I enrolled my kids in camp less than 24 hours (Sunday) before it began (Monday). I was unsure if…read morethey were enrolled since it was so last moment - so I emailed and phone called countless times. No response. I emailed early Monday morning that I found other childcare options. They asked if I want my kids removed my 3 kids from the roster, I said yes. A week later, I noticed close to $900 for my three kids that had been charged. I messaged them - they said that enrollment was non refundable. I told them they should have just said that so my kids could have attended a portion of it knowing I already paid for it. We discussed this in details, underlying discrepancies and miscommunications. But the manager still said no refunds. We had been with this gym for more than a year. We left this gym immediately because it was clear they didn't care about the community/relationship with families. They only cared about money. Avoid this place.

I really enjoy taking my daughter to gymnastics here. Been going for the past 3-4 months and she…read morehas progressed quickly! The billing is a little questionable. Always changing the days they come out. Be nice to have more than just a week notice.

Outstanding facility for fitness at all levels, including classes, swimming pool, table tennis,…read morepickle ball, weight room with elliptical and star climbing stations. It's clean, the staff is friendly, and the front desk is well-staffed with knowledgeable people. In some cases, one's health insurance covers the reasonable monthly fee. It's a wonderful part of Vancouver. Highly recommend!

Our family has hosted a few gatherings here. We rented a room that held just under 100 people. The…read morespace was clean, the kitchen was well-equipped, and the staff was very helpful and friendly. We usually rent the Oak room. There's about 10-12 round tables that seat about 8 people each. They have carts available to unload your items (food, decorations, etc.) from your car and bring them to the room. The staff empties all trash and recycling. You are required to clean up your space, including sweeping the floor and wiping off all tables. Our only recurring issue is the technical equipment in the room. Each time we've held a gathering, the equipment hasn't worked properly. The microphone needs upgrading as well. It kept cutting out when people were talking into it. We were bummed we couldn't get the projector to work either. It would have been nice to have pictures of our loved ones on the screen with background music. Overall, it is a nice venue for large groups. We would recommend it to host gatherings.

My step-son attends taekwondo classes here twice a week, partially to give him an additional place…read moreto burn off some of his energy, but also to ingrain the concepts of respect, discipline, personal achievement and focus. I'm happy with the improvements I've seen in his behavior after class, even if most of the lesson's impact fades away within a day or two. Thankfully, another class is right there on the horizon! Tuition is reasonable, and there are plenty of available time slots for the various programs. Attendance in any time slot is *not* mandatory, at least for the Tiny Tigers program: you're free to bring your student to any available class for their program, throughout the week, depending on your schedule and flexibility. That's a nice touch that's not always offered at other dojangs and dojos. The staff at World Class Martial Arts somehow manage to corral more than two dozen kids at the same time, hold their attention for a half hour, and even impart some lessons (both physical and mental), with a reasonable amount of success. Sure, sometimes a child (often mine! haha!) will require some individual attention to get them to follow instructions and get them back on track, but the "sabom" (instructors) here are quick to notice distracted kids and move to intercept them, often dividing the troublemakers into groups separate from the more attentive students, and giving them personalized instruction. It's a good system, and it works! Gam sa ham nida!

Our son is in the Tiny Tigers program and he loves it. Master Lee, Master Yun and all the…read moreadditional teachers are fantastic. Supportive of the students yet firm. Teaching respect, patience and other life skills all through Taekwondo. We looked into other martial arts types in the area (jiu jitsu, mixed) but our son was not interested in them. World Class Martial Arts Taekwondo was the winner for us. Their space is pretty fixed in size, but I wish the changing area was organized better. There is always lots of congestion in this area making it hard to get into and out of uniform. Due to rain and cold we prefer to change there than to wear the uniform in the weather and in the car.

