Truly the best camp ever! I've attended this camp in so many capacities, as a camper, counselor,…read moreassistant director and now a nurses assistant. I've spent the last 21 summers at the most special place and can truly say that it feels like home. It shaped me into the person I am today! I will absolutely send my future children here & can't recommend it enough! :)

My son has been going to camp since the summer after 1st grade and he is now 16. He loves it and…read morehas had a great time every year he's been.

Rollin, rollin, rollin!…read more My coworkers and I took a church to Carolina Creek for a week and i was excited for the group. What a joyful welcoming, I would have stayed if they asked me:)).

I had a amazing time we went to Lake Livingston, and the counselors really nice I loved you want to…read morego back no matter what I've would give this place 5,0000,00000 stars.

This is a supremely friendly Christian summer camp place. Registering your child is super easy and…read morethe fees are affordable. It's such a welcoming place for all children and the counselors that volunteer are family. The cabins are very unique in that they are named after famous Texans in our state's history. Like Davy Crockett, William B Travis, James Fannin, Juan Seguin and James Bonham just to name several. This place is situated in the middle of Crockett. Very country and what's it to like? Rolling hills, beautiful trees, major green belt areas and a lake. They have cool activities for the kids like riflery, archery, horse back riding, arts & crafts, swimming in the lake and much much more. This is the kind of camp that is could be the cherry topping of a wonderful summer.

i enjoyed every day at this place over the years and i just wanna mention some people saul ruben…read moreelliot carsten theese people really made frontier camp the fun experience it is

How are used to be a Director at camp coyote. It was a great Small Private Camp. I'm pretty sure…read moreit's closed now

Beautiful ranch with some great places to ride horses and some cool places just to hang out. Even…read moresome nice small lakes for fishing. I do wish that they had more adequate RV hookups for our horse trailers during event weekends.

My daughter went to camp here last year. The experience she had was so incredible. The counselors…read moreto the directors are very sharp and nice people. It is not too far from home and very new and clean. I am guessing this camp is less than five years old but the construction and thought process behind the layout is wonderful. They have a huge slide that goes into the lake. They have a theatrical theater, new, clean, very nice cabins that have AC. They keep out fresh fruit as snacks, and my daughter being a vegetarian had no problem at all. The leaders of this camp base everything (from what I can tell) about developing your daughter into a strong independent person. They stress the great women in history and the impact they made on our lives. They lead your child into coming home full of confidence and pride in the things they accomplished with out your help. My daughter did one week last year but it will be two this year. This camp made a huge impression on her life and I am excited to see how she grows in the next session this summer. This is a very nice safe and protected place for you child. I often look at the picture on her wall hanging out in front of her cabin , messing around with her friends, having the time of her life. Sincerely, Papa Bear.

My daughters have been going to this camp for 5 years. Every year, they count down the days until…read morethey can go again. It's been a magical place for them. I'm so happy that Piper and Popsie (the leaders) have been part of our lives. Some of my favorite stories my girls have shared.... When my youngest daughter went for the first couple years, she had a "big sister" from the 9th grade leadership girls. The big sisters are supposed to grant wishes for the little sisters. Well, my daughter wanted to stop time. So, her "big" got everyone in the camp to agree that if my daughter yelled "Freeze!" in the dining hall, everyone would stop in place for five seconds. It was an empowering moment to know her wish could come true in such a creative way. Another year, my older daughter was struggling with some friendship issues. When the counselors ended up giving her the firelighter award - as someone who represented the spirit of camp - her entire self-perception changed in a very positive way that carried forward out of camp. This year, the middle school girls wrote everything they didn't like about themselves on post its, stuck them on their counselors, then ripped the post-its to shreds... so they knew they could destroy the power those things had over them. On top of all these amazing self-empowerment moments, camp is just fun! My girls come back learning new songs, happy about new friends, and exhausted from having so much activity for two solid weeks. And they even rave about the food. We heart CLC.

Went for church camp this week it was so much fun. I love this place so much it is the best camp…read moreplace ever! I went with my Church. I am so happy this appreciate you can't let us go for preteen camp! Everyone is so nice the staff was good,the food was good,everything was also good. My favorite thing here was the pool! Asking if ever it was really cool and I suggest you should try it out for yourself. Ask your teachers or if you are a teacher ask Pineywoods it is pretty cool for a preteen camp! So it was pretty fun and it is pretty cool! Please bring your bags. Please remember to say something!

