My 4.5 year old daughter has been attending a Saturday morning class at Tumbles of Princeton. She…read morehas been asking to do gymnastics all through last summer and after a trial class i have enrolled her in September. The Lead teacher Tatiana is an amazing and skilled teacher who inspires and keeps kids engaged. My daughter loves to go and the teachers attitude and passion is a great reason! Thank you Tatiana and her assistant teachers to make Saturday mornings fun!

We held my daughter's first birthday at Tumbles of Princeton. We were truly looking forward to her…read morespecial day with our closest friends and family. Unfortunately, the owner's pushy/aggressive demeanor and the way she berated me in front of my guests was unacceptable. Many of the party guests found her to be offensive (rushing them, being unnecessarily bossy, rude to both the children and adults). I gave her the benefit of the doubt and figured she just ran a tight ship to keep the place clean and party on schedule, although I did feel very rushed during food/cake time. I actually have her on video loudly hurrying my daughter to blow out her birthday candle! Towards the end of the party, I generously gave a $50 tip to our party attendant. The owner ran over, snatched the tip out of her hand and dramatically laid the money out on the table, counted it OUT LOUD bill by bill and started YELLING AT ME that it was not enough! I can't believe I was treated this way after spending over $600 at her establishment for a 2 hour party (only the first 30-40 min of it was actually run by them- the rest was free time while they ate in the back). She would not let up after several minutes, telling me that culturally I should tip 15% of the party total (I should add that she was including the $80 in pizza I ordered and tipped for in that total) and that most people tip $45-$60 per party attendant (she considers herself, the owner, to be an attendant). When I told her I did not have any more cash on me she demanded I venmo the party attendant (she was so embarrassed she refused to give me her venmo) She would not let up until I told her she was ruining my daughter's special day. My friends and family who overheard the incident were appalled. Gratuity is at the discretion of the customer. If she wanted to include required gratuity in her price, she should have done so.

My boy has been going there for as long as I remember, probably 7-8 years. He LOVES it! We LOVE it!…read more It isn't just the programming and how well the camp is managed. It's the people who are doing this, Doug and his team. They are the reason LakeView Day Camp has been a huge success since Doug took over. Doug and his team are in this to serve the families, not just to have commercial success. The programming is brilliant. We've said many times that we wish they did adult camps on weekends. :-) If you haven't checked it out, I'd highly recommend it. Go on a tour or an event. Meet the nice people. Experience the property (gorgeous) and the activities. You will agree with us :-)

Daughter has been going here for years and she really loves it. The staff often returns year to…read moreyear and many are local teachers. They really try hard to accommodate any issues and things do happen so tell them if there is an issue so they can help. They have corrected bus issues or stepped in to address other minor problems over the years and always left us feeling like they really care about their campers. Doug, the owner is very visible and works hard to leave campers with a positive experience whether they are 5 or 15 years old. They have a beautiful camp with a lovely lake, a hot lunch and healthy snacks like fruit. They just put in a huge new pool 2 years ago. They have a nice teen program as well.

Last year my son went to idTech Camps for the first time. He went for two weeks, taking game design…read morecourses. My son loved the camp. He learned a lot and really liked being around other kids who are passionate about technology. The staff to student ratio is great, so kids get the help and direction they need. The facilities are good, allowing each camper to access the equipment he needs. It's a pricey camp, but worth every dollar. My son is going back this summer.

My now 14-year-old son has attended ID Tech Camps for the past three years. The first year he did…read moreit as a day camper and the second two he had the full experience of the overnight camp. What a tremendous experience. This has given him an opportunity to be around like-minded kids and not only have an educational experience, but a social one as well. As much as he enjoys hanging out with the other campers, he's a huge fan of the instructors too and truly looks up to them. Based on his comments and what I've seen when dropping him off and picking him up, the instructors relate well to the campers. That's a huge plus. As a parent, my expectations for what he gets out of the camp are realistic and have been met every year. I don't expect my son to walk out of there an expert in whatever course he took that week. As long as he had fun, was challenged and inspired, and made some friends if even for a week, it was a worthwhile experience. He's already looking forward to doing it again this year.

Such a fantastic place! So much love and care goes into the camp and everyday activities. Everyday…read morethe kids have new adventures and the staff seems to enjoy being there and leading your children. The councilors put so much effort in and I couldn't recommend enough!

This is a fantastic day camp. I can't say enough about the love, care, and thought that must go…read moreinto running this day camp. The kids are always engaged in some sort of wonderful summer time fun from pedal karts to archery to swimming, fishing, ceramics, computers. You name it, they likely have it for your child. Lunch is also varied and very nutritious. The Jordan family runs a wonderful facility and we can't wait to come back for yet another season at Rambling Pines.

This place is a God send for anyone looking to train in tennis. I brought my son to the summer camp…read morehere and was blowm away. He attended the tournament training gtoup aka the lower tier. Even with that, he's playing vs very good players. Top high school players, players with over utr 7. Good drills. Lots od coaches watching. Good scrimmages. Besides the high caliber of players even at the lower tier tennis camp, what struck me most was the people here. The staff are super personable. They explained to me how they run the camps and what to expect. There's just a friendly old school vibe with all the people here. I appreciated how they are open for talking and actually listened to my concerns and addressed them. I felt respected. Maybe they are originally from the south I don't know... ‍ Def not the norm these days in the tristate.

Great club so far, I just became a member. They have a ton of playing options. If you have a…read moresomewhat flexible scheduled you can find something to work for you. The staff is professional and friendly and the facility is in tip top shape. They have.... Lessons.....$98 for an hour and often a waitlist....grab a couple friends and split the cost. Contract courts.....A normal hour will cost you your first born....only 10pm was open when first tried. Leagues......unfortunatly if you have a traditional work schedule this is a though one. They do offer an outdoor summer night option though. They also run drills and classes. *** check their website since I'm just blabbing from memory and I'm sure things change often.

I take my 2 y. o. granddaughter nearly every week. There are so many wonderful things to explore…read moreand learn from. They have a walking path through the woods with a natural playground and sandbox, a bird house building to watch and interactive displays, a mini zoo inside a house with small animals and activities including a treehouse. They also have weekly activities and seasonal events for elementary school kids. My granddaughter calls Briar Bush "The Animal House" and loves to put a donation in the collection box before we leave.

They were so friendly and it was a great little center to see the local wildlife and learn. We…read moredidn't get to do the whole path with a stroller but it was nice and shaded on the trail so even on a hot day it felt cooler.

An inexpensive alternative to pricey gyms. This Y has all you need for a workout - free weights,…read moretreadmills, rowing machines, stair climbers, plus a full weight machine room. A variety of classes are free with membership. It's not a spa experience- it's a gym. For those who complain about its condition- this was Princeton's community go-to before expensive, bespoke exercise companies like barre etc. arrived. Rich and aspirational Princetonians don't patronize it and the much-needed community support has dwindled as a result.

They have a great aikido class and knowledgeable instructors, you can join anytime or even stop in…read moreTuesdays or Thursdays to observe a class. 7-8:30 pm