I have taken some players from my team for some additional training and from what I experienced so…read morefar this is a fantastic opportunity for players of every level. The amount of touches that the.players experience is far above what I can provide at a regular team practice. The instructors/coaches seem to be interested in providing a good lesson plan.and they also give great ideas for what drills can be used during a regular practice session. The facility is bright and clean providing a great learning environment for development of first touch skills which is so important at upper levels of play. We will continue to come here and train on off days.

Shoreline Stadium was my home track and field when I ran track the spring of 2007 for Shorewood…read moreHigh School. It also served as the home field for the school's soccer and football games. My first introduction with the competition space was when I was a little girl and my soccer team volunteered to be ball girls for the high school girl's soccer team game(s). We would run and retrieve the ball for the players when it went too far out of bounds. Running track and field here consisted of two types: 1) practice and 2) competition. It was a nice venue for both, especially practice. At the time, the high school did not have a track with marked lines, so training here allowed us to practice running turns with a waterfall start and improve upon maintaining lane positioning while running. I ran middle distance and fortunately the sprinters and hurdlers had a different starting area that did not conflict with my training group practicing our starts. Throwers and jumpers had their own areas as well. It was fun to have practices and competitions where different disciplines could be active at the same time.

We will be doing our third year with this camp this summer, and I could not recommend it more!…read moreExcellent skills training made fun, and the staff is all incredibly encouraging and supportive to young players. It has really helped grow a love of soccer in my two boys, and they are excited to return!

My daughter attended the cougar soccer camp and had such a great experience! The activities were…read morevaried which kept her interest, she was never bored. The kids, while playing games worked on specific skills. She came home exhausted every day, but couldn't wait to get back out there the next day. What a positive soccer environment the coaches provide, whether your kid is just finding their love of the game or if they are playing at the premier level, this camp will definitely be a great fit!

Both of my children have attended Peter Fewing Soccer Camps (day camps) for the last three summers…read moreat Loyal Heights. The morning talk that Peter has for campers (and parents!) is very enjoyable and always emphasizes a positive attitude, stories of determination, and examples of soccer skills for the campers. What I like about the camp most is the rapport that Peter has with his camp counselors (who are current and former students) and the campers. And that the counselors are friendly and absolutely love soccer -- and that shines through.

Great camp, have gone for the past 3 years and loved it, my counselor was a model…read more Liked the camp.

Let's start out by saying that I am a little bias. I have been coaching youth soccer for over ten…read moreyears. I am glad to say that I have spent all of my years with Lake Washington Youth Soccer Association. I have now been the Kirkland Club President for 4 years and now have a great insight into how the organization works. I am so proud to say that I am part of LWYSA because of the level of caring and desire to create a place for everyone to play soccer at all levels. Everyone here cares about the safety and enjoyment of the players and coaches. LWYSA also manages the 60 Acres soccer complex from taking care of the building to the care and feeding of the grass fields. From Kindergarten to High School seniors this organization provides a place to play one of the greatest games ever.

I've never played bubble soccer before, but after my experience with Seattle Bubble Soccer I know I…read moredefinitely want to play again! Chris was my contact and he was super responsive to my emails and answered all the questions that I had. I only checked prices with two other competitors, but Seattle Bubble Soccer definitely had the best prices for amount of play time/number of bubbles. I was planning a party so I did their packaged deal #1, which is one hour of play with 6 bubbles. You can also add bubbles for $25 each. During the winter months, you must play indoors and book an indoor venue, which I thought would be a headache, but Chris does an amazing job of getting you connected to a facility and checking their availability. Basically all you have to do is call the facility to make a payment. The packaged deal does NOT include the fee for the venue rental. I rented from Montlake Community Center--would recommend--and used their basketball courts as the field. Trust me... I don't know if you want anything bigger than that even if you have 10 people. It can get real exhausting, real fast. The hour was broken up into quarters of about 15 minutes of play. During the breaks, the bubbles were reinflated and wiped down. I won't lie--I got real sweaty in there. The bubbles can get real hot, especially with all the exertion of carrying around the bubble weight and trying to knock other people down/me getting knocked down and trying to get back up. I might suggest knee pads because I got quite a few bruises trying to get up. My only other thing I would bring up is my neck is really sore from playing, not sure why but I guess I shouldn't have skipped neck day. I would definitely recommend bubble soccer as a birthday activity, team builder, or if you're just bored and looking to do something different and I would definitely recommend booking through Seattle Bubble Soccer!

This was an amazing party for my 11 yr old boy. My 8 yr old who is much smaller felt the balls…read morewere too heavy and was not so thrilled...but for the target crowd (11 yr old boys) it was a MAJOR hit. I can't say enough about Chris. He is incredibly quick to respond to inquiries and helpful with setting up logistics. He was super flexible with weather- he was willing to keep the event on as planned despite earlier rain. His helpers ('refs') ran the whole party and had the boys sweating, laughing, and rolling around for an hour and a half. Well worth it.