Wonderful place to bring youth and children for summer camp. It is centered around living the…read moreChristian life on a daily basis and teaching you what it means to be a Christian. Lots of activities including swimming, ropes course. etc.

This is a great place to learn how to ride, trail ride have a birthday party, summer camp, play…read moreday, jump shows and so much more. Love this place

I was wondering but that cause giving lessons that good but I'm there with family but I'll keep…read morethat in mine that's not bad 45.00 thank you every much

This will be our 10th year attending Camp Cho-Yeh, with our now three children, aged 16, 13 and 8…read more My boys started at age 7 and 5 as well as my daughter at 5. I can not say enough wonderful things about this camp. Every year that we have picked them up, no one wants to come home as they want to continue to stay and have fun with their counselors, friends, old and new, and being adventurous. I felt compelled to write this review because I read some of the negative reviews left that I can absolutely, with 100% assurance, say we have never heard of nor experienced with any of our children. People from every walk of life are present and everyone is welcomed with open arms. I've also gone myself for the mother-daughter camp and experienced first-hand how the bunks feel and the camp operates. They were comfortable, quiet and clean. While the cuisine isn't five-star, it is good camp food. The kids love it and there is a good selection. We can't expect a Perry's steakhouse every night for these guys! The counselors have always been very attentive and write to our children via postcard during the year to check-in and encourage them to continue their personal growth and relationship with God. My children LOVE their counselors. The camp is wholesome, fun, offers a huge selection of activities and is close to Houston while being just far enough away. I could go on and on, but I would encourage anyone looking for a great place to send their children for a fantastic sleep away camp to look into Camp Cho-Yeh.

This was the first year for our 10 year old to attend a stay away camp and she loved it. The…read morecounselors were all amazing, supportive, and loving. Our daughter, despite the heat loved all the amenities camp had to offer. The bunks/cabins were amazing. Each room in our daughters cabin had 6-8 beds and shared a private toilet and shower. In the room was a community sink. There were 3 rooms in the cabin and had a middle seating/lounge area and small kitchen (assuming for the counselors). They had access to ice and water to fill their bottles. Shoes were kept outside the main door to keep the interior tidy. Days were started and finished with devotions/Bible study and worship. They swam at least once a day and kept them cool with water activities through the day and inside arts and crafts. When it was time to go home, our daughter cried because she didn't want to leave the camp or the new friends she had made through the week. We will most definitely be back next year!!!

I went to this camp every summer for 15 years. It is so refreshing to be in the outdoors. Great…read morestaff, great program, and best camp I ever went to. I love Camp Niwana!

This was our child experience at Camp Niwana! This is a…read morecopy of the letter I wrote to them about our issues! I am emailing to report that we are completely floored and disappointed on how our child was treated while at your camp last week. The lack of accountability is unacceptable! That your nurse would argue with us about our child's medication instructions, after she did not administer medication to our children all week, is so irresponsible! I made an attempt to speak to those in charge, but everyone kept passing me on to someone else! On the way home, our child informed us that she was so sick, she was having accidents in her bed; and asked to call home to inform us and was denied access to a phone! This is unacceptable!! If YOUR STAFF is incapable of taking care of OUR CHILDREN while in your care, then at the very least, someone should have contacted us and given us the option of coming to get them! Her counselors bullied her and allowed for her bunk mate to also bully her the entire week! She stated that one counselor pushed her because the counselor did not feel that our child was doing as instructed. The other one stepped on her hand and stated to her, "I am so NOT sorry for doing that." Our child also asked to see her younger sister because she was so sick and was denied the request when other campers were allowed to hang out with their siblings. When she asked why she could not see her sister, the counselor told her because it was her first year; and that only campers who have been attending for several years were allowed to visit with their siblings. If there is going to be such favoritism then maybe you all should NOT have put out a Groupon. Our child came home broken and has not been herself since we picked her up on Saturday. She is distant, she does not want to make eye contact with anyone, and she does not want anyone to touch her and most importantly has not smiled since she has been home! I seriously hope that you will re-train all your counselors; but especially your nurse, because all this behavior is inexcusable!