Terri is an outstanding host. She is so sweet and patient with the riders. Unlike other hosts, she…read moregave us a little arena time to get acquainted with the horse. The ride was scenic and super fun. She even let us play in the arena after. I highly recommend Bar L and plan on returning as much as possible.

Really fun ride, beautiful trails, and great hosts. Would go back again and highly recommend. Btw,…read morepricing is totally reasonable! And totally worth the money.

Quarry Hill Nature Center has a nice assortment of picnic tables, trails, and local animals. It…read moreeven has a small nature center within. Tip: The signage here is sorely lacking, which is why I couldn't find the paved bike trail, and ended up totally on the wrong side of the park :-( Once I discovered that I was almost hopelessly lost, I wandered aimless in the woods for close to 40 minutes before I found a trail sign that set me back on the right path. Despite the major signage problems, this is a nice place - if you can figure out where to go....

A nice condensed forest experience. The nature center is adorable and educational. The forest…read moreitself is a fun place to wander. I even had two deer that ran by me. A bit more signage would have been helpful to figure out how to go up the hill versus around the hill. I just wandered on random treaded paths until I figured it out. I found a point where you could get a skyline view of Rochester downtown.

I have been involved with Camp Pillsbury for the last year. I see kids of all ages doing kid…read moreactivities and having a great time. Many of the camp counselors come from different parts of the world and have amazing experiences to share. They are great with the kids. They help the kids grow and become better people. What a difference this camp makes in their lives.

I'm very disappointed with Camp Pillsbury's handling of the Covid pandemic. My daughter was…read morescheduled to go to camp the summer of 2020 and when every other camp shut down and refunded the fees, Camp Pillsbury refused to do so. They said I could have a credit for 2021. Now, they have changed their stay lengths for this summer and my "credit" doesn't cover the cost. I've asked nicely for a refund and they won't even respond to me. I'm sad that after sending both my children to Camp Pillsbury for many years, they refuse to work with me on this.

I can not speak any more highly of Camp Tanadoona. It has evolved since those days but Camp Fires…read moretraditions are fully intact. My kids have been coming here for more than 20 yrs. They have all enjoyed it in their own ways and beg to come each yr thereafter. Safety, security, inclusion and fun... simple

boogers in the cereal ,camp leader throws wood at the cabin to wake kids up, kid beating another…read morekid up, cabins smell like poop and made homesick kids stay and not able to talk to there parents overall horrible experience.

We love Code Ninjas!! My son enjoys their summer camps, Roblox nights and absolutely loves the…read moreCode Ninjas Create program. He is working through his belts and looks forward to going there each week. Everyone is so incredibly kind and helpful! Highly recommend!!

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Kudos! We were there today to see our grand daughter as she took lessons in riding as part of a…read moregroup of other girls. I could not have been more impressed with how that was done. The girls were involved with getting their horses ready to ride, including scrapping the dirt from out of their hooves. It was clear that the staff were teaching little girls how to be around the animals, how to care for them and how to respect them. The instructions were simple and clear; the number of staff in the ring to provide any necessary attention was amazing. The look on the faces of the little girls was priceless!

this stable does not take proper care of their horses. the horses are often very tired from being…read moreover worked. the adults there do not pay attention to the horses safety or yours.