We've had a great time every time we visit. Our family was…read moregifted a membership for Christmas and have attended the new year's noon event and the kids Olympics, along with a weekday visit, so far. The events are heavily discounted for members, which we love. The employees are great and there's not many people there during the weekday in the winter, anyway. This is a smaller museum, so it's great for our almost 4 year old. There's a little outdoor area with a few things. We love the school bus. Fun place to visit when the weather isn't great.

My kids had a great time here! Lots of different areas for kids to venture through. They offer…read morediscounts for military or educators so that was a plus! Spent two hours here and my kids still weren't ready to leave. Reminds me of a more simple version of marbles museum in Raleigh. 3/5!

The camp counselors are amazing and there is a huge variety of activities from sports to crafts to…read moregames and I believe they are adding swimming this year for older kids. My son really enjoyed it! Super affordable as well!

Camp Impact is a fantastic summer camp! My boys love going each year. The counselors work very hard…read moreto invest in each camper and make each day fun and exciting! Would highly recommend this camp!!!

Nice facility both NIR and Midtown. Great value for the money and some great classes as well…read more Helpful wellness staff too. Yea Alone, you rock!

I love this location, lots of equipment, nice pools, nice people, and lots of classes for everyone…read more If you're a pickleball player, this is your kind of place. Nice gymnasium too.

I wasn't here as a patron but as a vendor. Of what I witnessed, it appears to be a wonderful…read morefacility. They have everything you could think of for learning, as well as a food kitchen , outdoor playgrounds, and technology. They even have a technology available so that the parents can see their children remotely.

From the owner: Kiddie Academy of Wilmington South Campus, an educational daycare in Wilmington, offers…read moreage-specific child care programs. Our flexible, standard-based curriculum encourages children to progress in school and in life. We pride ourselves in providing a daycare that focuses on developing positive character traits for kids, while providing a nurturing learning environment. Our programs can range from infant and toddler to kindergarten and school age. Read our child care reviews, take a virtual tour and learn more about Kiddie Academy to find the best "daycare near me" for you and your child.

Great with the kids! Super positive and encouraging. Up on a board the first day. 1:2 ratio was…read morereally nice for one on one attention.

wouldn't recommend, there's a lack of leadership and coaching. They just let the kids run wild and…read moredo what ever they want. Also the staff is more worried about my wife's Tea cup Pomerania being in her lap then the children ripping up the grass and digging small trenches with they're feet. This goes for the Jacksonville, NC one not sure about the wilmo one.

-10 out of 10 wouldn't recommend working for them. They don't like to respond or answer messages…read moreanyone! nobody will notify you if you fill out you're papers wrong I didn't fill out a single page that I didn't notice and they refused to notify me that I didn't fill it out two weeks after I started so I didn't get paid. I tried to call and text everyone I knew who could help me and they wouldn't answer my texts or calls. Refused to pay me for the two weeks I worked because "I failed to notify Them" when clearly I did everyone. This job is a joke. They don't care about their employees and don't care if you have a family. I also, has a friends aunt pass away suddenly and we both came back to our home towns and I just started my two weeks vacation that was notified by everyone at I9 that I had plans for months and we get calls an hour ago telling us we are fired because they weren't notified 2 weeks in advance when I told them when I was hired a month ago that I had my vacation booked for months. Plane tickets and all and they said it was okay. How are you suppose to let them know two weeks in advance that you're family memember is going to pass? Worst place of employment.

