.

YWCA of White Plains is, for me, a community of those who want to work out without a lot of frills…read more The classes are good, instructors are caring and competent. I swim a few times a week and the pool is GREAT for $40/month, a real value. The workout room (weight room) is basic and not too crowded. The women's locker room is adequate, but sometimes overflowing if the summer camp kids are there. Depends on what you want in your "work-out" life. If you want glitzy, you'd have to go to a for-profit place, like Lifetime or Equinox. if you want your workout (and beyond) $$$s to support a human rights-based organization with activities across the world such as advocacy of gender equality and women's empowerment, this is a great place.

From the owner: The YWCA is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom…read moreand dignity for all.

We absolutely love Kiddie Academy of WP! We are a new family in Rye, NY, and welcomed our baby…read moregirl in May of this year. As working parents, we were eager to find the best care for her during the day. (Due to Covid, finding in-home care was challenging, so we had to look for daycares.) After extensive research- we enrolled our daughter here and could not be more pleased that we did! The hours are amazing and flexible. The teachers are an absolute joy and it is obvious how much they love each child. We get pictures throughout the day, and they also let us know which skills they are focusing on during their daily activities. We have an app that allows us to communicate with the teachers. This is where we can request they focus on a specific developmental need (more tummy time, etc), and inform them of anything they should be aware of (like teething or a rough night sleeping). No matter what time of day we pick our daughter up, we always are thrilled with what we see when we peek through the door. It is also great seeing every teacher in the school greet our daughter by name even if she is not in their classroom specifically.

Highly recommended. Our daughter was a one-year-old pandemic baby who -- unfortunately, due to the…read morecircumstances of Covid -- had very little outside social activity by the time she enrolled in Kiddie Academy. Leah, the director, and the whole team at KA made her adjustment incredibly smooth. Our daughter loved all the teachers and staff at the facility, which always felt well-kept, clean, and airy. The daily reports and photos are great, and as parents we always felt informed through emails, newsletters, and phone calls. At pick-up time, teachers would always take a minute to talk about how the day went. Everyone is so kind. The large parking lot is a bonus. There's no stressing about traffic or double-parking at the start or end of the day. We took our daughter out after five months but only because of lots of family engagements that would've kept her out anyway. We wouldn't hesitate to go back in the future.

My son has attended this camp for the past three summers and cannot wait to go back. His first week…read morethere he started learning java. He has studied Film and Code and his favorite electives have been Ukelele and Comedy Improv. The counselors are all incredible - my son talks about them like they are his brothers. This is exactly the kind of camp where smart, shy kids thrive. The overnight accommodations were better than my college experience. (Private bathroom!) The most amazing thing, however, is how much he learns each week that he's there. Steven and his staff have managed to create a curriculum that keeps the kids challenged and smiling the whole week, with fun evening activities to prevent burnout. I wish I was young enough to go to SummerTech.

My son has been to many different camps including soccer, regular day camp, educational, and stage…read more This is his favorite camp. He loves working with computers and learning coding and the fact that they do go outside and get physical for a few hours a day. The part he loves best is he says no one is judging each other about who is cool or athletic or smart. They are just a bunch of "computer nerds" having a good time and learning. We drop him off at 8 am and pick him up at 830 pm and he doesn't want to leave. The only reason he comes home and does not sleep over is that he doesn't really care for the food. He was able to take a high school online coding class in 7th grade and aced it after 2 weeks of coding the previous summer. He plans to go back every summer for years to come.