Zero stars HORRIFIC!!The first incident at the age of 10 I was inappropriately touched by an 11…read moreyear old girl. But let's back up to the beginning of how this started. Me and my mom went to tour a camp called Phantom Lake YMCA Camp Children's camp in Waukesha County, Wisconsin. We went met staff and they learned about me. I showed up to camp 2 weeks later and the staff does not remember me (which is funny because it is the first week of camp). The staff member that toured me said "who are you" as my first impression. tThen later in the week a child age ten named ASPEN touch me in my private parts and grabbed me while I was in the shower. I was feeling so scared that I did not tell any camp members. When I got home that was the first thing I told mom and when she talked to camp they said " we have no record of this happening your child is lying". Nothing happen to the camper. Another mess at camp was counselors would change every night because of night meeting so annoying. I also was constantly being let down by adults for not holding up to there promises like I asked to shower in the heath persons shower and they said they would come on Friday I stood outside of my cabin waited 1 hours then had to go to the final night in my bathing suit because I had no time to change in to real clothes. The staff was so mean and are unnice to camper with mental disability's I has to be a physical disability for them to care. Also social worker will seam nice but will not hold any promises to kids with ADHD, Autism, and anxiety. The bad social worker is named Fiona.WORST CAMP EVER!!! Also camp counselor day Camp name CRICKET is horrible. She couldn't handle the stress of having children on her hands.

So, once again, as our family tradition, we went to Phantom lakes the hollow!! it was absolutely…read morebeautiful. There is nothing scary, or spooky or chainsaws, jumping out at you. It is just really good filled Entertainment event for all ages. It is definitely kid friendly. Thousands and thousands of carved pumpkins with different themes, such as they have a fairy theme, They have a really good Celtic theme as well with music and all carved pumpkins with different things on them. They also have a humongous spiderweb made out of lights. It was so beautiful. Wish the weather was better. But we didn't even mind getting a little bit wet. definitely order your tickets online as they fill up fast. See you next year.

The camp is truly amazing: water slides, swimming, soccer, games and more but the staff is what…read moremakes it extra special. They are so upbeat, kind and welcoming. I wish there was something like this when I was a kid. I love the grounds; landscaping is beautiful, the special events (the camping overnight was extra fun) and the ease of drop off and pick up. They have a great system. On top of that, they even sunscreen the kids! And give out prizes. It's fun to see all the smiles.

I love this place. My daughters are 5 and almost 8 and they come home everyday BEAMING. The…read moreworkers are so happy and positive every time I drive up I have a Meg Ryan "Ill have what she's having" kind of moment! Do they all take happy pills? My only regret is that I missed out on this as a kid because it looks like those kids have a blast every freaking day! I'm obsessed! I've never felt more confident in a camp staff, I know my kids are having the best Summer of their lives. I'm just so grateful we took a chance and broke free from our normal friend group and tried this camp. No regrets! My girls made friends instantly! We will be back for Summer 2026! 100%. Thank you GoodTimes!

Phantom Ranch is unarguably the best place on earth for me and so many others. Not only is it a…read morefantastic place to grow in your faith and build lifelong friendships as a camper but as a staff member as well! At Phantom Ranch, you learn so much about God while also having a ton of fun playing games, eating delicious home cooked meals, tubing/banana boating/swimming in the lake, horseback riding, and so much more!! The goal of Phantom Ranch is to help draw people closer to God through camping experiences and this is done so well here. Phantom Ranch has made an eternal impact on so many lives- including my own!

Forced to spend a week here as a kid. Horrible experience. At 6:00 a.m. every morning at the…read moresound of revelry we had to race out of bed and run down 6-7 steps as fast as we could causing someone to trip and fall every day. They served frog legs for dinner. Not exactly what kids wnat to eat. forced us to go into freezing cold water every day. The place was a nightmare. Never trust the fn christians.

Definitely an amazing summer camp!! I had a great time and had a blast back in 2008 when I went…read morewhen I was a teenager!! Made some friends had a great counselor named Brian!! Overall a great experience with highly recommend the summer camp to anybody!! I wish I would've went another year. I only went for the one year though.

Worked at the camp last summer and was berated by my boss. When I thought I was short $100 on my…read morepaycheck he was laughing behind me about it. He grated me because my story did not add up with a kid's- the kid had told ME a different story and he took it out on me. Awful way to run a camp. I really enjoyed this camp but I cannot believe that he ever thought that was okay.

Meadowsweet Ranch…read more Wow! I cannot say enough good things about the staff and the program at Meadowsweet Ranch. I live over an hour away from Spring Grove, yet made the journey for my daughter who is an avid horse lover. She recently went for Spring Camp, and while it was only two days, she met other campers who have the same passion as her HORSES. She told me the day we left, "Mom hurry up! You need to sign me up for the summer before it is full!" She enjoyed riding, grooming and especially cleaning the hooves of the horses. I have always told her that riding a horse is a privilege and not a right. Horses need to be respected and that was fully reinforced at Meadowsweet Ranch. The safety of the children is priority, which is why the HORSE comes first. Crafts and activities planned with the other campers were appropriate, and the ranch feel is definitely welcoming. My only request is that I would have liked more feedback on the day of the camp to know what my daughter did that day. I guess no news is good news! Most importantly for me is that she LOVED it and we will definitely be back for on of the 3 summer sessions.

