I have recently visited Camp Wamava Inc it still has beautiful people with beautiful surroundings. It also has been modernized and updated too but without compromising on the rustic charm. The only issue that may be bothersome to some is that (it is in the country) there are plenty of gnats and other bugs. Parents should visit the camp and see for themselves. If you have children and want them to have a wonderful week (or more) of fun in a Christian environment, please consider this camp. The friendships, biblical learning and wholesome values of this camp will be beneficial in so many ways. read more

This is a great camp for kids! The counselors are very patient and Christ like which is needed so desperately this day in age. My son has gone for 2 years and begs me to send him for two weeks a summer. If it was up to my son who is a (Christian child in a public school) he would live there all summer long. Wonderful camp for both boys and girls : ) read more

We have three kids that have attended this camp for the last 4 or 5 years in a row. Two of them have asked to say an extra week every year, so this year they get their wish. They have met new friends that they now are pen pals with and they look forward to seeing them every year. It's a good wholesome place to be. We know some of the camp counselors and camp staff, so we trust them fairly well. It's very unfortunate that in 1980 one of the reviewers had a bad experience and was treated unacceptably. I understand his bitterness, but I can assure you that behavior like that is not tolerated today (33 years later). And, the way he portrayed the schedule is not accurate at all. For some reason yelp has decided to filter all of the other users' reviews, so they are hidden, but they gave them five stars. I am only giving it 4 stars because this is not a fancy place. Years ago my oldest daughter went to a camp that had horseback and water skiing. This place is nothing like that, but it's safe and fun and creates friends and memories for life. And, it's very affordable compared to the high-end camp my older daughter attended. read more