We visited SweetPlay the other day on a recommendation from a friend and I had a great time. There…read morewas tons for my six-year-old to do and my one year-old who's not yet walking had a blast in the little ball pit. I wish we would've had more time there, but we are definitely gonna be back soon to give it another go.

We have been coming here since Candeeland first opened! My daughter was one of the first to have a…read morebirthday here in March 2023. Over the years, I think my kids still really enjoy it -- even after 20+ visits! We've also attended at least 10 birthday parties here (and have another one next month!). And experienced all of the different packages. The kids definitely love getting the play card to play the crane machines. My nephew has had a lot of luck with the ones where you grab the circular tickets. He's won some pretty cool prizes! They also love getting a cup to fill with candy after a party! With the shift and rebrand to Sweet Play, I did hope that some of the design or structures would update/change, but it all still seems the same. My kids do still enjoy coming back every so often. We appreciate the pricing (parents being free!), especially $12 for toddler Tuesdays! Our toddler really enjoys the slide into the ballpit the toddler area. Overall, this is a great spot for families with young kids - a good size space where you can generally keep track of your kids.

We absolutely love Merryhill Preschool! Both of my children attend, and the experience has been…read morewonderful for our family. The teachers are warm, attentive, and truly invested in helping each child grow. My older child has blossomed in their social and academic skills with Mr. Jerius and had a seemless transition to kindergarten, and my younger one is thriving with Ms. Ramya's nurturing environment and fun, hands-on learning activities. The staff communicates well and always makes us feel welcomed and supported. Choosing Merryhill was one of the best decisions we've made as parents. The drive is a small price to pay for the peace of mind of knowing both of our kids are in a safe, encouraging, and engaging place every day. Highly recommend!

We have been with Merryhill in Lone Tree for a year now. Our toddler moved here after a bad…read moreexperience at a different daycare and our 6 month old just started here one month ago. We have had the best experience at Merryhill. We have highly recommended it to all of our friends with daycare-aged babies. Our family is so grateful for all the lovely teachers and staff we've had the pleasure of working with. We love the infant teachers, Ms. Monica, Ms. Maddy, and Ms. Alejandra. We are also so grateful for Ms. Suset, Ms. Kami, and Ms. Ramya in the toddler classrooms. We would absolutely recommend this school to anyone looking for a safe, welcoming, and loving daycare for their kids.

I had a great time riding! I went on the 1.5 mile trail with stream crossing it was so relaxing and…read morebeautiful. Paige was very kind and made the ride pleasant. I was paired with Jamie she was a wonderful horse. I purchased the souvenir photo and it came out amazing! 10/10 experience a must do when visiting Denver! I recommend wearing SPF or a long sleeve shirt to avoid sunburns.

This was my first time riding a horse, and I had a great experience. Mr. Cash was a very…read morewell-behaved horse, and directing the horse is fairly easy. I went on the 1.5 hr. stream crossing, which I found peaceful. The workers are kind. Highly recommend!

Our group reserved canoes a couple weeks out to do a training for a Boundary Waters expedition…read more The night before our reservation, they emailed informing us the reservation was cancelled, because the person who registered was a minor (17). So we got an adult to place the reservation on what appears to be their we portal. Had to make the reservation an hour earlier, which caused several folk to miss it as they were still at work. But turns out they are the real winners. Because those of us who went over early just got to talk to the manager telling us that they close at 4:00 and there are no canoes, and the reservation clearly was not with them. Who was it with? "Colorado Watersports"... well that is us, no reservation showed on their system, so they demanded to know WHO we made the reservation with, who did we talk to... https://www.coloradowatersports.com/ They claim to have no control over the web site. It lets me make a similar reservation for tomorrow. From which I conclude you should never make reservations with that web site as it is not for rentals at Colorado Watersports at Chatfield. Note: they made no move to get a canoe as they don't want canoes going out that late. Literally all the employees were just sitting around doing nothing except try to prove we don't have a reservation. Clearly they did not want our business. They did not provide any canoes as promissed. Do yourself a favor, look elsewhere.

Wouldn't give us a refund even though they would physically let us inside the park due to it being…read moreovercrowded. Waiting in traffic for an hour just for the rangers to tell us they aren't letting anyone else in. The equipment rental company wouldn't even refund us! "It's against company policy" then maybe update your bogus policy

My daughter has been going to Renaissance Adventures summer camps for two years now, and it is her…read morefavorite camp (we've tried quite a few!). The leaders at Renaissance keep the quests and experiences fresh, and I love that they spend the majority of the time outdoors. We also have hired the quest leaders for my daughter's birthday parties. All of the guests (even those that have never tried questing) have an absolute blast. Plus, it's super low-effort for us parents ;) They do most of the work / entertaining for you!

