My kids have been to camp several times and love it. They love the activity choices and the freedom…read moreto do what interests them. At our location, the kids have daily activities that also rotate (bouncy house, go karts, slip and slide). The food options have been great and the kids can have seconds. I appreciate that the counselors help to reapply sunscreen during the day as it can be hard for the kids to remember on their own. We've have a great experience so far and look forward to more sessions at Steve and Kate.

My kids loved this camp. My only complaint is that the camp had to close at 3 pm for several days…read moredue to high heat and their inability to cope with high indoor temperatures. This was very disruptive to my wife's and my busy work schedules and we had to really scramble leading to some very stressful days. That being said we liked this camp overall. They are pretty efficient at drop off and pickup. Their communication was good and they include lunch in the price which we found very helpful! We would put our kids in this camp again next summer.

Our kids attended the Wilderness Survival Craft Day Camp at Wolf Camp this summer and had an…read moreamazing experience. They came home excited each day, sharing what they learned, from edible plants to fire safety and survival skills. The camp makes learning hands-on, engaging, and fun. The staff and founder were friendly, welcoming, and clearly passionate about creating a positive environment. We're so glad we found Wolf Camp, and our kids are already asking to return. Highly recommend for a unique outdoor camp experience.

I've been going to wolf camp for 3 years now, and on the second to last day of my overnight camp,…read morewe all cried on how much we would miss the place wolf camp was. We were told most of the instructors would be leaving, they were some of the nicest people I've met. Also the children there are really nice and the staff there know what there doing and are really really nice.

My 7-year-old loved this camp last year, and she's back for another year this year. My 10-year-old…read moreis pretty anxious generally, and had a bit of a hard time the first day (through no fault of the camp's, the vibe is lovey and inviting), but then came back the second day and the staff have been very accommodating, showing her around the farm before camp started, easing her into things, and generally doing everything right to help her settle in. Thanks so much to Jamie and the team!

My daughters first started taking lessons and attending week long summer camp in 2017. The ponies…read moreand horses are so sweet, well cared for and patient with all the new riders. Jamie and her staff are so kind and knowledgeable that soon my daughter was begging to join the training program. Jamie has a wonderful way of teaching kids and adults in a way that works best for them. Creating a solid riding foundation and encouraging my daughter to achieve her goals.

This is the ONLY camp my kids will go to. Honestly. They have tried a lot of other camps, and…read morethis is their absolute favorite. In general, they have experienced less bullying and rough play than other camps. By a wide margin. They want to go back every year...and no other camps are even remotely interesting to them by comparison.

It's a prison yard at best. On my son's first day, he was bullied and called names by older kids,…read morehad a golf ball thrown at his head, and spent hours crying in a corner with no staff support. When he tried to rejoin activities, the bullying happened again -- and this time no one came. Staff were disengaged and not intervening with any of the kids. We will not be returning. Do not send your child here expecting a safe, supervised environment.

This review has been months overdue. We started about 6 months ago once a week lessons for my…read moredaughter. It's unfortunate that the owner Katie claims she has a world class facility and believes in strong values for young women yet that was not our experience. The ONLY reason I stayed this long was for my daughter-and how close and convenient it was to our home. There was a point where my children were sick and we needed a reschedule. I could not get ahold of the Instructor or anyone on this "farm" for 2 weeks. The fact we pay one month ahead and no contact did not sit well with me. Upon finally getting a text to schedule we returned and I did make a comment that I was not appreciative of no follow up. Katie approached me and let me know that she had no time to talk and that she and the instructor liked my daughter and that was the only reason we were "there". A jab at me I can take. I continued to go for my daughter no big deal. I did think it was unfortunate she approached me so hostile as if we were bothering her trying to reschedule for a month we paid for. Unprofessional either way. It's unfortunate that with all of the quotes on empowering women on your walls you act so catty. I suppose that's why she caters to teenagers because she cannot get along with adult women they are seen as a threat. Her sister continued to make comments about a stroller I had walking through the barn.. I had been there 6 months with that stroller and was just now hearing how I shouldn't walk through the barn with it pretty convenient catty behavior comes out full force when they cannot take feedback. As far as " world class facility " goes it is far from that. I've lived in multiple states and visited facilities such as Express Horsemanship in Yukon Ok that is world class. This is highly over emphasized term with this place. No heaters for horses no warm water the floor in the barn is barely held together or flat. The viewing room is dark damp and cold the sliding door barely opens correctly, roof leaks Mismatched roofing and poor lighting. The term working farm is also misused in this case. The female staff seem very intimidated by Katie although probably work perfect for her to boss around. This is absolutely backward and after speaking to a few horsemanship's in the surrounding cities that actually have heat and warm water / clean facilities for clients and horses ... I can see why I should not have settled for Deerfield because of location. If the Owner lived by her written values I could see this place thriving. It is a shame, because young women need great mentors and community. The reputation Deerfield has that I've seen and heard from other facilities/ horsemanship trainers ....is not standing to what their values state, the fact I've heard the same feedback and opinion from ACTUAL high class facilities backs why I need to write this review. THE fact that I have business and family connections to world champion reining coaches/trainers and horses such has the Flarida Family ( Shawn Flarida reining ) and Matt Mills/ Karen Mills ( Matt Mills Reining ) and have told them of her treatment of myself and daughter they could only shake their head and let me know I made a terrible decision going to that "place" And are happy we found better options. The facility has possible potential. The owner seems in my experience to be in a comfort zone of a high school bitter mentality and it's too bad. Check other facilities that will assist in great horsemanship and confidence for your young impressionable child.

