One of the few horseback riding places that: a) returned my…read morecall b) had a decent/well-communicated website c) still offers horseback riding trails for non-members/students Was quite frustrated trying to find a place to do a simple trail ride. This place didn't come up on google search and was actually recommended by another equestrian place. They promptly responded and confirmed a time for my friend and I the day before our ride. For only thirty dollars a person, we had an hour-long instructor-led trail ride. It was an eighty something degree day and I worried that we'd be baking, but thankfully, the trail had ample trees for shading. Instructors were very pleasant and knowledgeable. I'm even considering taking my 10-yr-old son for a lesson or trail ride. Highly recommended!

I went to school at campy Noah it was awesome to take care of the horses and canoe and woodshop I'm…read more59 now and this was when I was about 14 but camp y Noah is a beautiful place to go and your still close to the city I'm going to find out about the horse riding very soon

I told them their sauna benches were filthy and they voided my membership???…read more Unprofessional bigots.

Good service, quality and value for the cost of a monthly pass. Facility is clean. Great classes.read more

I was a little camper there when i was younger but now im a volunteer at the equestrian farm there…read moreso i know pretty much everyone, the councilors are very nice, funny, and they always try to keep u active. I love it here and I always will

This weekend was one of the worst experiences at a camp ground in my life. There was no…read morecommunication and our group was consistently lied to and promised different things by different people. The facilities were sub-standard and the camp director, Chris, was rude and disrespectful to our staff. Genny was nice and tried to accommodate us as best as she could, but she was in a compromising situation. She did help us, but the lack of communication, paired with terrible facilities and constant need for changes was absolutely ridiculous. The fact that the camp had booked two other groups and having a lack of showers to accommodate all of the groups at the camp.

The summer camp here was fun but was so strict and would yell at use for nothing and most of the…read moreteachers are rude and supperrrr disrespectful and they would put use outside in super hot weather and wouldn't let use inside when we would go on feold trips for the rangers we would have to go with the north Canton camp and we would on have one bus so they would take up most of the bus and the teachers in that camp wouldnt watch their own kids it was stupid I hope the summer camp gets some improvements bc it needs it other than that I made amazing friends and memories

Bad food rude lunch lady's and unfair punishment they also make the students work around their…read moreteachers schedule and not their own

I called ahead to confirm pool hours before making the trip, and was given information that turned…read moreout to be completely inaccurate upon arrival -- the pool was closed. That alone is a frustrating waste of time, but what happened next was far more disappointing. When I attempted to use a day pass for pool access -- an option clearly advertised on their own website -- staff refused to honor it. No explanation, no attempt to find a solution, no offer to sign me up for a membership that would have allowed access. Instead, I was told to "go to a public pool." Let that sink in. A paying customer, attempting to use a service the organization publicly advertises, was turned away and redirected to a public pool -- with zero effort made to retain my business or treat me with basic dignity. The experience felt deeply unwelcoming, and the manner in which I was dismissed did not feel coincidental. As a Black woman, being turned away without options, without alternatives, and without even the courtesy of a membership offer -- while others were not treated the same way -- speaks to a larger culture issue within this location. The YMCA markets itself as a community organization built on inclusion and access for all. This location's staff did not reflect those values on this day. Leadership needs to seriously examine how their staff engages with customers of color, retrain accordingly, and ensure that what is on their website is actually honored at the door. I have documented this experience and am following up through the appropriate channels. This is not the end of this conversation. If I could give it zero stars I would.

The equipment is up to date. The after hour area that is open has very limited lockers and…read morerestrooms for use. Also when you get a locker, it could be useless due to the lock handle is broken. Weekday afternoons, high-school students run the place and they are/can be obnoxious, run the machines and don't clean equipment when finished. I was told somebody monitors, but I never saw anyone. So I try not to come when they are there. Weekday mornings are extremely busy. Hard to get a workout done in an hour since everyone is using the equipment. I do love the equipment, it's just hard to fine a good time to get in there.

PARENTS AND EMPLOYEES BEWARE!!!!!!! I would give this place…read morea zero star if I had the option. This daycare is atrocious and does not enforce proper child to teacher ratios. The food there is not age appropriate for the children so many of them go hungry. The management there is unprofessional and does not take parent concerns seriously. The so called assistant directors there are dismissive and it is clear that they do not care for children at all.

unreliable child care. at the first sign of a sniffle, you will get called at work asking to come…read morepick your child up. this does not work for a working parent. every Christmas, the workers, including the owner, put themselves on a gift giving list asking parents for specific presents. there's no spirit of giving when it comes to Goddard. the owner, who makes loads of $$$ off of our child's tuition, wears Fendi, YSL, Gucci to work, asks for gift cards. I've had diapers not returned to me. I've been told that my son can't come into school even though he was 21 hours (not 24 hrs) post temp making me have to call off work to continue keeping him at home. They must put their thermometers in an oven before testing our kids temps bc when I get my child home after the call for pickup, they are usually afebrile. In my advice avoid this place at all costs.

This is by far the worst "school" in Stark County. After my child attended here, he did not know…read morehis ABC's any longer but did before attending. His behavior became atrocious and it all stemmed from the terrible environment at the "school." Goddard is a really expensive, glorified daycare.