It's an awesome place! It's too bad you have to go so far when you live in Albany. There's a Y in…read moreAlbany, the one in Albany should have all the same amenities ESPECIALLY since it's around the hospital, I'm sure you would get a lot more members because of the hot tub, pool, sauna etc... people who have health problems could get more use out of it, and they wouldn't have to go so far.

This gym is perfect for families! The community and staff are incredibly friendly and supportive…read more The classes offered are numerous for all age groups and highly engaging and challenging! It is a clean facility with wonderful people and tons of opportunities to work on your health, fitness, and general well being while supporting any stage of life that you're in! We couldn't be happier.

I went here as a camper well over 20 yrs now but I will never forget the fun I had as a child and…read moreall of the special memories I will forever keep in my heart.

I am 10 years old and spent this summer at Camp Scully, and it was a massive disappointment. If you…read morewant your kid to sit around doing literal nothing with broken equipment all day, this is the place for you. Here is what a "typical day" actually looks like: * The "Do Nothing" Woods Trip: They march you into the woods to sit there and do nothing. The "challenge course" features a broken giant timber seesaw and a dangerous stand-up swing that almost launches you directly into a tree trunk. You have to be on high alert instead of having fun. * Useless Sports Areas: The Gaga pit has no ball. The Nine Square court has a completely deflated ball. The basketball court has a half-blown-up ball that won't bounce, and they constantly run out of kickballs because the field is close enough to the lake where you can kick it over the fence with no netting to stop them from rolling in. * Awful Supervision: They brag about "extreme supervision," but older kids constantly wander in and completely take over the Gaga pit when they are supposed to be somewhere else. They also do that with basketball games and Gaga, counselors do nothing to stop it. * Miserable Scheduling: Mondays start with a swim test where they make you sit in the blazing hot sun for an hour with zero shade or activities while they slowly test groups one by one. * Closed Activities: Archery 1 was open exactly once all summer. Archery 2 is always closed because counselors don't want to walk that far back into the woods. The only good parts of the entire day are the weekly kayaking and the Snack Shack. Everything else is broken, boring, or lazy. I am moving to a YMCA travel camp next year and cannot wait to leave this place behind. Save your money.

I really like this camp and my kids have a great time. Its a little on the pricey side when…read morelunch/snacks are not included but I don't think I would change camps.

From the owner: TSL Kids Crew offers day care, nursery school, summer camp, and after school programs at several…read morelocations throughout the Albany/Schenectady/Troy NY area. At TSL Kids Crew's Albany location, available services include day care for ages 0-5, after school care for ages 5-12, and summer camp for ages 5-12. With a well-trained staff and child-focused mission, you can rest assured that your children will be in great hands.

Mega points for being reasonably priced for a couple and having three pools: one indoor and two…read moreoutdoor (one of the outdoor pools is for the kiddos). The indoor pool is on the small side, but it's also (as far as I know) the only indoor pool that doesn't require an apartment lease or hotel room booking within the city of Albany, which makes it the biggest indoor pool in town. The gym facilities also look pretty extensive, but I haven't actually come for the gym yet -- I'm in it for the swimming. The staff I've interacted with have been universally nice and helpful. My biggest complaint would be that the indoor pool closes so early, I assume for staffing reasons. Also, keep in mind that they require you to reserve your lane ahead of time for the indoor pool. I like the policy, since it saves you from going to the gym, getting changed and showering only to realize that there are no free lanes, but if you like to be more spontaneous about your workouts the JCC pool might not be for you.

Hello Albany JCC, it's nice to meet you…read more My kid is taking swimming lessons at the pool here. What is nice is that they let you try this out for one session without becoming members. There are a heck of a lot of services and activities associated with the JCC. The largest would seem to be the nursery school, the gym and the pool. If you had a nursery school aged kid, and enjoyed to lift weights and swim for some good low impact cardio, you would probably never leave this place. But that's just not me.

