Love all their specialty classes out in nature. Yoga in tulips or sunflowers always a great event…read more Relaxing and restorative

Loved the "Bee Balanced" Class with Danna. She took the time to review the fundamentals of some…read morepostures that we forget over time and lead to bad postures or worse...injuries. The gentle flow class with unpretentious environment is just what the doctor ordered!! Medicine for the body and soul... Loved it!!!

The owner Haley took a personal interest in our visit. Our 2 year old nephew had an amazing time…read moreinteracting with the animals. What a blast!!! I would highly recommend this awesome experience to anyone. Visit Redwood Farms. You will not be sorry. BRAVO!!!

My daughter has been taking lessons at Redwood for just over 2 months. I can't say enough about…read morethis wonderful little farm. Miss Haley is amazing with all of her students, especially my daughter, who can at times come down with a serious case of the "I can do it's". She wins their trust and pushes them far beyond what they believe they are capable of doing. The self confidence she has gained in just two months is incredible.

Great time, great staff! My daughter has gone for the past 5 years and wouldn't go any where else!read more

My 6 year old boy was bullied and discrimated, suspended and then kicked out of this place over an…read moreincident he had no control over. No explanation was given to us, basically "here's your money back, take care". I advise any normal parent reading this to find a different place to take their child.

Great staff, comfortable environment. Moved back in the area and still had my membership…read moreinformation after I first joined years ago!

I had stopped my yoga practice about 14 years ago for various reasons and have been wanting to get…read moreback into it for the last several years. I've talked myself out of it each time the thought entered my mind. With many life changing events that have occurred recently my mind, body and spirit have been completely misaligned. I decided that I was no longer going to allow my negative self talk get in my way of taking care of myself and to give myself permission to take the time I need to heal. With that I started researching yoga studios close to my home. One Monday evening I decided to take a ride to Seeds of Love Yoga to "check it out". By chance, or Devine intervention, Kristin happened to be there even though at that time they typically wouldn't haven been open. When we started talking the energy in the room was just right. I felt a connection immediately and just knew this is where I wanted to start. Kristin was so warm and welcoming. She has a way of making you feel supported and understood. After we talked, I went home and signed up for a Saturday morning class and that class ignited a fire within me and I could feel all the negative energy leave my body. It was almost like a spiritual cleanse for me and I felt like I was home again. There are a lot of options for payment and they are all super affordable. You can pay for a membership with a portion of the membership cost going to help those in difficult financial situations be able to take yoga classes they otherwise wouldn't be able to. If you don't want to pay for a membership there is just an $8 suggested donation. A week in and I've taken two more classes and both were amazing. I'm looking forward to all the physical, spiritual and emotional healing that's to come. Thank you, Kristin, for creating space for all at Seeds of Love Yoga.

Finally made the time to check out this space. So glad I did! Kristen and her space are warm,…read moreinviting, and relaxing. This restorative class ended with acupuncture by Tara in the famous salt room in a zero-gravity chair. I found HEAVEN! Ladies, thank you from the bottom of my heart. Best Sunday Funday ever! Namaste

I took my first in studio yoga class in over a year and I couldn't be happier. The solidarity with…read moremy fellow yogis filled me with the warmest of emotions. The studio was also very respectful to everyone's health and safety, limiting the number of yogis and keeping us all safely spaced. Russell

This place is a 10/10 for me great atmosphere great instructor's definitely making this my yoga homeread more

PENNSVILLE: Finns Point Rear Range Lighthouse, built in the 1870s, is a rare wrought-iron…read morelighthouse with a distinctive color that once guided ships from the Delaware Bay into the Delaware River. Though no longer active, it remains beautifully preserved and proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Nestled within a scenic wildlife refuge, it is a peaceful spot to take in both history and nature.

The lights of Finns Point Rear Range in New Jersey and Fort Penn Range in Delaware were constructed…read morein 1877 by order of Congress for the sum of $55,000 to guide ships moving from the Delaware Bay into the Delaware River. The illuminating apparatus was a fourth-order range lens manufactured by Barbier & Fenestre in Paris, which focused the light from a fourth-order Funk Heap lamp with one wick. A weight, suspended from the lantern room, powered an eclipser that raised and lowered a cylindrical shade around the light to produce two seconds of light followed by one second of darkness. The keeper was required to wind the weight every six and a half hours to keep the eclipser functioning. Finns Point was darkened in 1933, but was re-established the following season ,at the request of rover pilots, although automated beacons were installed so no new keepers were hired. In 1950, the Army Corps of Engineers dredged the Delaware River channel serviced by the Finns Point Range to a width of 180 feet and a depth of 40 feet. The range lights were deemed unnecessary as the Reedy Island Range to the south could now cover this wider section of the channel. Finns Point Range Lights were deactivated for good on March 22, 1950. Finns Point was a unique light to climb this year for two reasons. 1. Because it sits on Federal Land the government shutdown this year ended in just enough time so as to allow Finns Point to be open for Lighthouse Challenge Weekend. 2. Finns Point had been closed since 2006 but last year the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had the structure refurbished and painted for public use and climbing. If you go: Finns Point has no fee but donations are naturally accepted. The Friends of Supawna Meadows National Wildlife Refuge plan to open the lighthouse and shop the third Sunday of each month March through May and September through November, weather permitting. The tower height is 115 feet and overall is very climbable with there only being 130 steps to get to the lantern room/outside.