Nice place with reasonable, if Spartan, living quarters. Very scenic with nice waterfront…read more Main problem is the food. It's the kind of food served at an inexpensive children's camp. And, of course, everything is overcooked. The menus don't look awful but the food is nothing to look forward to. Breakfast is OK as there is less for the kitchen to ruin. Once they served cold cuts for lunch and that was also OK. Problem is if you stay there you have to eat there as it is quite a distance to any other food. If they could fix the food, like serve food fit for adults, they would really have a great resort.

Let me tell you about this place.....This place is awesome and the staff etc who run it do a great…read morejob....I have been going to this place since I was 4 years old. It was a family retreat I use to go to with my whole family for at least 28 years.... Then I got busy and had a family and one day I plopped my family in the car and took a day trip up there and showed them where I grew up as a child and had wonderful vacations there. If you look at there web site which I just did or go on there facebook page you will see beautiful pictures. I have gone 3 years in a row now to volunteer and help clean up and prepare for there many retreats that are hosted there. The food is awesome cooked daily ,,,breakfast , lunch and dinners !!! Young children,kids and adults would all have a great experience of trying some type of retreat there. You can even plan your own retreat by calling up there and talking to the person in charge of setting something up. It is not a place to go to be disrespectful, its a place to go for peace and fun. When you get there the beauty and scenario takes over and you are in awe of awesome the place really is. I never thought id see this on yelp but let me tell you I give it 5 stars because it deserves 5 stars !!! TRUST ME !!!! Look on there web site as I just did.. They have numerous options to choose from to have a great family vacation or other things ! Peter claypoole is the director of Geneva point center and along with his dedicated group of workers and volunteers they to a fantastic job.

Good campground, clean and fairly priced. Would definitely recommend to anyone that wants a nice…read moregetaway spot

First time camping there. Couldn't say enough positive about it. The owners are very knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. Hubby liked that it's easy to get into. I love that the sites are not on top of one another. Bathrooms are clean. They are handicap accessible also. We will definitely go back.

Fantastic boys camp! My grandson has been attending for years, he's 15 now so sadly this will be…read morehis last year as a camper. The friends he has made will be life long! He talks about the awesome staff and all the sports, outside trips, this year they're going to Canada for a week.

"It's in your soul." That's the slogan for anyone who's spent a summer at this sleep-away camp on…read moreLake Winnepesaukee in New Hampshire. Over 100 years operating as a boys sleep-away sports camp on Lake Winnepesaukee surrounded by the White Mountains, it has some of the best views in the country. A great summer adventure for any kid looking to experience a unique summer sports adventure; campers are exposed to a variety of sports and mentored by an international staff comprised of mainly sport-specific counselors, the campers will experience a summer like no other!

This camp is the most special place for me. If you have a daughter looking for a sleep away camp…read moreplease trust me she will find her second home. I am a legacy and now my daughters are here. We love new families and Jolly and Cori are the best Camp Directors.

WHAT?!?! If I had known Robindel was on Yelp, I would've given it 5 stars 100 years ago…read more My last summer was eleven years ago, and I have been back to visit almost every summer since. The memories and friends that I made at camp will certainly last a lifetime. The directors Ann and Nat have done everything possible to maintain the important traditions of CR, and you never have to worry that they will sell out to a big camping organization or that they will ever build a pool. The lake is the most important drawing point because it is the largest, most beautiful, and most pristine lake in all of New England. The camp wraps around the lake, and all of the property in use is along the waterfront. The grounds are impeccable, and the campers (but for a few bad apples) love and respect the camp, and its traditions, to the up most degree. The food is another important drawing factor. Gary, the chef, whose first summer was in 1958, still makes everything he can from scratch, and he is extremely talented. He is the only Black man, who can braid a challah better than any Jew on earth. Gary sparked my love for food 17 years ago, and now I'm an elite yelper all thanks to him. My mom says he is the reason she sent me here. This is an all-girls, uniform, camp. The campers are primarily, but not exclusively, Jewish. The staff is almost exclusively gentile, with the exception of returning camper counselors. The directors and administration are strict, and rule-breaking isn't tolerated, and is treated as a distraction to the overall camp experience (i.e. you'll get sent home for any serious infraction). However, as a camper, there was never any temptation to get into trouble. Even at 14 years old, boys, cigarettes, drinking, etc. were the absolute farthest things from our minds. In those years, we would never think of doing anything to jeopardize our Color War standings. Color War at Robindel is a 7 week event, with competition taking place every Sunday, and culminating with Sing in the final days of camp. The winners are determined after the Sing competition. Seriously, send your daughters here. It comes more highly recommended than Babbo or Ippudo.