Excellent variety of classes. Great staff. Superb instructors, especially Concetta and Holly. Fun…read moremembers, look out for each other. There's something for everyone. Carol and the Housekeeping team are in top of the place, clean and well managed. Front desk staff are welcoming and atterpntive.

Great professional staff with a never ending lists of classes and fine gym equipment. The pool…read morerocks!

I was afraid to drop my child off here during Covid so I didn't. The staff here is awesome, Brooke…read morethe best. I had a great experience until the pandemic and then noticed no face covers or social distancing practiced, although I understand its hard with toddlers. What bothered me was other children being taken with coughs and colds. I will wait....

From the owner: We offer care infancy to grade 5 We have a Pre-school,…read morePre-K, and full day daycare along with a before and after school care program. Serendipity believes every child has a right to a childhood. Each is entitled and we are obligated to provide a positive, nurturing, enriching experience. They need this and we want this for them.

I always love coming here on Saturdays to work out and swim with my family. The only downside is…read morethat during the week there seems to be little to no time for free swim. My only critique is that I wish the family locker rooms/showers were cleaner and that there were more open swim windows during the week as there are on the weekends. Otherwise it is a wonderful place to visit.

I have been coming for for some time, but the facility is lacking cleanliness…read more Apparently Y management fired cleaners who did a decent job in the past. Currently the place is a disaster and surprised the health department hasn't shut them down. The locker rooms a littered with trash, dust and mold in shower. Who knows about the pools. Sauna's floor has never been cleaned and definitely growing someone science project under the wood boards. I think upper management should've thought out the consequences prior to releasing the cleaning company because the Y management is doing a piss poor job with maintenance and cleaning of the facility. Truly wonder what would happen if the health department would come in . My guess they would shut them down to get up to par with health safety . Clean the facilities please.

My husband and I went there on a tour today to look into getting our son into a day care. Well we…read morehad a tour set up for the child time in colonie as well but they had emailed me and said they didn't have availability. So that being said, we go to the Delmar one and they tell me that they also don't have availability until the summer. Why did you not email me sooner to let me know so I could have canceled?! Immediately my husband and I were put off. So she takes us on the tour anyways and shows us the classroom he would potentially be in. It's like a 4x12 section of a room. There's 5 other children. It just looked like piglets in a pig pen. Didn't have much room to play and run. Just a section for them to hang out. Just was weird.

The program meets the minimum New York State requirements for childcare. The facility is not well…read moreequipped for a child care facility. There is not a gym or indoor play area for the kids to play. The kids do not go outside if there is dew on the playground equipment or rain or snow. There is space for the children to be outside to go on a walk but they do not go out. The facility does not have a kitchen or place for the kids to eat. They eat in their classrooms. The bathrooms are also in the classrooms. So if they don't go outside they will not leave their classroom for the whole day. The food is not fresh. It is from a box warmed up in back room. The food is finger food. The only food that was served that required utensils was cereal in the morning. Breakfast was not hot food including the waffles which were not served with syrup or utensils. The children were meant to pick it up and eat the waffles with their hands. Pizza was a regular affair. Either taco pizza or buffalo chicken pizza. I did not see cheese pizza on the menu in the months that we were there. At one point rice and mushroom gravy was served as the main meal. The staff was very pleasant. Most of the staff had only been there a year or two and they were in their early twenties fresh out of school. The pre- K teacher had 7 years experience at the facility. She was the only teacher with that kind of longevity and my child was afraid her. My child was not in her class.

Everything you need in one place!! Lessons, instruments and supplies, repairs and recording and…read moremastering!! Scott Apicelli has done a great service to the community and for keeping music alive!

I met the owner when I wandered in looking for sheet music. Had such a nice time I ended up buying…read morethree instruments! We also brought three instruments donated to a music scholarship I was working on. They took the time to estimate the value and what each instrument needed. No charge. Will always go to them from now on - even though it's about an hour north of us.