Discovery Clubhouse - Harrison

This place is a GREAT daycare. My son loved it, and experienced lots of great adventures such as football games at WSU, fishing, hikes, Egyptian Theater, a lot of it was very educational and fun for everyone. My son made great friends. I liked the place for being orderly and keeping the kids safe even from each other, but also not overbearing (For example, I have seen other daycares that were either too hard on the kids or allowed the kids to run wild) this daycare is very wise and well grounded so no one feels that way. I never had a problem with this daycare and I am the type to complain about anything and everything so that's says a lot. I would HIGHLY recommend this daycare, my son is older now but till this day he always talks about the fun adventures he had at this daycare. Brooke is amazing! She deserves more pay in my opinion, she gets right to the point and easy to get along with. She does what she can do to help parents and their kids. I never had one problem with this place, and I have had problems at other places so that's how great this place is. Brooke is the one who makes this place run so great. My son is no longer going there because he is older, but I forgot to give them credit so I am doing that now. 5 stars and beyond if I could 👍👍 Please note that I personally always followed up with Brooke, not just the staff members, emailing is important at any daycare and Brooke is great.

My kids had a great time here. Lots of fun stuff for them to do but it also teaches them about working in different trades, jobs, and the everyday life of an adult. My son loved the construction area with the cranes and the rocks. The janitor working that day was very helpful and showed us where the bathrooms were . Very clean bathrooms too thankfully, unlike some other places nearby. Overall a great place to take your kids.

This is the happiest, kindest place in Ogden. The staff truly love and support the kids, caring for them with dedication and heart. Their experience ranges from 3 to 9 years, and with so little turnover, it’s clear they are here for the long haul. Our son feels safe, included, and like he belongs. We feel woven into the fabric of their family-like community, where cultural inclusivity and thoughtful child development are top priorities. They have been so incredibly patient with us as parents, supporting us in making a firm decision for our child. They truly understand the whole child and the whole family. As a New Yorker in Ogden, I didn’t think we could find a place that felt like home—especially with diversity being such an important part of child development for us. Yet here, our baby is confident and beaming. He feels welcomed, loved, and included, and his confidence, personality, and friendships reflect that. It’s the best choice we could have made, and we are deeply grateful to be part of this community 💗💗💗

I've tried 4 different daycares before this one, and am thankful I found them. Love that I can drop off my son knowing he's taken care of and safe while I go to work. Highly recommend!

We had a frustrating and disappointing experience here that I hope helps other parents make an informed decision. Our son is nonverbal and has sensory behaviors like gently pinching cheeks. The staff originally told us this was not a problem, and we were working with them to support him. Then one day we found out—only at pickup—that he had been left unsupervised for about 30 minutes, from 9:30 to 10:00 AM. During that time, another child caused physical harm to him. When we asked who hurt our son, the teacher said she didn’t know, because she hadn’t been in the room. As the parent of a nonverbal child, this was deeply upsetting and unacceptable. After this, we chose to withdraw him from the daycare. My husband went in to start the process, and I followed up by phone to make sure everything was squared away. I asked: • Was our son unenrolled? • Was there anything else required from us? • What would be his last day of billing? I was told clearly that his last day would be the 27th, that nothing else was needed, and that I would receive a confirmation email. I agreed to the two-week billing period per their policy and marked it on my calendar. I was told that was all that was needed. That confirmation email was never sent. Now, weeks later, I’ve learned that we’re being charged for another two weeks beyond what was originally agreed on — because, according to them, the 2-week policy doesn’t begin until the withdrawal form is physically turned in. But we were never told that. In fact, I was reassured that everything was done — otherwise I would have submitted the form immediately. When I called back, the same staff member admitted she spoke to me, but instead of taking responsibility, said, “I don’t know why we’d have the form if it wasn’t turned in.” That’s not acceptable. I was told it was done and asked for an email. Instead, we’re now being charged $286 for two weeks we never used and possibly even more. We’re turning in the form today, taking a photo of it, and requesting written confirmation — something that should’ve happened weeks ago when I was told we were “squared away.” I understand daycares have policies. But if a parent is misled about what’s required — and then punished financially for trusting what was said — that’s on the daycare, not the family. This is just our experience, but I wouldn’t wish this stress or financial burden on any other parent — especially one with a child who has additional needs. Document everything. Get it in writing. And be careful. After turning in the withdrawal form today, I received a call confirming that no further charges would occur. I appreciate that it was resolved — but my disappointment still stands. This situation caused unnecessary stress, confusion, and financial concern that could’ve been avoided with clear communication and follow-through. I hope other parents ask for everything in writing and protect themselves from similar situations. ****Update:**** After turning in the withdrawal form, we were given a copy — but it had no signature, no timestamp, no verification that it was officially received. Just a date written on the form and their logo. When we asked for confirmation, we were told the form itself would act as proof, and that no signed confirmation or email would be sent. We were also informed — during a phone call — that this form would not serve as a signature or formal acknowledgment, just documentation of the withdrawal. At this point, it feels like we’re expected to just trust their word. Given everything that’s already happened, we no longer feel comfortable doing that. I hope this is the final step, but for other parents: Get everything in writing. Don’t assume anything is finalized unless you have official confirmation. Our family has been left feeling dismissed and uncertain — and that’s not something any parent should go through.