Crying babies & expensive. What do you say about something that is the only show in town? We brought our 8 month old there for 3 days so we could ski. We found out on the second day she went all day without taking a bottle or sleeping. Admittedly she was sick, but also didnt eat or sleep on the third day (at which point we heard first day was similar). We stayed home with her the planned 4th day. She had never had days like that prior to this. To be fair we had brought our other child there 4 years earlier at the same age and all babies were quiet and happy then. This time (Xmas 2016) alll babies were crying all the time. If going back to snowmass with babies I would try to find a sitter to watch at the house all day ... which amazingly would be cheaper too. Treehouse or skischool for our older one was...
Read moreChildren's licensed daycare, ski school and summer base camp. All programs are highly Supervised and very professional. The Treehouse has 25,000 sq. ft. of very well designed space with child friendly staff, seats, restrooms and indoor meals. The staff all love kids and are trained to deal with all situations. Private ski learning center, Fenced off , w/magic carpet. Child friendly slow gondola for more advanced kids. Multi child outdoor walking strollers for toddlers. Beautiful new Base Village with all snowmelt Plaza. Underground parking garage. Drop off area in front of the Treehouse. Secure areas with locked doors from the outside. Check into summer programs...
Read moreWe left our four month old at this center and she had a great stay. The staff was kind, took the time to listen and learn more about how to care for my baby, and followed my instructions throughout the day. They have a quiet, dark room with white noise for naps, which I also appreciated and meant that my baby slept well throughout the day. They take the kids out for a walk with the buggy if you'd like them to, and the facility is large with lots of space and toys. The child to teacher ratio was good. I would recommend this child...
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