Keep your kids away unless you sign up for Christian fundamentalism. Not a safe place for LGBTQ+…read morekids or families. None of the "Christian values" they support and are guided by are listed in the camp website and it's very misleading. Our family experienced discrimination when they unenrolled our daughter when I kindly expressed concern about some things the director stated at orientation. They unenrolled her without any communication or conversation when I expressed concern and also stated that we are a LGBTQ+ and inclusive household. Keep your kids safe from this harmful and hateful place.make sure you read through the church doctrine before you enroll your child. It's very hidden on their website which makes their "outdoor camp" theme super misleading. .

My son just completed his 2nd year at camp rock and the camp is absolutely AWESOME! From the…read moreactivities, to the private tutoring, to the academic studies... there are so many things that make this place wonderful for children. It's very active and I promise there is so much to do, my son never wants to leave! He goes to before care and aftercare. There are different packages to chose from when looking to enroll your child and it's worth every penny! Camp Rock is a clean and SAFE environment. I'm so thankful to Mrs. Julie and the entire staff at CAMP ROCK!

I am the rec basketball commissioner for my town, and place a high importance on learning the…read morefundamentals. This "camp" is the epitome of how not to teach basketball In summary -kids of vastly different age groups and skill levels are thrown together (one group of 10 years old and younger, and one group of 11 years old and older) -the camp consists almost exclusively of scrimmaging that is dominanted by the oldest players -younger and less skilled players get little playing time on the overcrowded teams, and when they play they learn nothing since they are smothered by the older players -there is almost no teaching at all at any time, along with a high ratio of players to "coaches." It is sad that an apparently once well run camp has become what it is today. It deserves only a single star, but most of those reviews are hidden. I would hate for a child to attend this camp expecting to learn or improve in any way because the true reviews are kept out of view.

The second day of repetitive activities. Today there were TWO movie times. Very boring for the…read morecampers. Very disappointed that they're not having more games a day (only 2). The lack of team competition has prevented skill advancement.

We were visiting the Towson area so we decided to stop here for a workout. We recently got the ymca…read morenational membership that allows us to workout at any Y. Plenty of parking space. This Y has great workout equipments. Some of their machines are pretty modern. I was surprised by how clean and well maintained this Y was. Bikes were amazing. You can go on a nice virtual ride. The handles turn giving you a real feel of riding the bike. One of the best bikes I have seen in the gym. They lose a star for their outdated locker room. Small showers and the access to the sauna is pretty far outside the shower near the swimming pool. They don't provide towels. Luckily my husband had an extra towel in his gym bag.

I love the exercise equipment. I use the rowing machine, treadmill, and e-machines. I've been going…read morefor 5 months and notice a huge difference in strength/stamina. My one complaint is a trainer named Chris who was extremely rude and berated me in front of other patrons because I had not been shown how to use something on the emachines. I complained to the athletic department supervisor but he has never apologized.

Our boys (now 5 and 8) have gone to Coppermine Fieldhouse for the past two summers and absolutely…read morelove it. The staff is awesome--super friendly, energetic, and great with the kids. They do a great job keeping the days fun, active, and really well organized. There's always a mix of sports, games, and creative activities, so the kids are never bored. They come home tired (in the best way) and excited to go back the next day. It's been a great fit for our family and we'll definitely be back again this year. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a fun and safe summer camp!

SO MANY OPTIONS for all ages of children to learn and enjoy new sports and activities. Classes…read morestart at 16 months with the Parent & Child programs and children grow and develop along the way and as they gain their independence. There is no membership required, and classes are offered year-round along with summer camps, swim lessons, birthday parties, special events and schools out camps. There are numerous locations in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Harford County, and Carroll County that offer children's programs, camps, and classes! Great opportunities for children to have fun, develop and learn new skills, socialize and be a part of a fun and engaging environment! Lots to explore!

On my daughter's first day of camp, she ran to the car telling me she made three new friends. The…read moresecond day, she asked to sign up for the second session. I can safely say that she is loving it! All of the staff are very nice, convenient car side service - they bring your kid to you. Very happy!

Such a wonderful place that I never knew existed until this weekend when We attended a wedding…read morehere. Actually, I officiated. So, I got to check out the grounds around the main building before the bride and groom arrived for rehearsal. They have a wonderful wandering Garden with Fountains and water features. I could sit by a loud water feature for hours. The wedding was in the garden, but the facility had prepared the Veranda in case the rain didn't clear up. In addition to the new main structure, they have Historical buildings and Summer camps.

Howard County Conservancy…read more We'll walk you to see the biggest beaver dam in Howard County Conservancy. Are you excited? Let's walk with us to the Wetlands trail! First you walk from the parking lot to the old barn, you can see it's located by the entrance roadside, and once you get there, walk down the trail, and keep going. You'll be in sort of intersection on your left but we won't turn left here, keep walking and you'll see a walking path *watch on your right with a (ruined) stone gate alike. Walk across the stone gate, turn left and walk for around 10-15 foot steps and turn right, and keep walking until you'll see a sign of small pond on your left, then you're on the right path. You can walk closer to the pond through the short path on your left (that's what we did) and watched any movement around the water, and we found a turtle from here! Or, you can continue walking down the previous path until you see a bridge on your left. From the bridge, you'll see the biggest beaver dam was created along the water line. How cool is that? Another coolest thing was, we bumped into THE BEAVER!! Aaaahhhh!?! Yeeessss!?! We explored and walked back to the trail and found wineberries patch and mulbery tree, so we stopped there and enjoy the berries! *check your left while walking up the hill. Along the walk, we also found A Story Walk, a Demonstration Garden next to Nature Play Scene, a sleeping Eastern Screech Owl, goats house and chickens house. That's a wrap for our good hike today! It was good since the ground was dry and allowed us to explore more around the wetlands 10520 Old Frederick Rd, Woodstock, MD 21163 Daily 9AM-3PM, Sunday Closed inside the Gudelesky Environmental Education Center, with water fountains next to it. some stone trails/path in Clark Honor Garden are accessible both for strollers and wheelchairs. The grassy trail/path are in moderate to strenuous level for both. parking lot around the entrance road ℹ howardnature.org #beaverdam #howardcountyconservancy #hcconservancy #preservefootprints

In my opinion the aspect of the Waldorf School of Baltimore that makes it stand out is…read morepredictability. That, in particular, made my daughter excited about entering 3rd grade this fall. The other key component is planned interaction between students of all 8 grades. Going into 3rd grade, with the same teacher my daughter had in 1st and 2nd grade, she was anticipating the classes and activities that are attributed annually to the 3rd grade. Yes, she will have woodwork. Yes, her class will play traditionally 3rd-grade roles in the fall festival. Yes, her class will go on the weeklong farm trip to New York. In the curriculum, Waldorf wrote-in these three and dozens of other activities that are predictable. That predictability creates student anticipation, participation and success.

Both of my kids went to WSB and loved it. Now one is at Maryvale and the other is at Boys Latin…read more Self confidence, awareness, empathy and love of nature are part of their personalities due to attending WSB. It is a gift we gave them and now it is giving to them.

Camp Mardela is a really beautiful camp that's over 70 years old ! It's got a great community of…read morepeople and staff who really care about the camper experience . I would definitely recommend this summer camp to anyone in the age bracket and for those who aren't, family camp and their multiple fundraising events are definitely a good place to get involved !

Many, many summers were spend here, again, less than a mile from my house. It has a rich history…read moreand a popular summer program. Some of my best memories were made here - swimming in the pond, family style meals at the dining hall, and late night whispers in the cabins.