Wow, what a cool tent and children's experience - viewing the circus performance as well as the…read moreengagement of the students was a real treat! Love this program and the school!!!

Excellent entertainment. Nice to see kid's talents showcased.read more

Beautiful place! It's heavenly and staff is amazing. I loved my stay at Enchanted Hills - I will…read moredefinitely come back.

Wonderful staff and delicious meals. Lovely setting for the outdoor heated pool. Wonderful modern…read moredesign architecture.

Wonder Camp is amazing. We transferred my 5 year old daughter here after an awful week at Steve &…read moreKates. It was exactly what I was looking for and we are going on our 3rd of 6 weeks that we are signed up for. Wonder Camp is: -Fun, warm, welcoming counselors who know my child's name and are excited to see her every day -Kids aged 5-8 so no big kids intimidating my daughter -Awesome projects and traditional camp activies that change every day. My daughter made a bird feeder, bath bomb, painted rocks, learned about basic science concepts and got to discover things about the museum that she never knew where there. -My daughter made great friends with kids her age -Is happy, warm and caring environment -Educational and fun & creative - Perfect for first-time campers and experienced alike -Well prices for the area. LOVE WONDER CAMP! WE WILL BE SAD WHEN THE SUMMER ENDS

From the owner: Thank you for your interest in our summer Wonder Camps!…read more Unfortunately, at this time we have decided not to offer Wonder Camps for Spring/Summer 2022. The Children's Museum of Sonoma County offers a variety of camps for children ages 5 - 8 years old. Camps are designed to be hands on and full of art, science, exploration, and imaginative play! Children will leave excited about each day's play and exploration -- and enhance their love of learning.

I stayed here for a work training in the new building. The issues with this place seemed constant…read more Started with the door to the ceiling and the heating unit was open upon arrival. The thermostat was set to specific temps and when adjusted would often take 5-10 minutes before it would start to warm the room. It required inputting the temp multiple times a day to override the automatic settings of 62/64. There was construction going on and every evening there was a very very strong smell of propane. All of the outside areas were unpleasant to walk through near the buildings and there was no opening up windows or sitting on the rocking chairs with that smell. The food was not good. Sandwiches for lunch, tomato soup and grilled cheese for dinner with a salad.... I thought for adults that they would make the meals a bit more interesting but no. Lots of costco/sysco bulk food items. The first couple days we got plastic reusable plates but apparently it was too difficult to keep those kosher so they then switched us to compostable plates and silverware. Lastly, no remote for the tv in the center living room which made it very difficult to play our planned jackbox and the remote for the fireplace wouldn't work. Heaters are very very loud and can be difficult to sleep though. They sound like running water or people taking a shower right above you. Showers constantly ran out of hot water. 90% of our group experienced a cold shower during the 5 days we were there. Overall, tons of things that made the stay less than pleasant. Save your money and go somewhere else.

My three kids have enjoyed Camp Newman over the years. Yes, all three of my kids have spent weeks…read morethere over the course of several summers and have always enjoyed their time there. Camp Newman may not be for everyone, but my kids have spoken and they say, "5 stars for Camp Newman!"

I have no complaints. It's a huge like gym play area that's indoors. You could rent the whole…read morebuilding out for parties. We rented it out for an end of school year party for my daughter's class, totally worth it the kids had a great time it was a wonderful goodbye. The workers were really nice if you need help they help you otherwise they pretty much just hang out and make sure nobody's getting rowdy or gonna get hurt. You can bring in outside food or drinks which is awesome. Yeah I really have no complaints great party spot great place for kids to play nice little area over in the south tomato buildings. Parking was really bad the day we went we went on a Saturday and something was going on at Sally's tomatoes like a concert or something we found parking but that was a little rough. Definitely go check it out!

My son loved his busy bee class. The coaches are very knowledgeable and kind. The gym is always…read moreclean and staff friendly. My son has loved everything. Now he's starting kindergarten we are going to continue here with ninja skills classes. Highly recommend this gym!!

This university is right in the heart of Roanoke Park city. It is very family oriented or that's…read morewhat it seems like. It is a good campus that is plain and is small enough to where you will get the education you need and not have to run around all about the city to get from one place to the next. The different building/halls are close enough to each other to what you're not walking a very long distance.

I knew before we came to a swim meet at Sonoma State I'd see some money from Joan and Sanford Weill…read moresplashed around campus. The Weills live in Sonoma and I joke that after his years at Travelers, Citicorp and Shearson he's been trying to buy back his soul. [My dad worked for him in one of their many satellite offices, my sister and I met Sandy Weill in an elevator, funny story] The Weills' money is quietly invested here in the beautiful Green Music Center at Sonoma State College in a natural landscape filled with field flowers and lush grasses. The campus itself is spread out with plentiful student housing rumored to be pretty posh and spacious. Sonoma State seems to have a focus on liberal arts with a concentration in the arts and STEM. The outdoor pool adjacent to the gym is pretty good but the locker rooms are dated, cramped and dirty and in need of an overhaul. You'll see evidence of Peanuts' Charles Schulz at Sonoma State. He was a Sonoma resident as well. Nice campus, small, quiet, tucked away in wine country.