Super fun for kids! Learn how to do parkour, what else would a kid want! The teachers are great,…read morethe gym is fun with challenging and beginner obstacles and the training was awesome.

I took my son to this camp they were making paper airplanes and my son wanted to make one so I…read moreasked the lady and she told me no.

Camp Palawopec is the most amazing place I've ever been. It taught me so many lessons about life,…read morecommunity, and the outdoors. I count down the days until I get to go back each year.

I accompanied a group of students to Newton's Attic on a field trip outing. Our introduction began…read morewith a presentation about STEM activities, then we rotated through four stations: G-Force, Rockets, SPINtron and the Ballista. All of the activities were interactive and interesting. The staff were friendly, patient, and encouraging. There were students that experienced these activities before and they were still excited to participate again.

My seven year old son was tired of spending his winter break at home or heading to the after school…read moreday care provider. We found Newton's Attic and he asked if he could go. My son enjoyed himself so much he has begged to go back for their upcoming summer camps. He built a box for me for Christmas, he did the sanding, etc and colored it. He was extremely proud of what he had accomplished in just a days time. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable and had TONS of projects going on. If your son or daughter enjoys building things take them to Newton's Attic! They host birthday parties and I do believe we will be setting up my sons upcoming birthday at their facility!

I love everything about Evergreen. From the staff to the families we met along the way. Staff has…read morebecome like family , my son started late in the school year December 2024 & within a week of him attending I knew this was the right decision. He'd come home asking when he'd go back, staff made him feel so comfortable he didn't cry when mom had to leave. We moved from out of state & this Nature School was one of our deciding factors. Francine was so informative on our phone call & took her time to answer any questions.

From the owner: 100% outdoor nature exploration that focuses on learning through play, discovery, exploration and…read moreinvestigation. Program is an innovative alternative to traditional preschool and kindergarten curriculums, providing a non-academic, nature immersion experience with an emphasis on Spanish language learning.

My grandkids went to this camp last summer and had a blast. They enjoyed the Ninja course and the…read moreinstructors we very friendly and supportive. I plan to have them attend again this summer. Highly recommend this because it challenges them physically and builds confidence.

From the owner: USA Ninja Challenge is a year-round obstacle course training program that combines basic skill sets…read morefrom gymnastics, climbing, cross training and track & field. The sport of Ninja is quickly becoming the most fun and creative way to meet the physical needs of today’s kids! USA Ninja Challenge is open to boys and girls ages 4 to 17. Our class program has 6 levels to master with a wide variety of progressions, drills and challenges. Ninjas that demonstrate their mastery of skills advance to the next level of training. Each Ninja progresses according to their own abilities. The purpose of the program is to build children’s self-esteem, confidence and sense of accomplishment, one obstacle at a time.

Can I give this place 25 stars? Drop your kid off for two weeks and not worry about them?…read moreAbsolutely! I've done it for the last two years. As a matter of fact my kid has spent five weeks here and had the most fun of his summer vacations at Camp Piomingo. Even when it's raining the kids are kept busy with activities. All ages are felt welcome and included. Absolutely the best experience you can give your children.

I recently attended camp Piomingo and I can most definitely say that I was under whelmed. Between…read morethe horrible food and the boring overprotective atmosphere, my friends and I can say that we were not impressed. While I attended Piomingo I did not eat anything for 2 days and I am the farthest thing from anorexic. The food is so unbearable that when I walked into the mess hall I felt a part of me just die. Everything comes out of a bag and the waffle sticks were so hard that you had to drench it in syrup just to be able to bite into it. Oh yeah, I forgot about the camp tradition hobo stew. One of my favorite camp memories was the taste of pre-overcooked processed hamburger patties mixed with processed cheddar cheese and most likely expired veggies wrapped in tinfoil and then warmed over an open fire. I was debating eating the wild berries I found in the woods so I could get sick go home and enjoy something edible. Also, the water tastes like it came straight out of a dirty shower. I couldn't find a single glass that didn't have smears, crumbs, or dirt in it. I left camp early because after the first day we had sung so many camp cheers that I had lost my voice and I don't even sing loud. The first 24 hours were so boring I wanted to get lost in the woods just so I wouldn't have to hear all the screeching cheers. There were kids that were banging on the lunch tables so hard (while the food was still on the table) and they knocked the pitcher of water off. Then they refilled it and put it back on the table and then knocked it off a second time. You would think they learned their lesson. When I asked if I could leave for obvious reasons they wanted me to wait two more days because they wanted me to give camp a fair chance. During the two days, I endured so many camp cheers I thought I was gonna die. By the time it was Wednesday afternoon I had just about had it. I asked to call my mom and they refused to let me use the phone which I thought was strange. I swear all the counselors are so OCD that if something doesn't go as planned they flip. The entire group of 36 kids were forced to sit while people went one by one on a high ropes course. Most of which would be half way up the ladder and want to go back down. I sat there for 3 hours before I got to go. While I was waiting for my turn I had the pleasure of listening to everyone sing their merry camp cheers. One kid yelled at me and I quote,"I hate you I'm gonna kill you, just kidding bro your my friend." He was breathing heavy and he did this like 15 times during my stay at the infamous Piomingo. I talked to my counselor and he told me that we can't participate in any ("fun") activities instead we went to do arts and crafts. During one of the ceremonies a kid randomly stands up and proceeded to yell HYPE at the top of his lungs like 4 times and sits down. By the way, this kid was 14. So before you send your 14+ year old child to Piomingo I would recommend finding other options because I can guarantee from personal experiences that it won't be a good fit.

Recently came here for work, we hold a retreat for our Juniors each year, and they decided to come…read moreto this camp. It is tucked down in Trafalgar Indiana so it's quiet and peaceful. The staff is very friendly and make the meals for campers as well, which was pretty tasty food! There is a lot of space for activities, we did some ice breakers, kickball, a night hike, and even got to zip line witch was awesome! The camp is also well maintained and kept, I'd come back here given the chance.

My kids have been going here for 15 years! Great summer camp, my kids always have a blast.read more