Camps in Wheat Ridge, CO

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She can look at www.arvadapreschool.com. They are hiring teachers.

Risas Dental & Braces - Wheat Ridge Dentist 3815 Wadsworth Blvd (720) 536-0400 Open until 8:00 PM

Aspen Dental on 35 th

Thank you everyone! We got her in with Pediatric Dental Group, where my kids go. They are being very helpful--which I've known them to be from other experience.

Kelly Flats in Poudre Canyon

Blue Mesa Reservoir near Gunnison was a great camp area! Lots of spots for campers, good fishing!

Grand Junction area. Then u can go to Glenwood for a swim day! Have fun!

We list a lot of places on our site: www.glamping-adventures.com

Colorado School of Mines has 1/2 day summer sports camps. We've done full day camps there and my son loves them.

Compass Montessori on 44 th just west of Kipling has a great summer camp program.

I just got an email blast this afternoon from Wheat Ridge Parks and Recreation that the new spring/summer guide is out! I don't see the link up on their website yet, but here's the link to the PDF I got from the email: https://files.ctctcdn.com/e1 a62 a76301/4 cfd9 d56-5 e74-4355-b1 dd-3 f5 b0 ca4 f148.pdf

Beds N Biscuits 4 th and Xenon

I second Beds N Biscuits.

In the past year, we've tried Bed N' Biscuits, Best Friends, and Camp Bow Wow. Camp Bow Wow wins, hands down, for cleanliness, friendliness and know-how. With Bed N Biscuits, I noticed (and didn't like) small things like they never referred to my dog by name, not when addressing us OR him, or how when I asked how it went (new dog parent, first dog overnight,) they stared blankly, sort of shrugged, and said, "Fine." They did not inspire any confidence that they cared about what they were doing. Gave me an icky feeling, the whole operation, so we looked elsewhere. The Best Friends facility/program seemed better on paper, but I was put off by the dingy, cramped overall feel of the place, the size of the space my dog would have to spend the bulk of each 24 hour period, and that they put all dogs of all sizes & temperaments together in the concrete room to "play" if the weather prevents the dogs from playing outside. Full disclosure, we didn't even try this one--the tour alone was enough to give it a "no", especially since we left this place and drove directly to tour Camp Bow Wow afterwards. Camp Bow Wow is leagues above both of them, especially in terms of customer service. First, they require each new dog to come for a "test run" playdate before being allowed to board overnight, so you know all the other dogs play well with others. They have video cameras on the play areas that you can watch from afar (and we did, and our dog was having the best time,) and the dogs have a well-thought out and active schedule each day in clean, spacious surroundings. The staff runs on the younger side, but what they lack in fluidity they more than make up for in enthusiasm and obvious dog affection and knowledge. worth every penny. #offsoapbox

Mile High Mutts. Out of the way, but we've always had good experience with them.

Love Mesa vet