Wish there was some benches or picnic tables next to the park for parents but it was a great park!read more

Had a blast we will be back. 10/10 would recommend. Convenient to get to and the cost was not…read moreterrible

the bathroom is really dirty for the little ones. hopefully someone start cleaning it regularly. It…read morereminds me of those dirty bathroom in gas station! I mean real cleaning, not just check the block cleaning. worry about the kiddos may get hand mouth foot disease with a dirty bathroom.

just went for a tutor saw mold spots on ceiling. also saw a teacher aggressively flipping a toddler…read moreover during "nap time". when she saw we saw her her face immediately was red. glad they had no openings

My almost soon-to-be 2 year old is registered for their 45 minute Tiny Star class. The classes are…read moredone once a week for four weeks. I love that they offer a free (trial) class from the get go as this helps families like myself determine if this is an activity my child will like or not. My daughter absolutely loved her first class. In fact, she asked me more than once about gymnastics. She woke up the next morning asking if we were going back that same day. The classes, as mentioned, is 45 minutes long. As the kids are very young, the obstacles are suited for their age. To parents, it is easy to do, but for the young ones, a bit challenging. We have since signed her up for the classes and once the full session is complete, you will be automatically charged for the next 4 week session unless you notify staff. As the Little Stars session are for littles, one parent is able to supervise on the floor.

Ascend Gymnastics-DuPont is the Best!! We have nothing but great things to say about this gym! We…read morestarted at Ascend Gymnastics-DuPont about 2 years ago. Our daughter has attended both south sound preschool and pre-k and we have absolutely loved our experience with the school. As well as how she has grown academically. The preschool director and teachers are amazing, they're the reason why we kept our daughter enrolled after moving from DuPont to Lacey. Everyone is truly so welcoming from the front office staff, teachers, instructors and the owner; the gym has become our second home. Both our daughters attend gymnastics classes (tiny stars and mighty stars) and they love it, the instructors are awesome, extremely patient! Coach Maddie and Cailin are the best! If you're looking for a great safe welcoming gym/preschool for your kiddos this one is amazing!

Nothing but positive things to say. One of my daughter's good friends who I adore left the school…read morecheer team to this all star team a year ago and she has evolved so much! Her confidence, her skills! I remember her mom telling me how kind the staff was and the energy of the team being so positive. Fast forward, my daughter joined an all star team that needed a temp gym and we ended up at DEA! They are organized, put together and skilled! I would recommend DEA

DEA used to be a strong program with a true family atmosphere. The coaches knew the athletes and…read moretheir families, and there was a sense that the kids genuinely mattered. Unfortunately, that version of DEA no longer exists. Since the sale of Full Out, the program has steadily declined. Routines were criticized as boring, yet nothing was done to improve them, and results reflected that lack of effort and direction. There are also serious concerns about how the gym is being run. Coaches have reportedly gone unpaid for months, and multiple experienced staff members have been let go. Most concerning was the firing of the athletic director just three weeks before Worlds--she was one of the only consistent, reliable coaches who showed up to every practice. Meanwhile, other coaches had outside jobs that prevented them from attending practices regularly. The program itself is shrinking quickly. Last year there were 8 teams (4 prep and 4 elite). This season that number was cut in half, and since the season ended, many athletes have already left. At this rate, it's hard to see how the gym will sustain even one strong elite team moving forward. Athlete management is another issue. There are no real tryouts for positions, and athletes are placed where coaches decide, regardless of readiness or comfort level. On my daughter's team, athletes were made to fly even when they were clearly scared, which raises concerns about both safety and coaching judgment. At this point, DEA feels unstable, disorganized, and in decline. If you're looking for experienced coaching, consistency, and a program focused on athlete development and safety, this is not the place. The only thing it still offers is a sense of familiarity--but even that is fading as more families and staff continue to leave.

I've had my kid enrolled at La Petite for over 4 years now and I am SO grateful for this place! The…read moreteachers are caring and super supportive of the kids and I regularly get picture updates of the fun activities the kids are doing. I'd recommend this place in a heartbeat!

Great learning center for all ages , my 2 sons have attended and have always been treated well and…read moredon't have anything bad to say !

Our child attended the Bonney Lake Kid's Country for 9 years. They were easy to work with and…read moreunderstanding of our child's special needs. The staff created accommodations that helped him feel safe in their care. The teachers communicated well and really liked our child. Their eyes sparkled when they spoke of him. Our child recently aged out and he continues to speak fondly of the teachers and staff. Thank you to Bonney Lake Kids Country for all that you did for us and for our child.

My son and daughter have been going there for years now and they love it! The staff is amazing and…read morethey really care for the kiddos.

The facility is nice, clean and comfortable. The owners are kind and always available for you. Our…read morehorse gets excellent care and we are notified promptly if any situations need to be addressed. I appreciate their NO DRAMA policy....it's a close knit community where boarders help each other out. Trails are accessible right off property....can be used throughout all seasons.

Zero star rating. I booked two appointments here for riding lessons and when I got there both times…read morethey told me I couldn't have a riding lesson. What a JOKE and so disappointing. Lady that was supposed to give me a lesson seemed to not give a flying f. I was looking for a barn to start riding again regularly and I would highly advice you do not come here.

After KC Crusaders, this is my favorite field, thus far. They have reasonable prices, and the staff…read moretakes safety and fun seriously. There have been a few snags with reservations before, but the staff was always courteous and helpful to resolve it. Okay, lets talk about the fields. These are AMAZING fields. They have several that they rotate you through, throughout the day. It doesn't matter if you are a private group or a walk-on group. You play at all the fields. You VW nuts out there in cyberland will appreciate the fact that their Urban field has a late 70's model Rabbit as a bunker. It nearly brought a tear to my eye to have to shoot it to tag someone out. I digress. Hamburger Hill was an amazing field to try and fight up. The Urban field had lots of junk and two-story buildings to snipe from. The Speedball field was pretty standard. The Bridge field, was so amazingly wooded that I was able to sneak behind the whole enemy team. The Jungle field is where I start to complain. When I play paintball in Western Washington, I might expect to see the occasional stinging nettle and bee. I do NOT, however, expect to see whole groves of stinging nettles and multiple large bee's nests. The field may have rectified this, but if they haven't, avoid the Jungle field. The only other complaint I have about Operation Paintball is how frequently you change fields. I have a lot of gear, as do several people I play with. We don't like like to lug it from field to field, every two games. While I applaud the effort to allow people to play on all fields, I'd like to stick around on one for more than two games. By the way, as I read the other reviews, I need to ask, "You people arrange Yelp games?!" I might have to include people on here for my next private group... So, quick summary: This is a great venue with many amazing fields and one that I'm scared of (You just can't shoot bees. They are known for swarming.) The prices are reasonable, and you get a variety of playing experiences with refs that actually do their jobs. You just change fields, a lot. The only place I like more is KC Crusaders, and not by much.

My son had a super fun birthday party here. All of the boys absolutely loved it. We return on a…read morebi-weekly basis for my son to continue to play. Great combat field and they have rental equipment on hand if needed. This is a rustic not fancy place which is a nice change of pace for our Eastside teens.