BEFOREI ADD REVIEW ON MEDICAL CENTER DRIVE.... **** This…read morereview is not on the Darlington location. This is for the Medical Center Dr.**** I do NOT recommend medical center drive for safety, for education, for flexibility, for professionalism, for being family friend (both biological families as well as foster care families) and definitely not for trust, Medical center drive is a disgrace to the daycare industry especially in Wilmington NC. The staff at this center is extremely unprofessional and is NOT to be trusted. ESPECIALLY, if you are a parent that has children in your care that (1) are foster children or kinship placement and (2) have ANY special needs of any kind, including developmental. I am actually very worried about the families and children in their care. I recently had to abruptly dissenroll my foster children after learning there was an incident that took place with one of them that was NEVER reported to me in documentation and only verbally by one of their younger staff jokingly. He is not even 3 and was found roaming the hallways alone. He was able to open the doors and exit the classroom (which is NOT full but had way too many children for only ONE teacher.) This school used to have a great Director and Assistant Director and I'm unsure what happened that they are no longer there. However their remaining staff who I've heard berate these two women repeatedly in front of me and other parents (who would talk to each other while putting our children's lunches away in kitchen) is deplorable. It's disgraceful behavior and SO DISRESPECTFUL. With my children they decided to lie to me that because my child was the hall because of THEIR lacking oversight, said he broke a rule (at 2.5 mind you lol) and that caused a complete pause on his care by them. They lied about this practice as I not only confirmed by reading through the materials, sure and speaking with teachers but also with the corporate office. Vicky , who corporate sent in from Raleigh along with some others, lied not only to my face but the camera footage was conveniently 'missing' for this incident in question. The trust was ruined between me and this center and I will make certain every foster family in this region is aware of this and DSS office. These facilities are beautiful and such a waste of a daycare service and space... in the town of WILMINGTON. It is bad enough. We have a significant and severe shortage on children finding childcare under five years old as well as aftercare. Aftercare being significantly important for those of us who work they decided to abruptly stopped busing children from their local schools to the daycare center without any notice email or anything. I was told this from Vicky when I originally moved my children to the center specifically only for the aftercare when they were to start their new public PRESCHOOL. They decided to also set up tuition for two twins sibling groups as separate tuitions, therefore double charging full tuition to the county, which I reported, and the county is now investigating. I am one step away from reporting them to the state if you go to the state website and look at the daycare reporting system, you will see the most recent from March that are being posted and it's scary. Neither of which are my children. They are other people's children incidents. This center needs to be shut down or it needs to be reevaluated to have Darlington takeover. Their Darlington staff clearly knows what they're doing and unfortunately, due to size limitations on their center. They can't offer the same services. This Center also abruptly stopped my children's speech therapy, not allowing the speech therapist back into the building without ensuring that she did the speech and OT in the classroom with all the children combined with their teacher, which is not the right level of service. I am reporting that to Medicaid. their regional Director, apparently found my concerns, humorous, according to the temporary director and there was nothing that they would do about it nor did she reach back out to me when I reached out to her, asking her for a conversation. The Center also conveniently lost my children's belongings brand new blankets and their teddy bears that they came into care when they were dropped off to me the first week of November. I do not recommend this facility and I recommend that eyes and ears be on this center. I fear for the children remaining there and it's important that parents , I know we're desperate to find any care right now because of the shortage, rethink the strategy and find local sitters. I would not even take the risk of using this staff or center.

My son loves this daycare center, Tanya responds to all needs quickly and thoroughly, especially…read morewith the busyness they have! Love the ability to watch my son on the cameras and the quick feedback on the app they use to get in touch with you!

Grace Classical School is a blessing for our family. The hybrid option gives us flexibility, two…read moredays in school and three days at home, and confidence, they provide the curriculum. God is at the center and the entire staff fosters a love for learning, kindness, respect, and character growth. We took the leap of faith halfway through the school year from public to private and my second, fifth, and sixth graders are learning more than I could ever imagine. My kids love having textbooks rather than learning through an app. Highly recommended!

From the owner: The goal of a classical Christian education is to teach children how to learn for themselves for a…read morelifetime, always looking to the Truth of God's Word. Grace Classical School aims to offer a cost-effective, rigorous classical education, rooted in God's Word so that each student may be a wise and discerning light for Christ in this world. A university schedule combines with the best of a private Christian school setting with the flexibility of home schooling. Students meet Tuesday and Thursday on campus and complete their lessons at home Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.