My daughter Avery has attended the Winter Break Camp and just completed the Spring Horse Camp. She…read moreabsolutely loved it! She talked about how much fun she has had and how much she has learned. She has been wanting to spend more time with the horses at the ranch. So we may have to sign her up for more lessons :) The staff & counselors are so kind, friendly, and wonderful! Thanks Meadowsweet Ranch for providing such a great experience for our daughter!

Everything kids need spiritual encouragement, friendships Horses, wonderful counselors, and…read moreexcellent speakers

Great place. Clean and nice facilities. Good food and amenities. 2 complaints. 1 the fire pit is…read moretoo small. It would be easier if it was built in ground. 2- for rope climbing there was 1 training session and if you missed it you couldn't climb. A bunch of kids were waiting for their turn and the counselors ignored them and just shut things down with no explanation until the adults asked what was going on. I thought that was rude and insensitive to the kids.

I came here for a group bonding event involving the high and low ropes course. The scene is very…read moregorgeous, right on the lake and plenty of trees and scenery. The actual ropes course is very fun with plenty of various levels for beginner to advanced involving a climbing wall, zip line, and various heights. We also did more group level challenges with an actual leader from the camp. Our leader John was a very thoughtful friendly man who ensured we were safe while working as a team. The bathrooms onsite are very clean. We had lunch here as well, it was 'Taco Tuesday' on a Monday-- a full taco bar with churros, popsicles, and fruit. The dining area is a very classic bare bones camp environment, but the views from the outside tables are phenomenal on a sunny day. They have a small little beach with a pier for kayaking.

My daughter and I have attended the mother/daughter retreat at Covenant Harbor for the past 4…read moreyears. I can not say enough good things about it! The staff is friendly, the activities were well planned out, the grounds are beautiful, the food is great, the accommodations are clean, comfortable and cozy. My daughter isn't one for overnights so I was shocked when she told me she wanted to go to a week long overnight camp here. This is the ONLY camp she would even look at! Thank you Covenant Harbor for offering such great family programs!

Last year, I went to camp here. I just want to say, it is the highlight of my year going there…read more Their activities are so fun and enjoyable, the grounds of the camp are astounding, the staff are nice and very accepting. The rooms for sleeping are very clean, also. I have made so many friends from Camp Henry Horner. It has been the most fun camp I have been to ever. If you have a 9-15 year old that wants to go to a sleep away camp, I recommend Camp Henry Horner.

The family and community environment is amazing! Truly a special place. The perfect balance of…read moreclose to home, yet still feels far enough away to create a one-of-a kind camping experience

They would not allow my daughter to call me even after she was injured on a tubing ride. The…read moreaccommodations are not focused on safety of the children. Parents are not allowed to talk to their children on the phone or in person. I would not recommend this camp. It is very scary and they do not properly vet the camp counselors, nor cabin leaders.

I've been here twice as a staff member for a week-long camp through my church: once as a counselor…read moreand once as an activity coordinator. We stayed in the cabins, ate in one of the cafeterias, and spent most of our time by the beach, in the wood shop, in the chapel (way too cold -- someone turn that air-conditioning down please!), and in the game room pavilion. The cabins were as clean as cabins could be with some bugs (it's summer camp, what do you expect?). One bathroom wasn't enough for a room of ten girls, though! The wood shop was cool, and the girls enjoyed hanging out on the beach nearby, jumping in the water or fishing from the pier. The game room pavilion had chairs and some games to play, but it wasn't as appealing as playing in the park, which was in the middle of everything. The cafeteria/kitchen staff was also very accommodating of my request for vegetarian food. The first year, I was too nervous about asking for special food since it was free, so I just dealt with it and ate meat for a week. The second year, there were more vegetarians among the camp volunteers, so we felt more comfortable asking for vegetarian food. They did a great job remembering us and offering alternative foods. The camp and conference center also has a lagoon, paddle boats, canoeing, a paintball arena, sand volleyball, a gym, some high-ropes course thing, and different paths through the woods for team-building or hiking. Great options and great, friendly staff. There's also a lot of other lodging options and other spots to dine, but our kids didn't spend their time there. I guess three camps could occur at the same time. It's just a summer camp spot, but it's a great spot. I'm looking forward to next year!

This is a great camp for young Jewish individuals looking to explore themselves and others.read more

From the owner: Beber Camp creates a community that challenges and nurtures fun, individual and community based…read moregrowth, and Jewish identity in a safe, positive and diverse environment with exceptional professional leadership. At B'nai B'rith Beber Camp we seek to help campers and staff: - Become a positive contributor to their community - Gain respect for themselves and others - Become more independent and learn to function as part of a team - Try new activities, learn new skills and develop existing skills - Develop knowledge, love and pride for Jewish culture, heritage and religion - Develop and practice social skills - Make new friends as well as spend time with old friends - Become more concerned for the environment