There is no teaching; it is just playtime. kids just run around the course from one thing to…read moreanother ; either they know how to do it or they do not. No one shows them how to do it. It may be fun for a party but this is not the place to learn gymnastics. Very disappointing. They were 24 kids, 4 "instructors", 3 of which walked around, taking notes on tablets. They "assessed" kids, but they did not teach at all, they just entered notes on their tablets. What good is an assessment without teaching? Most of the time, they were just walking around. Only 1 instructor went around and talked to *a few* kids, showed them a little. This is not a class, this in an indoor playground. Most of the positive reviews are about birthday parties, not from people looking to have their kids learn gymnastics, and get better at it.

We really love USA Ninja for our 5yo. It's a mixture of fun and exercise. Less serious than most…read moreclasses (gymnastics, karate, etc.), but still safe, fun, hand eye coordination learning. Classes currently during Covid are $20/class but typically are $80/month. Monthly payments are to begin again in September. 50 minutes long. The whole building is very clean from the check in area, parent observation area and ninja equipment. You can tell they pride themselves in cleanliness. Signup was easy, a quick call to Steve and youre on the books. All forms are online to easily sign. Highly recommend a class! Heck, I might even take one as an adult.

The staff was all teenagers and they did a good job. My only complaint is whoever their boss is…read moreSteve, he called multiple times when we were there on Sunday ( while we were checking in and it rained so we were in the shop waiting it out) and then proceeds to list off a million things for them to do without asking if they're helping customers. And if the fear they all showed when the phone would ring was any indication of what type of boss he is, of course they won't interrupt him to tell him they're with a customer. He called almost every time we were in the building, I'm sure he wants to make sure things are running smoothly, but dang the whole place freezes in fear when the phone rings. On another note you all should do cabins and expand a bit. Take a look at Waco Surf in Waco. We've stayed in their cabin and it was a lot of fun.

I didn't even know this place existed before a few days ago, but it was a BLAST! I went with 2…read morefriends to try the knee boarding, it was first of all a very cheap day. $25 got us a generous 2 hours (20 minutes were added on as well for free) on the cable. The $25 was all inclusive of life jackets, cable ticket, board, and helmet. There are plenty of obstacles and trick equipment in the wake oval for you to try if you're up for it. I didn't fall off at all, but if you do, a potentially long walk awaits you to get back to the launch station. NOTE: Beginners should have good core and upper body strength. Some friends had trouble staying on the tow line due to the speed and jerky turns. I lift weights daily and do advanced hot yoga which really helped. You will get tired and need to take breaks too, they have a nice patio area for that. All in all, I'll be back and up for trying full wakeboarding next time. It's a cheap, fun (if you can stay up/hang on), and unique experience!

Cute farm, has a ton of plants, veggies, and land to see and explore! We had a good time walking…read morearound and seeing the farm. I just don't recommend *during the week*. I am sure the weekend has a different experience but there weren't many animals to see besides chickens, no snacks or drinks (from what I saw) and just not a lot to do! We did get to pick sunflowers which was fun.

BRING A STOLLER IF YOU HAVE SMALL KIDS!! Lots of walking and no really clear instructions on where…read moreto go and what's going on. Fun but definitely need to revisit at a later date and see how it goes

My son has learned so much and can't wait to go back every week! We are very impressed with the…read morecurriculum. It's very well run. They keep learning fun and positive!

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First time here and I would definitely be back!…read more The ladies Toni & Casey were awesome and attentive. There is a piece of pottery to pick for any price range. It took about a week and a half for my items to be available for pickup.

Because the employee was disorganized, we didn't start our glass pieces for half an hour into our…read moresession. She did not give clear instructions. She over 'cooked' the pieces and my two are blobs of color. And the place reeked of cat pee!!

My girls have attended the summer art camp through The Art Workshop for at least five years - and…read moretaken some art classes during the school year, as well. They love the creative environment, supportive instructors and opportunity to spend a week on the pottery wheel or creating a paper mache animal, comic book, drawing, painting - you name it! I love that it's offered all day with before and after care - and that they enjoy going to camp and all the fun things they have made over the years!

From the owner: At the Art Workshop we have classes and camps for kids of all ages. Our bright and airy studio is…read morecentrally located in the Cincinnati suburb of Hyde Park. Art Workshop has been fostering the love of art for over 30 years in Cincinnati. This is the place for kids to create and let their imaginations soar. We offer children ages three and up art classes to learn drawing, painting, clay, sculpture and art history. At Art Workshop, you can plan a customized art party with us or bring your girl scout troop in to earn their clay badge. We teach all kinds of classes including home school art, cartooning, pottery wheel for kids and art summer camps with before and aftercare. Check out our website for all the details. Now registering for Summer Camps 2017.

Trying to find the perfect Christmas gift for my granddaughter that wouldn't end up on her bedroom…read morefloor by December 26th. Call and spoke to Stacey! What an absolute joy. She explained how to enroll her in gymnastic classes to last all winter! She was so helpful and patient with all my questions. Now she will have a gift that lasts all season!!!! Can't wait to give her the gift of classes!!!!

I was in town visiting for Christmas and ended up working out here twice. This is to me your basic…read moreJim. I liked it because it wasn't crowded, but maybe that was because of the holidays. It seemed like they have quite a few amenities. The gym was very clean and the equipment was old, but it worked. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The only part of the facility I used was the gym so I can't speak to anything else, but it had plenty of equipment to help me get my workout in.

My daughter loved it so much and she loved the stuff they did and I am probably going to send her…read moreback this summer for more fun

I remember going here on a field trip in the 8th grade. During the reenactment of The Underground…read moreRailroad, there is a part of it where our group hid underneath a house in complete pitch black darkness. During this, I couldn't see anything and was sexually assaulted by multiple people. All I could do was swat the hands off of me. We were told to be completely silent under the house because it was a scene where the police asked the people living there if they had seen any escaped slaves. It was the perfect storm to sexually assault somebody and nobody will ever know who did it. I was 13. I feel like my teachers and the employees failed me. I'm 26 now and I've carried it with me all of these years. If they are still doing these field trips, I really hope they added a light under the house, even if it's dim lights so that you can see what's happening around you, or cancelled that part altogether. I hope it hasn't happened to other little girls.