We hired Caveman Axe Throwing for my husband's 50th birthday. They were a hit, everyone had a great…read moretime and took turns throwing axes. Jeff and his wife are experts at axe throwing and guiding others how to throw. It was an easy process to book and pay online then have them show up at the party and work with, will definitely use again!

My daughter has done this camp this year and last, and couldn't be happier! She loves it so much…read moreand is learning so much. I feel she's officially surpassed me with technology and she's only 8! The owner and instructors are all so kind and helpful too.

Super nice folks! Friendly and helpful. Good prices!! We played nighttime golf with glow balls…read more The course had some challenging holes and was overall well balanced. It was well maintained. A great place for date night or family time.

Enjoyed a Friday night here. We were pleased with the hill country course and the laid back…read moreatmosphere. The gentleman running the business was very friendly and polite. Would recommend.

It was our first time visiting the Family Barn & it was great! We booked the early bird time slot…read moreand the 1 hour was perfect for our 1 year old. They have cute little play areas and a corner for the smaller kiddos too. My husband got a cappuccino and said it was great, a coffee shop with snacks is a huge plus! We will definitely be back.

The café and play space are wonderful! My son is absolutely obsessed with the cars and pretend play…read morearea--it keeps him engaged the entire time we're there. I also love that I can enjoy a coffee while still keeping an eye on him, which makes the visit relaxing for both of us. I'm giving this place 5 stars because it's such a great setup for families with young kids. That said, one thing to be aware of: some caregivers treat the space as a work spot, which can mean their kids aren't as closely supervised. A few times we've had to leave earlier than planned because of disruptive behavior from other children. This isn't the business's fault at all, just something parents might want to keep in mind.

Lorie is an amazing. She cares not only for her dogs but for every dog that she looks after. It is…read morea truly great place to leave your cavalier King Charles Spaniel there. My Lancelot spent 8 nights there and he was really well taken care of and LOVED! Thank you, Lorie for caring for my dog.

I cannot say enough good things about this camp. Both my 8 and 12-year-olds had a wonderful time…read more They made great friendships, bonded with the counselors, had an amazing time, and cannot wait to return next year. Oh, and they came home exhausted!! I only wish we would have started sooner.

My son and I spend several months out of the year at my parents lake house in Northern Michigan…read more Summer is very busy with dogs, kids, and adults running in and out of the house all day long. With the lake and boat dock just 100 yards out the front door, it can be very challenging with little ones who aren't quite swimmers yet, but want so badly to be out with the bigger kids playing. You just can't predict when they will try and sneak out and play while you aren't paying attention. For this reason, this will be our third year taking lessons with Vicki. I wanted our son to be able to SAVE HIMSELF if god forbid something happened, he got out, and fell off the dock, or whatever. I know firsthand that being a good swimmer has nothing to do with saving yourself, especially when you are panicking. In addition to all of the water rules my parents have had in place for the last 40 years, which everyone, kids and adults included, are required to follow, these lessons are just one more tool in our safety kit. My mother is always super impressed with his water skills at such a young age. Vicki is great, and makes sure the parent knows what is happening. However, it is uncomfortable for some kids, and can be uncomfortable to watch at times. The kids are getting their face and head wet, they are learning to flip over and float on their backs, learning to be calm and breathe while floating on their back. Lessons are work, it is not a bunch of splashing around and fun. They are learning a new skill, which can be frustrating and uncomfortable. From my experience, many of the kids really blossom and start to love lessons towards the end, and some, like my son, tolerate it but don't love it. Which is fine, it isn't about him loving it, it's about him instinctually knowing what to do if he falls in the lake while we aren't around. I'm hoping since he is three this year, he will enjoy lessons more, but even if he doesn't, oh well. For my family, these lessons are the equivalent of wearing helmets and pads while playing sports, or sitting in your car seat in the car. Safety comes first, then the fun. We can't recommend Vicki enough, she has squeezed us in for extra lessons when needed, and worked with us by testing him not only in his clothes when he falls in the water, but also helping us select and test life jackets, so we were able to select the one which allowed our son to utilize his self rescue skills. Since we are on a lake, making sure we had selected the most appropriate life jacket was critical. Sign your kids up, you won't be sorry!

We missed last years sign up and lessons but it was amazing what our son retained. He was a little…read morehesitant on Day 1 but by the end he is asking to go swimming EVERY DAY! Miss Vicki is amazing and I can't wait for my daughter to have her first lessons this summer.

Great gym! Great coaches! Definitely recommend if you live in LH or surrounding areas!read more

We love gold medal. We have our 3 year old enrolled right now and she looks forward to it every…read moreweek. The coaches are patient and the kids have a great time.

My son has been cheering here for 3 seasons and he has advanced teams each year starting on a…read moreNovice entry level team and moving to a Senior Elite team in only 3 seasons. He gets one on one time with the coaches and they truly value him as a person. He has learned emotional control and perseverance by being at Courage and it has truly helped him take in feed back and work harder overall. His confidence has greatly improved and he has conquered a lot of his fears that he previously had. I am grateful for the owners and the coaches at Courage for how much they have supported my son.

We absolutely love Courage Cheer and Dance! Both of our daughters (ages 3 and 7) have thrived here,…read moreand it has been such a perfect fit for them. The coaches strike the ideal balance of kindness, structure, and accountability--they are encouraging, but they also make sure the kids stay focused and really work on their technique. That kind of consistency is exactly what our girls need. What I've noticed is that some people complain about the staff being "stern," but honestly, that's one of the main reasons this program works so well. Kids learn discipline, respect, and resilience alongside their cheer skills. The staff expect the athletes to show up, listen, and give their best effort--and the results speak for themselves. Our girls aren't just "going through the motions"; they're learning proper form, building strength, and being pushed to grow in a positive way. And the proof? They ask every single day if it's cheer practice day. That level of excitement says it all. If you're looking for a cheer gym that builds confidence and structure while teaching real technique and accountability, Courage is the place. Highly recommend!