Wonderful and affordable for families! We loved that a…read morefamily pass is $13 (or $15?) for an hour of swimming. Swimming pass only lasts 60 minutes - then they take 15 minutes brake time - so check the schedule if you don't want to wait for the next swim session! Great family locker rooms too - they have three large shower rooms (with toilet, bench, etc)

OK I may be judging the book by it's cover but this community center is located by apartments with…read morerun down cars. When we pulled into the parking lot, there was a homeless guy right outside the doors of the community center. The field next to it doesn't look that well-maintained and my kids refused to even leave the car because of how uninviting/sketchy the place and area looks.

Today is January 1, 2026 and I just cancelled my membership after 4 years . I loved it so why…read morecancel? I watched all the best coaches leave. Turnover at this gym is high. I also watched as the gym got dirtier. I mentioned it to the owner and he didn't care. The final straw was as a new, clean F45 opened right down the street. BTW, they gouge you with a "30-day cancellation" so even though I had paused my membership (which costs $15/month) I still have to pay for a full month I won't use. I loved the workouts and the gym in the beginning. But like most workouts (barre, CrossFit), this trend is over and a new one begins. I would never have left if the owner treated his people and his investment better.

I signed up for a free class, and was texted that they no longer can fit me in the window for that…read moreday, i then saw a $30 charge on my card (they tell you to put ur card info in order to join the free class) while emphasizing greatly it is free. I got like 8 emails from this place and none said anything about a fee? Will be disputing, but attended a Barre class and loved it somewhere else!

Very cute play "city" complete w/ little market, vet, house, for truck, school bus, coffee shop,…read moreplus a general play area, craft area, and train table. There's loads to do. The downsides: It is very easy to lose your kid if you aren't hovering (or you have more than one). There is only one bathroom. You cannot bring in snacks of any kind and the snacks they do have aren't very healthy nor are there many options for kids with allergies. If you are GF DF the choice is applesauce or potato chips. Considering they are so concerned about allergies they have signs to wash hands if you've eaten dairy I was a little surprised by all the junk food. It is also very very expensive. $2 for a little bag of chips, for example. I also wish they had discounts for accompanying siblings. The staff was friendly and was cleaning the space the entire time.

City play is a darling place. It seems ideal for kids from maybe as young as 12 months all the way…read moreup to second grade or so. The cute little play stations include a café, a childcare center, a fire station, a veterinary clinic, a grocery store, a school bus, a car repair/gas station and more. The staff here was very thorough and pleasant and highly recommend this place for either a couple of hours of play or a birthday party.

Rock Haven is a fantastic space for kids to rock climb. (It's bouldering only; no ropes work /…read morebelaying.) It's very clean and organized, with huge, immaculate bathrooms. This wins me over every time as some of you may know. :) There are a number of walls of varying difficulties, rental climbing shoes in good condition, nice, laid-back staff.... and... some nice looking beers on tap for grown ups to relax with after a climb, while the kiddos wind down at the ping pong table or with crafts, games and books. Great place to spend a rainy afternoon. I'd be so stoked if we had this business in NYC.

What an amazing place to fill in the gap that crunch fitness left upon moving out... came in on a…read moresponsor day by the city of Gresham after seeing a friend post photos of here I just had to come in and give it a try... I can honestly tell you my finger strength to weight ratio is not right for rock climbing, but it really does make you want to come back and keep trying again and probably put down the extra burger!! They have a $22 fee for two weeks pass as of jan 2023... you can sign up for as little as one month with no sign-up fees, and nothing about that!!! You just need to give two weeks notice to cancel so basically the minimum you can pay is $44 for a month! I'd say it's well worth it if you didn't have to pay for the damn kids to come with you! They have a small weightlifting session and yoga classes very easily. You could make this a gym if your main intention was to be healthy and have fun. Come and give it a shot. Need more unique business is like this opening up in our area.

Great coaches! Very clean place, good vibe. Hidden gem in Brush Prairie. My daughters confidence…read moreand endurance has grown so much since she joined. My son has taken the boxing class too and has really learned a lot in a small amount of time. You can tell the coaches really care about the kids.