I attended Faith Ranch for an overnight trip with my daughter's scouting group…read more When we arrived we were greeted by several cats, peacocks and a friendly staff. Our group was staying in the main house and we were in one of the upstairs rooms. It was about what I was expecting. Three bunk beds. The one negative is that it was HOT in there. It would have been great to have a fan, The food was delicious (noodles and ground beef, sausage/egg casserole and chili). A highlight for me was the hayride. Probably because we all had a chance to be together and it was a nice long ride The only reason I didn't give them five stars was because they couldn't accommodate larger riders. I totally understand that they are live animals and can't take excessive weight. But it was still disappointing that I wasn't able to join my daughter for the ride.

This is a fantastic place! My daughter took me here as a birthday surprise. It is so peaceful and…read morefilled with the Lord's presence. Everyone is so kind. They extend themselves to help in anyway that they can. We were lucky enough to arrive the day after the baby horse was born. I could have watched her all day long. What an incredible place!

Yess camp Carl is sooo fun my kid did not want to leave when I picked them up and the camp is so funread more

Is the best place to ever go. You get to go swimming in a lake. You get to sleep in cadins.read more

My girls are too old to look forward to Christmas, the Tooth Fairy or Easter Bunny but they do look…read moreforward every year to their one week at Camp Ohio as part of the Franklin County 4-H Camp. Talk about holding something ransom, clean your room or no 4-H Camp; you better get good grades or no 4-H Camp; what, you want to talk back to your parents ... It works, for the most part. Both of my daughters have been attending the 4-H Camp for two years and we have been doing some extra curricular activities there for four years also. This is one of the best summer camps that I have ever seen or been a part of and I believe that my daughters would agree with me. If you want or need something all you have to do is ask and if they can accommodate you they will. Anthony, the camp director, ensures that safety and fun are the top priority once you arrive. If you do go please be sure that you do the High Ropes with Haley.

Top-notch Jewish summer camp situated on the Cheat Lake outside Morgantown, West Virginia. My…read morebrother and I grew up going there every summer. Now our kids do too.

Been coming here since 1973! Spent many summers here, as has Mia! Doing the camp doc bit again…read more West-By-God is where it's at.

This historic camp sits in the beautiful Hocking Hills. Campers come from Cleveland and Cincinati…read more Campers aged 8 to 18, this Camp provides the rustic outdoors experience kids need. Get dirty and learn to love and preserve nature. Lodge and cabins are available for renting for families and reunions in the off season. Lovely!

My boyfriend and our two girls both age 11 went for the family Fourth of July it was a two night…read morestay at the camp and it was so nice the girls liked it so much they want to go to one of the week camps next summer without mom and dad tagging along lol. The food was good since we were there for the Fourth of July they set off fireworks and it was a really great show they had a special celebration for the Fourth of July as well. The counselor we had was great and all of the staff was amazing as well!!!!!

In 1995, my parents sent me to Camp Whitewood for a week during the summer. Little did I know that…read moresome of the skills I learned during camp would be useful even now. I'm not sure how much has changed over the years but it was easily one of the best weeks of my life. I learned archery, kayaking, canoeing & embossing. At the time, you could pay $5.00 and choose to make any craft that they had to offer; I still have a wooden dog I painted (if you press it's nose it plays music) and it was the first time I ever participated in a scavenger hunt. The camp grounds were always kept very clean, the staff was amazing and it was nice to see that the property is exactly as I left it. I attended a wedding here today & would recommend Camp Whitewood to anyone looking for an affordable & alternative wedding venue. Although our friends explained to us that you cannot have alcohol unless you rent all six buildings but this didn't ruin our evening. The building they choose had two bathrooms, a decent sized kitchen, a large stage & plenty of room for eating & dancing. Younger children might be bored as there isn't a playground; however, you can enjoy a fire pit or a stroll through the woods. All the buildings, with the exception of the cabins, are handicap accessible . There's also plenty of parking in a secluded area surrounded by nature. So weather you're considering hosting your next event here or having your children stay for a week or two; Camp Whitewood is the place to be!

From the owner: The mission of Northeastern Ohio 4-H Camps, Inc. is the educational development of positive and…read moreproductive life skills accomplished through group interaction in the unique natural environment of the Whitewood campus. The goal of 4-H Camp Whitewood is for each camper to grow in appreciation, respect, and knowledge of: oneself, those living things with whom the camper shares the Camp environment: the relationship to one's peers, the adults who help at camp, and the creatures and plants living in the surrounding environment.

We began with some beginners lessons on Saturday mornings. You sign up through the website. Usually…read morethe day before is a great time to sign up. The facility is located in the old Burlington Coat Factory, and there's lots of wide open space with clearly marked zones to keep folks safe. Dogs on leashes are allowed to accompany you inside, and you're welcome to bring your own folding chair. Several different ranges with targets at multiple distances. There's a practice range for beginners at a 9m distance, and you borrow the club's equipment. There are several coaches on hand, an excellent ratio actually of about 1 to 3 or four, to help you learn proper technique and maintain safety. While they have fun at this place, it's very clear that they want everyone to be safe and learn the right way to shoot a bow and arrow. You can also sign up for an individual membership or a family membership. Those are $50 and $100 accordingly. We went on two consecutive Saturday mornings at 8:30 and had such a great time with excellent coaching. We definitely got better over those two times. We decided it was now time to join with a family membership. You can earn badges once you become a member through the US archery Association and you're also eligible for discounts on equipment when purchased through the club. It's important to note that this is a nonprofit. All the coaches volunteer as do the managers who run the place. That says a lot about their dedication and commitment to the sport. There are range of times during the week and weekends that you can sign up as a member for open shoots and they also sponsor their own tournaments. Open shoots are set for Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Earning badges is usually set for Saturday afternoons. All of the coaches we encountered were super friendly and very thoughtful and providing feedback on technique for each individual. I saw a lot of families there shooting together, as I did with my son however there were also many individuals there. I can't say enough good things about this place.

Wow is all I can say!!! This was one amazing experience and loads of fun! The coaches were beyond…read morepatient and helped us first timers enjoy every min!! Crooked River Archers Thank you for providing such a great opportunity for us all!