My son had been bugging me to look into a class like this so I hopped on Groupon and found a…read morediscount for this hidden gem. I opted for the 1 month bronze pass. It gets us into 2 classes a week as well as unlimited open gym for I believe $39. The classes and memberships are reasonably priced with contract and non-contract options. I love this since kids can go from loving something to hating it overnight. They offer a free introductory class so you can test the waters. The facility is simple and well put together. I feel like the equipment they use is safe and of good quality. There are mats in case your a clutz like me and fall down occasionally. The staff has been friendly, knowledgeable, and easy to talk to. They expect the kids to listen and follow directions which I really like. If you don't, it's pushup time! They teach more than just Parkour, they teach personal responsibility and discipline. All around a great place!

This place is the best! the instructors are great with kids and adults alike, and the gym itself is…read morefantastic. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to practice parkour.

The black light run is fun when you can get a group together. The course is throughout the Clark…read moreCounty Fairgrounds. You have to also pay for parking. There is a pre-party before the race where you can throw some powder around, get some food, but in the daylight it did not seem like much fun. There is a long line for the start of the race but they let waves through every few minutes. It is an untimed race, basically just for fun. There are only a couple of blacklight stations where they throw the powder(cornstarch) on you. This is a huge bottleneck and runners get backed up. Some people just go around because it might not be worth it. When you run through the stations make sure to close your eyes because it may get into your eyes. I was right next to the person throwing the powder and got it all in my face and eyes. The 5K run wasn't too challenging and it was fun only because of my friends. After you finish you can get some more packets of the powder to throw on yourself and there is an after party with a concert and people dancing. Make sure to park in the back because it will be tough to get out. Overall, it was a fun experience but not something I would do again.

Not the greatest fun run that I've ever done. The color stations were terribly manned. The…read morevolunteers didn't know how to throw the color out. They were sprinkling it on each person, causing a huge bottleneck. The pre-party was kind of lame. There was only one food cart and one beverage (non-alcoholic) plus the cheesy beer garden. The Electric Run and Color Me Rad are by far better events. I suppose if you had never done an event like this, you wouldn't have anything to compare it to, so you may think it was okay. But I won't be doing another one of these!

Recently came for a weekend camp with my son and it was amazing. The staff members were very…read morefriendly. The other families and their children were awesome. It was nice watching the kids play while bonding with other parents. And the food offered was delicious, buffet-style, and nutritious! Everything was really well thought out. The planned activities were fun and made the days go by fast. Also, the lodging was comfortable and the nature was beautiful. Worship was great. The topics covered were light and kid-appropriate. Highly recommend to any families considering it!

My children love their experiences at this beautiful camp. Jesus is worshipped, memories are made…read moreand the leadership works hard to give the students a great time for the love of Christ to be shown to every camper!

I went here for an ODS 4 day trip it was really fun and engaging and we learned a ton the kids from…read moreother schools were strange to say the least but the Highschool volunteers were super nice (shoutout to Cherry Buck and Torchbearer) and so was the staff the archery was arguably the best pastime but the whole experience was incredibly enjoyable.

Ron and I found our way to this truly beautiful bucolic camp just a couple of miles out of…read moreEstacada. He thought it might be the site of an old antique train trestle that might have been on his parents' property years ago. Sadly it was not, but it was still worth the trip to see the camp. The property is owned by the Salvation Army and used to bring urban children out into forest and get a feeling for camping for a week or so. Being a former camp counselor (Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp) in Rhododendron, I really enjoyed talking with the camp director. So many similar experiences. The TriMet bus stop was right at the camp entrance. The camp had a good sturdy road, but I think it descended at least 1/2 mile, but as we walked down. the magic happened with the sounds of nature taking over. Butter flies and birds flickered, the river ran, and all the small forest critters were busy on their errands; almost in a Disneyesque manner. I'm not sure of statistics, but I feel pretty sure they can fit in a large number of campers in during summer sessions. The buildings are very handsome and look brand new which is very much to the camp directors and their staff's credit. After a very pleasant time, we did have to leave. The camp director and her husband (co-camp director) were kind enough to drive us back up to the bus stop. The Salvation Army is doing some outstanding work here along with their directors and staff. We felt the easy warmth of all we interacted with and walked away with happy thoughts of the time spent with these fine people.

Bryce, Chris, and Cerell assisted my sister and I with the gear/harnesses. They were friendly,…read morefunny, knowledgeable, and enabled us to experience the thrill of bungee jumping off that bridge above that beautiful forest. I highly recommend the experience.

10/10 RECOMMEND!!!!!! Matt, Bryson, and the two young guys that helped my family and I make this…read moresuch a fun experience were great (so sorry I forgot your names)!! My sister wanted to jump for her 30th and the guys did so well with making sure she felt comfortable when she was on the platform.... And SHE DID IT!! Thank you guys for being so great and making this experience so positive and supportive! Can't wait to come back!! P.S. there was a guy that came a little later and honestly, his vibes was not it. I feel like he's the supervisor or something because he seemed to be ordering everyone around and telling us stuff that definitely felt like invalidating the experience such as "if you want a real jump, come to South America". As if our fear for this bridge isn't real?? Anyway, still 5 stars because those guys made it worth it!!

The people seemed like they knew what they were doing and have coordinated many jumpers before. One…read moreguy said he has been doing this for 40 years and worked with MIT to create safe bungee jumping guidelines and practices. They also had a pretty killer bungee jump playlist too.

I would not recommend this place at all. Owner is an asshole. Was not understanding that I broke my…read morefoot 24 hours before and couldn't even have the decency to hear us out. Super disappointed I really wanted to go but after this incident even after my foot heals I wouldn't even give this place the time of day. Super disappointing and super unprofessional.