Sent my son for the day camp alternative to Thunder over Louisville for kids on the spectrum which…read morewas a joint venture with Kosair Children's Hospital. He rode the bus from Kosair Brownsboro to Camp Hi Ho and back. He had a complete blast. He talked about archery, horseback riding, and fishing--and that's just what I can remember. The topper for me was that before camp ended, my phone buzzed and it was a photo from Camp Hi Ho of my son. That was a first class touch. I'm trying to attach the photo.

Derby Day Camp for kids 13 & under. Fishing, boating, arts & Crafts, animals, sports. Happy kids!read more

The front desk lady was really nice and was very helpful we went to play basketball there and the…read morecourts were good and there were only a few people

Great pool and very nice life guards and staff. Great walking trails , pickleball, and gym.read more

This review is solely based on the schools out camps over holiday break…read more I signed my child up for camp and we were very excited about the program so I even shared with two other parents - who in turn signed each signed their children up. One child was 6, while mine was 5, but I called ahead and spoke with a kind lady who just returned from maternity leave, she confirmed the 6 yr old could join my kids 5 yr old class. Here's why it was so important that the 6 yr old join the 5 yr old class, this child medically can not get in any public pools, and the 4 and 5 yr olds do not have pool time so this worked out wonderfully. At the first day of camp, we again reminded them about the situation. Howecer, they didn't listen and had the child in the 6 yr old class, the child was terribly upset when the entire class got to swim. This all could have been avoided if they listen to our communication. My child did have a good time running around all day, but the point is that the breakdown of communication is scary and untrustworthy when dealing with a medical child.

I've had good experiences with all the kids with all my children. My oldest when she was little she…read moredid swimming classes and lessons there and they taught her how to do different types of swimming. My youngest is now in Gymnastics with them. We've had a good experience with the teacher in the facility as well. I do enjoy coming here and I do recommend it.

I love this place! My friend and I did a private lesson and recently picked up the pieces we made…read more Our instructor was thorough, helpful, and encouraging! Great experience overall, and I would recommend visiting the shops next door!

Went to an event and felt very rushed. Had chosen an early time to enjoy the experience but was cut…read moreshort and had to leave my piece unfinished. Will not be picking up my piece either that was a waste of time.

This place has wonderful and patient instructors. My daughter had little interest in riding the…read morehorses as she is a bit young but the instructors for her used to being around them. She was able to feed the horses and visit their stables inside and outside and watch other children. She enjoyed her time there over the course of a few, reasonably priced lessons. My only complaint is the name is a bit misleading, it is not close to Louisville. Having recently moved down from Chicago that one got me as it was about a 45 minute drive or so, I probably should have looked up the address before signing up though.

Still riding with LEC. At 67 years old, I am safe with certified instructors and incredible lesson…read morehorses. As an important update, as of June 2024, LEC now has a second location at Rock Creek Riding Club in Seneca Park.

I love this place! We've been here two times during spring break with my kiddo!…read more I love the selection of items they have to paint. They give great instructions on how to achieve the look and color you are hoping for. Anyone can paint!! The prices are listed on all the ceramics and there are small to large pieces. You will have to leave your art for about a week before it's baked and ready. They also offer glass making and clay pottery classes. They offer spring and summer break camps too!! You can walk in any time to paint, which I love! This is a great rainy day activity! There is not a studio fee that most played charge. Great service and experience! Plan to be here an 1-2 hours.

What an amazing way to spend with my best friends on a Saturday! We had our own table to paint and…read moregiggle at! You may bring in your own food and booze! Which we DID ;) I had to kick off a quarter of a century the right way. Ya feel me?! I picked a large beer mug to pour a pitcher of coffee in during the day and a bottle of wine at night. I picked the sun and the moon add ons to go along with my morning and night feel! Sun for coffee and a moon for wine ;) There isn't a studio fee! So the price on your item is all you pay. After a few days you can pick up your beautiful item!! I can't wait to pick up line! I will post that picture later!! Lindsey was a doll and set everything up for us. On top of all that, I forgot my plates, cups, wine opener, napkin... Pretty much everything at home! And she dug around to find all of that for us. She really went out of her way to assist us and explain the best way to paint our items. After four hours of painting and laughter, we left! I seriously can not WAIT to go back!!!!! It beat out every other place in Kentuckiana that I have visited to do this.