My daughter started at Deerfield to have an occasional riding lesson but it quickly became her…read morepassion, community and extended family. The kids are not just riding horses...they are practicing mindfulness, patience, empathy and focus. It is a well rounded program where they also experience a break from their screen filled, fast paced, rat race life by connecting with an incredible animal and nature and doing good old fashioned farm work!

Enrolled my son for summer camp during Covid. I was kinda hesitant not knowing how camps handle…read morethings during Covid but was very impressed with Boys and Girls club. Before you enter the building, they take temperatures and ask a series of questions. Mask is mandatory even if you are picking your child up. Leslie the director is awesome and does her best to ensure your child is in good hands. I highly recommend this place for camps etc.

As a long-time member of a Bellevue club site, I suggest you pick a different child-care program…read moreand not support the current Bellevue Boys and Girls Club. I've attended the Club Teen Center for years, and there used to really be a community there of supportive and loving staff and people. There were actually alumnis who would return with college degrees or jobs or kids. But ever since the new CEO, Tim Motts, entered, he cut our funding, said he wanted to "stick [his] shoe up [a youth's] ass" for misbehaving, ignored blatant safety violations that have been properly reported (such as when Nicole aggressively grabbed a club youth), and worst of all, fired our staff who have supported youth for decades simply for disagreeing with him. It's absolutely unbelievable how badly he's hit our club, and I can't imagine how other clubs have also been impacted, in less than a year. I was really planning on coming back when I'm in college or after I get a job, now, I realize my last time will be in high school. Tim Motts does not have the youth in mind in his decisions and policies, he simply wants to feed his ego and reputation to impress the Boys and Girls Club of America and his other selfish goals. You can't have a selfish person be in charge of a child-care program, or stuff like this will happen, and your childhood places will turn bland and empty. We've submitted a letter to the board about what's happening, it'll help bring some insight into the whole situation: bit.ly/groundzeroresignation

The policy for rescheduling classes is too rigid. Even if you call the previous day its too late to…read moreget any credit. Rescheduling on a days notice is a reasonable expectation when your kids have been taking classes every week for over an year. Every other business seems to honor that. At some places they even have makeup classes on Fridays every week. Just attend those if you miss one without any need to call anyone. So there is definitely an opportunity for more customer focus.

I rode at Rockmeadow for many years and had a great experience! Deb does a great job running the…read moreplace and has put in a lot of work keeping it up. They host great clinics and schooling shows and have dozens of training/boarding options. Deb and Amberly taught me when I was a teenager, and thanks to them I'm still riding successfully! I have great memories of my years riding at Rockmeadow and I love to go back and visit as often as I can. I hope to ride in the next upcoming clinic because its such a fantastic venue!

I want to thank this staff for being so kind and organized for my childs 3 bday :)…read moreIt was amazing , i rented the party room for some hours and ordered some pizza . Kids enjoyed all the play area it's new ,clean , Not over packed. They even helped set up some decor . No Limit in play , Vs other gyms charge a ton are dirty and very demanding . I'm a nanny and parent ... I would def invite you to come here for a party or a play time with your children .

Just disappointed came to redeem the voucher they gave me for not opening on time last time and…read moreagain they aren't open