Top-notch Jewish summer camp situated on the Cheat Lake outside Morgantown, West Virginia. My…read morebrother and I grew up going there every summer. Now our kids do too.

Been coming here since 1973! Spent many summers here, as has Mia! Doing the camp doc bit again…read more West-By-God is where it's at.

I agree with the previous review - not what I would call a "Children's Museum". It is definitely a…read moregreat play place, though. Anything you could imagine that kids would love is here - dress up, grocery store, climbing wall, play house, animals, building blocks of all shapes and sizes. Even a music area and a craft table.

It costs $2 per adult and $4 per kid. If this was in Columbus and near my house, then I would get…read morea membership and use it during the winter as a play space. I would not call this place a museum in the same sense as the Pittsburgh Children's Museum. I believe the name is misleading and it should be called a play space. As a play space this place would get 4 stars but as a museum it would get one star. I averaged that and gave it 3 stars for affordability. The place is basically one big room but it has some walls to divide the space up a little. They have animal alley with a tarantula, fish, lizard, turtle, and a snake. They have a climbing wall, craft area, chalkboard, train table, and a sand table. One of the cooler stations is the lego station as they have a good collection of lego parts. They also have a station with an Ipad attached where one can video tape their actions and replay them. They have the bigger lego blocks in some small bins. They have the blue imagination blocks for constructing as well. My kids the loved the dress-up outcove the most as they have a kitchen and numerous outfits to put on. They have a small house type structure to climb steps. My 3 year old walked up it and was disappointed to not see a slide. All in all this place is a decent place to play on rainy or cold days. It is open enough to let the kids run around while one relaxes a little. Bring your own food and drink. There is a hot dog stand across the street and a restaurant on the corner. If you are traveling and need a place for kids to run around and be engaged then this place is better than the playspace at Burger King in St. Clairesville.

I love everything about this place ! My oldest son has gone here for 4 years now and last Sunday I…read moredropped my youngest son off for the X-treme Sports event camp (it's his first time there n I'm picking him up tomorrow ) They have the coolest activities for children to do (I wish I had gone here as a kid lol) also they offer financial aid for low income families so that there kids are able to afford to attend camp events here! Also the Staff is so sweet and nice , my youngest son has bad social anxiety and my sons cabin leader /Dean gave me her personal cell phone number so I can text and check up on how my son is doing during the week he is there for his 1st time! I thought that was very helpful and cool of her to do! Don't let the word Christian in the title of this place push you away ! All denominations are accepted ! Your kid/kids will have an AMAZING time here ! Guaranteed . I 100000% recommended this place!

I've been coming here for summer camp for 14 years now (3 as a camper, 11 as a counselor). This is…read moreby far one of the coolest weeks of the summer and I look forward to it every year! Location: On top of a mountain with an incredible overlook of Uniontown and 15 minutes from all the festivities of Ohiopyle. Activities: Offering a high ropes course, low ropes course, indoor rock climbing in the adventure center, outdoor rock climbing at various locations nearby, a cathedral in the woods, hiking trails to Jumonville Glen, a historical museum, king swing, ga ga ball, 9 square, 4 square, the iconic hike to the cross, partnering with outfitters from Ohiopyle for biking and white water rafting experience, tennis courts, basketball courts, and volleyball courts, frisbee golf, fire pits throughout campus and inside pavilions, chapel, arts and crafts building, and a swimming pool. Lodging: Either roughing it in the cabins or taking shelter in the air conditioned Washington Lodge. Food: Its summer camp, suck it up. This is an incredible way to spend a week of your summer. The views are breathtaking and the activities range from being adventurous to the more subdued. Will continue to be back here for a good week of devotion, peace, excitement, and fun!

wonderful kids movement center for all ages, offers multiple programs! The kids love it!read more

From the owner: We are a children's child care and movement center. We have preschool for ages 3-5, after school…read morecare for school aged children, summer camps, gymnastics classes, preschool and toddler movement classes, tumbling classes, dance classes, open gym play times and host birthday parties. Our center has classroom and studio space upstair and downstairs is our gymnastics and play gym area. We have a rockwall, mini zip line, indoor play scape, trampoline, balance beams, gymnastics mats and much more!

Camp Hidden Meadows is the GREATEST. I went this summer and loved it. They had a lot of fun…read moreactivities, like archery, rock climbing, and pottery. They had sing-alongs around the campfire. The counselors are really nice and supportive. They are there if you need anything and help make you feel at home. I made friends with the other campers there, and we can't wait to go back next year. I liked the cabins - they're cozy and the beds are comfortable. If you have any food allergies, like you're gluten-free, dairy-free, or sugar-free, they accommodate that and will have food options for you. They have dance parties on Friday nights, movies on Saturday nights, and the other nights are just as fun with other activities, like sing-alongs or they'll have "Cabin Nights" where you do fun stuff with your cabin, like baking or making bracelets. It's a good idea to stay for at least two weeks for your first summer. I highly recommend it!

Massive disappointment. I have gone to this camp for many years, and the way camp was managed this…read moreyear was unacceptable. People were refused Covid tests unless they had 3 or more symptoms, EVEN WITH HIGH FEVERS. My friend got sick with what they called the "camp cold." They had a high fever and were coughing, but they were refused Covid tests or basic medication beyond a very limited supply of cough drops, as they camp somehow only had one bag. One bag. For a camp of over 150. They were then left in the cabin, which had heavy insulation and a non-functional fan. Because of this, the cabin got very hot during the day and they were left to melt inside. After camp, I learned that their parents had received NOTHING informing them that their child was sick and miserable. Their were also many cases of Covid (though their were most likely more that had not been tested) . This camp costs several thousand dollars to go to and I cannot comprehend how they were lacking so many basic necessities. I will not be returning next year, and I do not recommend sending your kids here.

Owner is very disrespectful and rude, he discriminates on individuals with disabilities and claims…read moreit's due to wv regulations with is a false statement, he will go as far as finding you personally Facebook account and stop harassing you and your friends about your experience at the facility. John went as far as private message people to continue with the harassment even sinking as low as messaging minors. He didn't stop there some of his employees also did the same. Very unprofessional and creepy behavior.

As someone else said, be careful if you interact with anything posted negatively about this place…read moreon social media. The owner and employees will go out of their way to harass everyone who comments or reacts to these posts on people's personal social media accounts. They went as far as searching for the people because their business wasn't tagged and they're not friends with any of them. The owner went as far as private messaging anyone who even reacted to the post. Very unprofessional! Also, the claims that were made about a special needs adult as the business refers to him, seem farfetched to me as any video and pictures I ever see posted from parties at this place, there are plenty of grown adults on their inflatables. I've witnessed it myself, in person, as well. Just seems to me they wanted to justify not letting a special needs child on their equipment. Very rude and unprofessional actions!