This camp was honestly the worst experience of my life. I came thinking it was going to be a really…read morefun experience when I was 14 but me and the friends i came with ended up crying everyday we were so homesick. The activities were awful and based toward younger kids. I can't begin to describe the pain i felt waking up everyday and spending time with everyone there. When we asked them to contact our parents, they straight up lied to us and told us that they did (when we got home we found out they didnt) when me and me friends were homesick they made absoloutey no effort to make us feel any better. I felt extremely uncomfortable at this camp, and even though i tried very hard to stay positive I would consider it the worst camp experience I have ever had. I had to tell myself things such as "just 12 more days and you'll be home" to just get through the day and keep from crying. The activities were absoutye no fun and it honestly felt like more of a work camp with all the chores they make you do. I would strongly suggest you never come here. OH also i didn't make one friend. One of t he two friends i went with left early because she hated it so much, and the camp refused to notify our parents. If you're looking for the truth about PVC, this is it.

I do not recommend any "Moose Tours" with Lucie. We drove 3 hours to meet her and she was an hour…read morelate to the meeting point(no cell service to contact her), completely unprepared for us as she "pulled the wrong file" "what did I tell you we were doing" We basically drove up and down route 26 for 6 hours looking for moose on the side of the highway. She stopped to asked the locals where to find moose and spoke endlessly about the types of trees in NH. No moose were spotted at all even after a desperate mosquito infested walk through the woods (yes, we had bug spray but it didn't make a difference). We were told "plan B" was to drive up and down the same highway at midnight to see if the moose were out. This was a surprise for my husbands birthday, It was a surprise for both of us! This was a complete waste of time and money.

What a great experience we had and most of all a beautiful day with a great guide! I booked a one…read moreday trip kayaking for Lisa and I and it couldn't have went any better. Lucy met us in the morning and we went straight to the river. It was such a gorgeous and enjoyable ride and she was so pleasant and relaxed the whole way through. She gave us some simple tips on kayaking and also some nice information on some of the wildlife and history of the area. When we reached Lake Ossipee the wind was very strong which made the lake very choppy and her lead was so assuring in the challenge that lay ahead of us - she was awesome and we made it to the other side of the lake without any issues whatsoever. I would highly recommend Lucy if you want to experience a great day outdoors in the White Mountains

I grew up at Nokomis, and so did a lot of people. It's not unusual to find staff members hanging…read moreout with each other during the off-season, reminiscing about their 30-40 years working at camp. It's less like a place you go in the summer, and more like a family. I cannot say enough good about this place. I attended for 9 summers and only wish I could still go back every year. In addition to the wide range of activities, the people are great and the food is pretty fantastic, particularly when compared to the stuff being served up at other summer camps. A few of the activities offered to campers: Archery, rowing, wind surfing, sailing, swimming, photography, ceramics, leather craft, copper enameling, silver craft, basketball, soccer, ropes course, water skiing, canoeing, theater, tennis, and more. Campers can attend for 2-week sessions, up to a total of 8 weeks. At the end of the second and fourth sessions, there's a giant themed banquet that is tons of fun. Apply early as the camp roster is usually full for the next summer by December.

I went to camp Nokomis hoping for a good first time camp experience. Though the food was good, the…read morecabins and grounds nice, I did not have a good time. Camp Nokomis is on Lake Winnipesaukee, so the reason I went there was to have a good camp experience and swim in the lake. Boy was I wrong. Although I was on my towns swim team at the time, and had much swimming experience, I only made it into the level one swim class, and not only did I have to have swim class with girls much younger than I, it made me unable to swim in the lake!!! It was a HUGE disappointment. This left me with nothing to do during free time, and left me bored as well as homesick. Not only that, but many of the activities I signed up for I did not enjoy, especially kayaking, because we were not really kayaking, but merely learning how to save ourselves if the kayaks happen to flip over, which is highly unlikely. I will not go into too many details, but just no that I do not recommend camp Nokomis, and I was not the only one there who had a bad time,v