It was our first time playing Riverside and I think it is fairly priced and well-maintained. It…read morewas about a 70 mile drive for each of us but we'll do it again. We were paired with another twosome and they were fun to play with. It was a Saturday and I think the course was close to being full yet it didn't feel crowded. No long waits on the group in front of us. It was worth the drive and I'll play it again. The only downside was the golf carts. Our first cart (#8) had issues starting promptly and we exchanged it after about three holes. We loaded our things into #57 and started out again. It was initially slow to start also and we attributed that to perhaps the engine being cold and thought it would get. Unfortunately, it did not. After each stop, we needed to depress the accelerator for about 5+ seconds before the starter would engage. Once started, it ran fine but the delay leaving each tee-box, each subsequent shot and each green was definitely annoying. Here's hoping the carts were a fluke and we'll be back.

I've only ever used their driving range but it looks to be a well maintained course. The food in…read morethe restaurant is good too.

I like the fun and welcoming atmosphere at YMCA Camp Seymour. From the moment we arrived, the staff…read moremade us feel right at home. The counselors are enthusiastic, supportive, and clearly care about creating a safe and memorable experience for every camper. My child came home each day full of stories about the outdoor adventures, new friends, and exciting activities like archery, canoeing, and campfire songs. One of the things I appreciate most is how the camp helps kids grow in independence. Away from their usual routines and screens, campers learn to make decisions for themselves--whether it's choosing a new activity to try, solving small challenges, or managing their time during the day. That sense of ownership builds confidence and resilience. Camp Seymour also does a great job of encouraging goal setting. Each camper is guided to set personal goals--big or small--and work toward achieving them. It might be something like trying the climbing wall for the first time or learning how to paddle a canoe. These goals help kids feel accomplished and proud of what they can do, especially when they step out of their comfort zones and succeed. The camp's values of community, respect, and personal growth really shine through in everything they do. It's a place where kids can be themselves, try new things, and build skills that stick with them long after camp is over. We're already looking forward to next summer!

This was my daughter's first year at Camp Seymour. She is 9-years-old. She had THE BEST time ever!…read moreI have genuinely never seen her so happy coming back from something. She was excited when we signed up, but a little apprehensive when I dropped her off. I was nervous that she was a bit too young, but this was definitely not the case. She came home wanting to go right back, already talking about next summer, and how she wants to work with her when she is older. The staff are wonderful, they have great food, including a vegetarian option for her (so important), and it's a beautiful place. Definitely recommend!

Beautiful peaceful place. I love when I get to come up here…read more More rooms for breakouts than usual camps, and great staff to staff to work wirh

The best place for summer camp! Loved going to summer camp with my church and youth group. Great…read morememories.