My daughter joined September of 2025 when she just turned 1. She had been with myself and my mother…read moreup until that point and having worked in many Early Childhood environments myself for over a decade; I was incredibly nervous, having seen and experienced all the horror stories first hand. The Director Joanne, Assistant Director RJ, and Toddler Teachers Ms. Cami and Ms. Helen have been a God-send. They have and continuously uphold high standards, truly care about the wellbeing and education of your child, and are genuinely invested in having your family as a part of their community. It was a steep learning curve for myself, being anxious entrusting my treasure and heart to complete strangers, but through transparent communication and above and beyond efforts from the individuals above, trust and bonds were quickly built. The teachers are always focused on interacting with the children at their level and are so engaged during every moment of everyday. Both teachers put in so much time and effort, not only for the children, but also the classroom environment, so that the children truly get the best experience possible!! The consistency of attendance with the teachers are also outstanding and rare for the field!! My husband and I truly feel so grateful for these 4 individuals in helping our child during this crucial development period in her life and for helping us, her parents, get through the difficult pages of these early chapters **pictures depicting children have been edited and screenshotted to protect their privacy**

Evergreen Academy Montessori has been such a wonderful experience for our family. As a first-time…read moremom returning to work, I was incredibly nervous about putting my baby in daycare at around 3 months old, but the team here made the transition so much easier. From the very beginning, the environment has felt warm, welcoming, and supportive. The teachers and admin staff are so kind and caring, and it's clear they truly love what they do. They always take a few minutes to chat during drop-off and pick-up, which makes me feel connected and reassured about how my little one's day is going. The staff always rave about my little one and how cute and wonderful they are. Warms my heart. One of my favorite things is receiving pictures throughout the day. It's so comforting to see my little one smiling, playing, and being well cared for while I'm at work. I also really appreciate how the teachers partner with parents and share Montessori activities we can try at home. It's been so special to learn simple ways to support my child's development and continue some of the same learning and exploration outside of school. I'm so grateful for the care and attention the staff provides, and it has given me such peace of mind knowing my baby is in such good hands. I would absolutely recommend Evergreen Academy Montessori to other families looking for a nurturing, supportive environment for their children.

I just moved to Shoreline, got my membership and enjoy very much, it's clean and the associates…read morerespectful and very nice. I highly recommended.

I really like the layout of Arena Sports. There's the fitness center to the right when you walk in…read moreand there are various courts for kids and camps of various age groups. When you check in there is a touch pad/kiosk and you enter your info. I wish there was a real human or a greeter to walk you to your kiddos sports location. On multiple location I got lost and had to check in with the folx near the concession. Even when I was told where to go, the coaches seemed confused on where my kids needed to go. During summer camp my kids watched a 2 hour movie for a 6 hour soccer class.I think if my kids were in the program long term they would learn how to play soccer. From what I've seen, there wasn't much organized team soccer and mostly kicking the ball around and basic drills. I hope they my review can help Arena Sports review some of the "processes" for checking in and be up front on whether kids are babysat by a TV for two hours instead of learning.

We went to Arena Sports Mill Creek for an end of the season soccer party. The activities were…read moreaffordable and the team played laser tag and some rounds of bowling. The staff helped our group early by phone, when I called to ask about the online booking and multiple staff helped us during our time there. They were all helpful, kind and patient. They helped make the event so much fun and stress free. The pizza was hot and ready quickly. The staff really made the event and we will return soon! Thank you!

We have attended several kids' birthday parties here. It's an okay place where kids definitely have…read morefun. Food is mediocre, but I would expect that. There are several activities for the kids, and they enjoy them. I do question the cleanliness of those spaces, but I am sure they try their best to keep them clean and safe. That's just a huge expectation for a place so large and busy. Prices are high for everything here, so don't be surprised.

When I was about 7 years old I took part in a cheerleading day camp at the Spartan Recreation…read moreCenter. We came for part of the day and covered different parts of cheer and the camp culminated with us cheering during a basketball game in the gym. Even though I did not pursue gymnastics nor cheer much after the termination of the camp, the camp itself was enjoyable, well organized, and I enjoyed that we got to practice cheer choreography in the same place we performed the cheer during the game. Later on, in high school, regional-level competitions were held here for the History Day Competition. Different competition types were housed in different rooms in the center that could accommodate the format of the competition categories. For example, documentary/film competitions were held in rooms with computer hook-ups to projectors, live-exhibits (also called skits or performances) were held in rooms that had a stage-like portion of the room, and physical exhibits (my category) were housed in one large room with aisles between the exhibits so people could stop and ask up questions. The spacing of the aisles also provided good spacing when interacting with the judges one-on-one, not too crowded in my opinion. I ended up advancing to the state-level of competition, which was held at the University of Washington, and found I preferred presenting here at the Spartan Recreation Center in part because of the spacing and in part because of friendlier event organizers and workers. Field use for sports is tied here if I am recalling correctly. We had to reserve the athletic fields in advance for dry land practice as part of the high school water polo team. For swim team, a room here was reserved and used on occasion for the start of the year team meeting and getting our warm-ups and bag (uniforms aside from team suits). Reserving the rooms and fields was relatively hassle-free. I also used the athletics fields for soccer over the years and maintenance was excellent. The track and field has a large parking lot, easy-to-read scoreboard, and a good number of bathrooms. I ran middle distance track here for my high school and enjoyed the practices and meets held here. The track surface wasn't so hard as to hurt my knees except during one practice when I managed to trip over my shoe laces during a sprints set...

I was here for the Indoor Playground for toddlers and young kids. It's Monday-Friday from 9:30am to…read more11:30am. It's pretty nice, like a sparser version of the toddler room in Magnuson Community Center. They have balls, basketball hoops, little cars, and a few playsets. This is an easy option when other activities aren't available that day. It might be a little confusing. You turn into the parking lot of the senior center first but there are signs for the Spartan Recreation Center.