Such a wonderful summer program for kids (and year-round) if you're inspired…read more The intrepid adventurers create characters, make friends, bond in their quests, sword fight, problem-solve, and PLAY. It's everything a parent wants their child to do in the summer!

We love The Little Gym! They keep the kids interest by moving through the engaging activities with…read moresmooth transition songs or actions. There is a good balance between group time and individual exploration time. Ms Brooklyn is so friendly and enthusiastic. She always uses the kids names to engage with them and encourages them to try new things! I highly recommend this for any two year old!!

Tried a free trial class today (for ages 19 months - 3 years) with my little one. They started off…read morewith some basic movements and songs followed by a brief introduction of parents and kids. After that they had an open gym time, which was most of the class. I was hoping for a bit more structure, especially having them learn some actual skills that focused on balance, strength, and coordination. They had the kids practice some forward rolls at the beginning of class and over a donut mat during the open gym time, but that was about it. Having coached gymnastics for many years, these kids are far too young to do forward rolls safely and they can easily hurt their back/neck so I wasn't a fan of that particular skill being taught. At the end of the class, they got to play with bubbles, sing a song, and were given stamps. The instructor was very sweet, but they seemed short staffed since she had to balance the class with occasional trips to the office area. The facility was clean, but many of the mats looked old/were wobbly and in need of replacement. The gym is small with just one room for classes. To sign up, we were quoted $89 a month, with a $35 annual fee (they take $15 off that price if you sign up the day of your trial class). I honestly don't think it's worth the price for a self-taught class. I'd rather go to an actual gymnastics gym to take a mommy and me class since they tend to be more hands on, emphasize skill building, and work on following instructions. I also think if your little one is younger than 2.5 years, they won't get much out of the experience. We tried this gym out because it's close to us, but I would rather drive to do something a bit more legitimate. Plus, the prices at actual gymnastics gyms are cheaper!

I don't think I could love this school anymore than I do. When it comes to finding a school for…read moreyour little ones, it is often a trial and error process. When you find a gem of a school like Willows on Quebec, it's the best feeling as a parent, and for your kids. My daughter jumps for joy as she walks in her classroom. The teachers honestly love being there and really care for the children. Plus they offer swim lessons in the summer! My only wish, they would have space for kids under 2.5 so my son could go. But he's already on the list!

I am currently 37 years old. I attended this school when I was 3 and 4. My memory has faded some…read morebut I still remember how horrible the staff was to me. They HATED me. I remember during nap time I wasnt sleeping. I reached out to touch a toy truck. A big fat teacher, she had short blonde curly/wavy hair. She was overweight and she was wearing a purple shirt. She stood over me and screamed at me. Then she went back to a table that was a circular table and sat with four other teachers. All of them bashed me. I remember knowing that I couldnt cry because if I cried I would be mocked. I silently held back my tears as the teachers said horrible things about me. I dont remember exactly what was said. Its been many years but I do remember that things were said and it was mean. I remember being forced to eat food I hated, coleslaw that was runny and soggy. I wasnt allowed to eat anything else until I ate my slaw first and I hated it. I remember the lunch room being down some stairs as you walk into the front. I dont know if they changed things up since then but back then the lunch room was down a few steps as you walk in, past the front desk. The kids sit at tables and back then we walked up to get food if we wanted more. The lunch lady refused to feed me until I ate my soggy slaw first. To this day the smell of slaw gets to me. I remember another incident where we were making toy boats. We had to use string to sew in the part of the boat, making it fun colors. I remember all of the other kids getting help. The teachers were patient and kind to them from what I remember. When it came to me asking for help I was shoved away. I remember the room being in the back, as you walk past the lunchroom. You walk in the doors and walk down a few steps to the lunchroom, if thats still the lunchroom and you walk to the left, around the lunchroom and there is a room in the back. I think they called it the yellow room back then but my memory is foggy, as its been 34 years. Thats the room where most of it happened. The pool was another story. I was ignored in the pool. I had an accident, busting my lip in the shallow end. The teachers ignored it but the lifeguard noticed and helped me. The lifeguard had long brown hair that was tied back in a ponytail. She seemed to be early 20s from what I remember. The lifeguard stand was by the wall, opposite end of where you walk out to get to the pool. Its been 34 years and my memory has faded some. I was 3 and 4, very little at the time but I still remember. I did not send my oldest to preschool due to being afraid it would happen to him. We will be possibly homeschooling due to me not trusting the school system due to my preschool years. Dont send your children here. No way in hell would I be sending my kids here. I have a few children now of preschool and elementary school age and this is one school I will not be sending to.