My boys love doing gymnastics and summer camp here. Especially summer camp. The camp counselors are…read moregreat. My oldest learned to swim here. They always have a blast with the numerous activities and themed Fridays during the summer. It's pricy but we do that we can afford and they love it. Very positive experience.

I sent my 5-year-old daughter to gymnastics camp for the week between the end of summer camp and…read morethe beginning of school...it was a complete rip-off. The week was advertised as a gymnastics and swim camp but it turned out to be a bunch of movies, no swimming, and very little gymnastic instruction. They had two pools - one was literally 18 inches deep and maybe 6-8 feet round the other was bigger but full of green water. This place is run by a family and they blame the kids for their lack of professionalism and competence. $500 for my daughter to not swim, learn almost no gymnastics, and watch TV - this is a fraud. Do not send your kid here.

We recently hosted a Chanukah party for our teens and tweens at Hot Wheelz, and I cannot say enough…read moreabout the incredible customer service and care we received throughout the entire planning process. From the first inquiry to the day of the event, the staff was responsive, helpful, and truly invested in making the experience special for the kids. They worked closely with me on every detail--helping us coordinate our skating time, setting up our reserved section, and making sure everything from food to games ran smoothly. They even went the extra mile to create a warm, welcoming space that felt festive and fun. It's rare to find a venue so thoughtful and flexible when it comes to youth events. Thank you to the entire Hot Wheelz team for your kindness, professionalism, and partnership. We'll definitely be back!

Great customer service, but the birthday party services could be run a little better. We were not…read moreallowed into the facility to set up until the actual party start time so setting up while also trying to entertain was a bit stressful. The intercom system in the building could also use an upgrade. Otherwise, we all had a wonderful time.

Don't send your kids here to play flag football unless they are in the little click that they have…read morehere. I had 2 kids enrolled and didn't even get 1 pass thrown their way the whole season. You would think the adults they have overlooking the games would correct it but they don't. I don't really care about the $280 bucks it costs but I do care about disappointed kids. Don't waste your time.

I came here to volunteer at a football camp. The staff was 45 minutes late in opening the doors, so…read morewe didn't have much time to set up while the campers waited outside. There is a huge indoor field that have tarps that separate it into two sections. Apparently they only have one staffer who knows how to lift the tarp. We had to use a series of bungee cords to jury-rig an opening ourselves. The hallways in this place are narrow, so it's not easy to get large numbers of people in and out. So make sure to get a look at the place so you can plan your event accordingly. All that aside, we had a very good time here. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. With proper planning you can have a great time here!

We've had our first daughter there for years and now we have our second one in infant care. Very…read morecaring staff and the curriculum is second to none.

I have 2 children at Goddard. The teachers take good care of my children and they are healthy and…read morehappy. I haven't had any issues with the management that have not been addressed. Yes, I think there was some staff that recently left but I do not feel like that impacted anything day to day which is evidence that the people running the place are present and actively navigating the running of a School. I know from experience because I have actually been at a day care which had directors change every-other-month plus quick turnover of teachers. That was actually a nightmare which I have NOT experienced at Goddard.

Great place for family get together. We had a family reunion ever at Chartwell this weekend. The…read morestaff are very attentive and helpful. The food was excellent and plentiful. This is our second year at Chartwell and we will definitely be coming back.

Grounds were beautiful and every member of the staff was incredible! So glad we found Chartwell…read morefor our daughter's wedding

A good camp you'll get a very good vibe from the scenery and nature around you…read more I highly recommend

My friend lives in Haddonfield and is a member of the WRA. She took me and my 4 year old there for…read morea day of swimming and summer fun. We had a blast. The "club" feels like an old-school swim club, complete with high school/college life guards, a snackbar selling inexpensive junk food, a GROSS bathroom to get changed in, and 3 pools. (All of which are HIGHLY chlorinated so you feel like you GOTTA shower right when you get out. The baby/toddler pool - oddly enough - is not as icky as the "medium sized" pool that has a 2.5 foot shallow end. This is the pool my daughter just LOVED - and when we arrived it was filled with kids from a nearby camp group. Once they left the noise level improved considerably. The large "main" pool has a deep (12 foot) diving area with a low and high board, lap lanes and a recreational swimming area that starts at 3.5 feet. It is also heated. We are happy we had a chance to come here. $600 for the summer seems a litle steep - but if you live in the area and don't have your own pool - and if you have kids - this is probably a good option.

In the heart of Abington, and about a hundred yards away from the Roslyn train station, you can…read morefind Briar Bush, a hidden nature preserve tucked away on Edge Hill road. With scenic walking trails, an outdoor classroom, day camps and a small indoor animal habitat, Briar Bush is a great spot for small children, couples on a date, or anyone looking for a brief respite from the urgency of the modern world. With free admission for locals and a small fee for out-of-towners, the preserve is accessible to all patrons provided that they are able to walk down some wooded trails that circle through the admittedly short walking routes. The centerpiece of the trails is a picturesque, secluded pond with benches for sitting and an interactive sign with information on the local fauna and flora. The indoor animal habitat has a small gift shop, pamphlets on upcoming events and information on other parks in the area, and several interesting animals such as a blind possum named Odin, a bearded lizard named Karl, and several other unique turtles and reptiles. All of Briar Bush can be walked through in an hour or so, but the low admission, interactive nature events and scenic walking trails will have you wanting to return again soon.

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.

As someone who's gone to this gym from time to time, there are a few pros & cons that I will list…read moreout in detail to help you better understand as to whether or not this gym is for you! Pros: The gym has a LARGE amount of amenities. There are two basketball courts (which are also used for pickleball), an indoor lap pool with hot tubs, an outdoor swimming area with slides (at an extra charge). There are classes, a ton of different machines for both cardio and lifting, and a really clean and upscale atmosphere. People tend to mind their own business and the staff have on average been helpful, at least in my experience. There is also a kids "daycare" if that's what you call it. A lot of parents will use this so they can have time to work out and actually work. There's a little area right next to the cafe that has tables and outlets. I see a lot of people with MacBooks doing work. They probably work remotely. Who knows. Cons: The price point for this gym is definitely the highest of them all coming in at $220.00 a month per person. IF you are married or you can prove cohabitation, you can add an additional person on your account for around $100 a month. This gym definitely has a crowd that is very gymcentric. This isn't a bad thing. But some people who are looking for a more chill or less intimidating atmosphere may think twice. I was one of these people until I decided to just not care. But that's easier said than done. The gym can be exceptionally crowded at peak hours. So if you plan on going daily I'd do my very best to avoid late afternoons on weekdays and nights on weekends. I was hoping the bathroom situation would be a little better but, there seems to be 2 bathrooms for ladies and men of course (from what I've seen). And with the amount of people there sometimes, it can be a little bit hectic. The locker room is fine and the showers are just average. At the price point of $220.00 I was expecting some futuristic pod shower than also does your taxes but, we all can't have what we want. The outside swimming area is an additional monthly charge, by the way. Conclusion: So take it or leave it. The price point is HIGH, but there are a lot more amenities and options for machines than any other gym out there. Is that justified? I don't really know. So three stars. Until they have a robot that does my taxes, then it might go to 4.

Supposed next-level fitness chain that purposely prices themselves to winnow out the Planet Fitness…read morecrowd. Honestly, it seemed insanely crowded with the usual suspect machine hogs and the perma-tanned preening that you can enjoy for free on South Beach. Pro-tip... you can probably outfit a fairly decent home gym for six months of dues. But what do I know. Three stars for the grins.