I wanted to know more about Zaniac so took my son to their Fall Open House. One word- WOW! My son…read morewas in heaven. They have more programs and options than I could list. If your kid is interested in STEAM, technology, Minecraft, etc check it out! The staff was icing on the cake. They are a group of passionate and smart people. When I say smart, I mean genius level but they get right down to the level that your kid needs. I spent a lot of time with Dhaval and he answered all of my questions and took some extra time showing me some really cool stuff! Zaniac is an amazing resource for kids in Louisville!

All you need to do is go there. You walk inside and that's where you know the difference of Zaniac…read more And that's only the branded environment. My daughter LOVED Zaniac all summer. Five full days per week for almost three months. They did math equations on the window walls.., lego construction, 3D CAD design into 3D tangible printed objects to take home... Minecraft... Super neat experience!

Can I give this place 25 stars? Drop your kid off for two weeks and not worry about them?…read moreAbsolutely! I've done it for the last two years. As a matter of fact my kid has spent five weeks here and had the most fun of his summer vacations at Camp Piomingo. Even when it's raining the kids are kept busy with activities. All ages are felt welcome and included. Absolutely the best experience you can give your children.

I recently attended camp Piomingo and I can most definitely say that I was under whelmed. Between…read morethe horrible food and the boring overprotective atmosphere, my friends and I can say that we were not impressed. While I attended Piomingo I did not eat anything for 2 days and I am the farthest thing from anorexic. The food is so unbearable that when I walked into the mess hall I felt a part of me just die. Everything comes out of a bag and the waffle sticks were so hard that you had to drench it in syrup just to be able to bite into it. Oh yeah, I forgot about the camp tradition hobo stew. One of my favorite camp memories was the taste of pre-overcooked processed hamburger patties mixed with processed cheddar cheese and most likely expired veggies wrapped in tinfoil and then warmed over an open fire. I was debating eating the wild berries I found in the woods so I could get sick go home and enjoy something edible. Also, the water tastes like it came straight out of a dirty shower. I couldn't find a single glass that didn't have smears, crumbs, or dirt in it. I left camp early because after the first day we had sung so many camp cheers that I had lost my voice and I don't even sing loud. The first 24 hours were so boring I wanted to get lost in the woods just so I wouldn't have to hear all the screeching cheers. There were kids that were banging on the lunch tables so hard (while the food was still on the table) and they knocked the pitcher of water off. Then they refilled it and put it back on the table and then knocked it off a second time. You would think they learned their lesson. When I asked if I could leave for obvious reasons they wanted me to wait two more days because they wanted me to give camp a fair chance. During the two days, I endured so many camp cheers I thought I was gonna die. By the time it was Wednesday afternoon I had just about had it. I asked to call my mom and they refused to let me use the phone which I thought was strange. I swear all the counselors are so OCD that if something doesn't go as planned they flip. The entire group of 36 kids were forced to sit while people went one by one on a high ropes course. Most of which would be half way up the ladder and want to go back down. I sat there for 3 hours before I got to go. While I was waiting for my turn I had the pleasure of listening to everyone sing their merry camp cheers. One kid yelled at me and I quote,"I hate you I'm gonna kill you, just kidding bro your my friend." He was breathing heavy and he did this like 15 times during my stay at the infamous Piomingo. I talked to my counselor and he told me that we can't participate in any ("fun") activities instead we went to do arts and crafts. During one of the ceremonies a kid randomly stands up and proceeded to yell HYPE at the top of his lungs like 4 times and sits down. By the way, this kid was 14. So before you send your 14+ year old child to Piomingo I would recommend finding other options because I can guarantee from personal experiences that it won't be a good fit.