Kids Garden Club

★★★★ 4.318 reviewsDallas, TX

Private

Indoor drop-off day camps for young children (about 14 months to 6.75 years) at Kids Garden Club on Preston Rd in North Dallas, offered whenever school is closed and year-round. Sessions are half-day (9:00-11:30am with snack) or until 1:00pm (with lunch), with early drop-off and add-on hours; activities include themed crafts, live musicians and open gym play. Also runs a preschool and enrichment classes.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Kids Garden Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Jessie King

Leeat and everyone at KGC are wonderful! This place is such a life saver since they’re open when schools are closed. They have live music, crafts and every day my toddler says he had such a great time! We’ve been going here for almost 3 years and I truly believe it’s one of the best places in Dallas. They offer such a needed service and flexible hours which working parents know is SO hard to find! I can’t say enough wonderful things about KGC and tell ALL of my parent friends about it!

★★Maddie

Some recent negative feedback is circulating about this camp within mom's circles in Dallas regarding safety and cleanliness (smells of cigarette smoke). I made the decision to not send my daughter despite the no refunds policy. Does not seem worth it to take the chance and subject a toddler to that kind of environment.

★★★★★Rebecca El Zoghbi

I have loved taking my son to KGC classes, particularly Wind Chime Orchestra, which is a lot of fun and must be the most dynamic children’s music class in Dallas. The owner, Leeat, is very nice and organized and cares a lot about the kids. Overall, the place is cute and clean, the people are lovely, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a fun class or a good place to drop their kid for camp during busy holiday seasons.

★★★★★Jane Humphrey

We were first introduced to the Kids’ Garden Club upon attending a new classmate’s birthday party. I had no idea, but this would be the beginning of the most beautiful friendship. What once was just a one-off gathering quickly turned out to be a weekly visit that my daughter would inquire about nearly every day when she was not there. This was the pinnacle of fun for our daughter. As we all know, dropping off our kiddos at a daycare-style spot does not always prompt a considerable response. But, when talking about the Kids Garden Club, it’s an entirely different ballgame. Rosie is not only elated whenever the term “KGC” surfaces, but she is also adamant about knowing how quickly she will join the fun. This wonderful place is a haven for everyday needs as a parent and a neighborhood institution for children to relish. I am so delighted that we have found a spot for our child to seek comfort, safety and FUN.

Karissa S

I have given myself time to reflect this Easter weekend after having a near heart attack when picking up my son on Friday from this day camp. I gave myself reflection time and time to see whether my heart feels this is important to share with other parents and it is. I am moving forward with posting this as I can’t keep the horror to myself. Drop-off: 9:00am Pick- up: 1:00pm This is my personal account of what I witnessed as the parent 12:57pm: I walked toward the entrance after walking up the stairs and to my utter surprise and shock, I saw my son ROAMING, ALONE outside of the daycare on the upper level, no supervision in sight. It wasn’t until I said “why is my son out here alone?” and was being guided back towards the daycare by a FedEx driver that the owner came out (from inside the daycare!!) and said “oh my god I’m so sorry”. She then proceeded to reprimand my son saying “you know you aren’t supposed to leave without an adult”….. he’s TWO! She blames my child for her wrong doing. He begins to cry as I did as well with the thought of all of the “what-ifs” that could’ve happened if he wasn’t found by the FedEx driver and seen myself. The no “open door policy” had me skeptical at the beginning but I trusted this place was safe and secure after attending a birthday party here. The “grab my child” and go is not the most convincing but I was assured there were other kids his age and he would enjoy it, which he did (from what I was told) but you don’t receive pictures or updates. ***I do hope this gives them a reality check of how their systems are in place for pick-up and during the entirety of the day as my child was not in sight or known of whereabouts when this happened*** they have taken zero ownership of what has happened and to me that speaks volumes. My personal nightmare came true and I still have nightmares 6 days later thinking about what could’ve happened and not knowing the detail of how, why, when he got out there, or for how long! I hope that this review gives parents a second thought about leaving their child at this establishment. If I could prevent even one family from going through the nightmare that I did, to me, that’s worth it 100%.

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