Adventure Station

Our daughter has been going to Adventure Station for almost four years now. The staff are friendly, polite, and more than willing to help us ensure our daughter is comfortable and enjoys her time there. Her teachers in room 142 are wonderful, I have seen how they genuinely care about the kids, and they try to meet each kid where they’re at and with what they need. They are incredibly patient with the kids, specifically my daughter, and truly enjoy playing with and teaching the kids. Their communication is great as well; I’m never surprised to hear about anything going on, and they keep us updated throughout the day on our daughter’s activities in an app. I highly recommend Adventure Station!

My eldest attended preschool there and is now part of the School Age Program. We love the Summer Camp program and all they get to do and enjoy the Before and After Program and the friends she's made. My twins have been there since infancy and have loved the teachers they've had at each stage and now love going to the play place now that they are old enough to go.

I had a disappointing experience at this daycare that I feel compelled to share. First off, the reports we received were often misleading or inaccurate, which made it hard to trust what was happening with my child. The drop-off process was chaotic and unorganized; I frequently had no idea which room to take my kid to, causing unnecessary delays. Additionally, the cleanliness of the facility left much to be desired. It felt dirty and not well-maintained. The staff was unfriendly and seemed unprofessional. I even noticed staff members crying while taking care of the kids, which is quite unsettling. There was also a constant turnover of staff, making it hard for the kids to build any kind of relationship with their caregivers. One of the most alarming things was when I noticed my child had scratches, and the staff couldn't tell me why. I witnessed a child ran out of the room after knocking something heavy over. The staff seemed completely unsure of how to handle the situation, asking, "What do we do?" while the child ran out of the room. Overall, I do not recommend this daycare based on my experiences. I hope my feedback helps others make an informed decision.

If you are looking for a childcare center for your children- I would NOT recommend adventure station. Since August, my son's class has had 2 lead teachers that are no longer with the daycare, which was not ever communicated to parents. I also have multiple incident reports (one of which I witnessed) from classmates being physically aggressive (pushing, hitting) my child, and I’m sure others in the classroom. This was brought to the directors' attention, and I was informed that the children who were being physically aggressive towards the teacher/classmates has a disability and they would provide a third one on one staff member in this class to mitigate violent behaviors. This person was supposedly hired to work a couple of hours in the late morning-afternoon but was rarely actually seen in the classroom. Many times at pick up or if I needed to drop something off, the teachers who were in the classroom were on their phones and not closely supervising the children. Sometimes all the kids were standing in front of a small tablet watching a video while the teachers sit on their phones. My last major issue was the fact that my son has food allergies and there were multiple cases of him being fed his allergens. One day, they lost his breakfast that I packed, and he was never fed it/ I wasn’t contacted to be made aware so they fed him whatever everyone else had which resulted in him having an allergic reaction. There were a couple of other times this was suspected, but my final straw was the last day I picked him up i witnessed him eating pretzels he wasn’t suppose to have. The teacher claimed she gave him his own snack from his approved bag (he had nothing in front of him). Then proceeded to reprimand him saying he knows not to eat other peoples food. (He just turned 3). I’m not sure if they were giving him his packed food and just not supervising close enough to make sure he wasn’t eating what other kids were handing him. I do not feel like if he had an anaphylactic reaction they would have been able to recognize it and act quick enough quickly, so keeping him at this site was not an option. They also were kicked down from a level 2 to a level 1 by the state in the last month.

All 3 of my children have went to Adventure Station. They love it! My two oldest were reading by the time they entered Kindergarten. The curriculum is awesome! Their summer camp is great too! The boys loved all the field trips they were able to go on!