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    Kid Cando

    Kid Cando

    4.8
    (21 reviews)

    Kid Cando has been such a great experience for our family. My 5-year-old daughter loves creating…read moreand exploring with her hands, so this is the perfect place for her. The activities are fun and thoughtfully designed, and the staff truly care about the kids. Everyone is warm, friendly, and helpful, making every visit enjoyable. We always have a wonderful time and will definitely keep coming back!

    This review is for the Newport popup. I really wanted to like this place, but it was a big…read moredisappointment. We visited Kid Can Do expecting a fun, engaging indoor play space for young children, but it felt more like a restrictive, adult-supervised activity zone than a true play area. The biggest issue was the inconsistency and lack of freedom for the kids. Plenty of cupboards, covers, and storage areas were unlocked and easily accessible, so naturally the children explored them. As soon as they pulled out toys or art supplies, staff quickly took them away because they "weren't part of this week's theme." If you're going to leave things unlocked and within reach, kids are going to play with them, that's completely normal and developmentally appropriate. Instead, we spent most of our time picking up after our child and saying "no" or redirecting them. If that's the kind of experience you're looking for, this is the spot for you. If you want a place where children can actually play freely without constant intervention, look elsewhere. It also didn't feel developmentally suitable for the younger ages they advertise for. The setup created more frustration than fun, with limited open-ended play opportunities. On top of that, the cost felt excessive for what's offered. For the price, I expected more space, better variety, and far less policing of normal kid behavior. You could re-create what they offer for a fraction of what you are paying to go here for 90 minutes and have better peace of mind doing it in your own home. Save your time and money. Head to Play Pie or the New Children's Museum down in San Diego instead--both are much better options for actual play and exploration. Unfortunately, this was a waste of an afternoon for us.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Soft Land Studio

    Soft Land Studio

    5.0
    (72 reviews)

    This is my second time takin the Rug Tufting class and it is just TOO MUCH FUN!!! This studio is…read moreway too adorable, and FiFi - the instructor is awesome! Today, I brought my son and he really enjoyed how his project turned out!! I'm already trying to plan to bring my Daughter-in-Law - who lives out of state - when they come out for a visit! This is one of those projects you go in thinking, 'Oh my! Am I gonna be able to do this?' ... then you walk out with an amazing piece of art that you created. And if you have any issues while you're working on your project, either FiFi or her assistant are walking around offering any help you need! They also offer other classes in the next room over - I'll have to check it out and see what other classes I can try. But for now, I really enjoy this Rug Tufting class!! Can't wait to come back to do another one!!

    Soft Land Studio is an amazing place to go to for a variety of different hands on workshop…read moreactivities, fun for dates! My girlfriend and I went for their silver jewelry workshop, and we both made our own rings. We had the owner helping us throughout the process, from forming the clay in the shape we wanted, to heating, buffering, and polishing! She was really helpful, especially to me since I'm not the best with arts and crafts. I loved the way our rings came out, and these are both our favorite rings. I'd highly recommend coming to Soft Land for anyone looking for fun arts and crafts projects to try hands on! We're looking to come back for their stained glass workshop in the future ^_^

    The Meadows

    The Meadows

    3.0
    (2 reviews)

    We came for a party hosted by a friend at the Meadows Activity Center today, my first visit to this…read morefacility. I remember only a couple of years ago this whole area was the Nakase Nursery, then Toll Brothers developed it into a 600+ units residential community. My first impression of the activity center is roomy and luxurious. The outside courtyard is large and lined in artificial turf. It has a sheltered BBQ grill on the south side and a gazebo on the north, and a large pool area accessible from inside. The interior space includes a multi-purpose room, 3 enclosed work areas with a a table and 2 chairs each, and a large "co-work" area perfect for any family events. There are several large internet enabled TVs in the co-work area. Very impressive. The free Wi-Fi provides good internet connection so any resident can enjoy the view, sipping coffee while working away from home. There is a large sign that requests event attendees not to venture but into the pool area.

    I have been posting TB review on Google maps The site keeps taking down my reviews on a daily…read morebasis. I keep reposting as this is a genuine review based on personal home buying experience in SoCal. I am posting it here for potential buyers awareness. Our home buying journey with Toll Brothers (TB) was a disappointment. From the initial stages of home selection to the closing process and even months after, we were repeatedly misled by the sales team. Throughout the selection process, we were consistently presented with plans and repeatedly assured--both verbally and in writing (lot plans, tract maps, sales brochures, and community maps displayed in the sales office)--that our backyard would abut a road and that no homes would be constructed directly behind our backyard wall. Privacy and a reasonably sized backyard were significant factors in our home buying decision. We specifically rejected several quick move-in homes presented during the selection phase because they had homes facing the backyard. However, circumstances changed unexpectedly when TB abruptly advanced our closing date. Although this initially seemed like a positive development, our excitement was short-lived. At no point during our final walkthrough or on the closing day did the sales team disclose any changes to site plans. We were shocked to discover the Sequoias development only when construction commenced behind our property this year. It is particularly concerning that this construction began shortly after most homes on our tract were sold, strongly suggesting that the sales team were aware of these plans but failed to disclose them to prospective buyers, including ourselves and our neighbors, who were directly impacted. This experience has left us feeling misled and disappointed by the lack of transparency from TB. Instead of addressing and remediating these concerns raised by homeowners, TB has consistently shielded itself behind the extensive fine print in their agreements. This lack of accountability further exacerbates the frustration and disappointment experienced by affected homeowners. This pattern of behavior appears to be a recurring theme at least with the local SoCal TB offices. Prospective buyers should carefully review other related matters, such as the elementary school building proposition, which took an unexpected turn, further disappointing community residents while directly benefiting Toll Brothers' business interests. It would be interesting to see if TB' corporate executives have a stance related to such business practices.

    Saddleback Visual Arts - nonprofit - Updated August 2026

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