My daughter went this weekend with girl scout troop to Wasewagan. This review is to warn anyone…read morethat drives a sedan and not SUV/truck as i dropped off my kid and you have to drive thru two rivers. The one in picture in a past post is the easier one closer to camp. The first river tho is a danger, it is all loose big rocks and hidden dips. Water was not so deep but no flat grounding. I had a sedan and rock punctured my transmission pan. Now my car is stuck in big bear for few days at a auto garage to replace pan. Unless u have at least 8" clearance i wouldnt drive to this camp, wish i knew as its a costly repair and car stuck on mountain. I can give feedback from the girls as there was alot of complaints but really just wanna warn others in sedans.

When I was browsing for camp, there were not too many for 6 years old, and Camp Wasewagan welcomed…read morekids from 6 years old. First time I let three of my kids in stayaway camp. Options are available for one week, two or even eight weeks. My kids, who are 6,8,9, loved it. They got to bike ride in nature while observing bugs and insects, lizard hunting, fencing, climbing, archery, ziplining, watersliding and horseback riding. Pretty much everything that they won't be able to do with me. O.O I was surprised that my 6 yrs old loved it and none of my kids were excited of me picking them up. Lol. The owner, "Crazzy" Craig, was very pleasant and responsive to phone call. He would give me update for the first three days by phone if we called him. There were lots of paperwork in the beginning and we need to send $500 deposit for each kid, with remaining balance due on the day of. They only accept check or cash. All the counselors were friendly and sweet. The kids got option to prefer top or bottom of the bunk bed and they would be placed together with other kids that was about the same age as them.

Had the best time when I was a kid!!!! I Made great friends, an experience I'll never forget.read more

I was a camper for seven years and have just recently completed my second year of being on staff. I…read morefully plan on being a part of this beautiful camp family forever, this place has truly changed my life for the better. I was diagnosed when I was 12 and had no previous knowledge of diabetes. I felt alone and confused in it because no one I knew understood how it felt. This diabetes camp completely changed my perspective and point of view, and though you only see the friends you've made there usually once a year, the bond you all have with each other never fades. I've gone every year since I was diagnosed and I plan to continue to go for as long as they'll let me. Thank you so much to all of the wonderful campers and staff.

Cedarbrook Camp So CA is the best, safe fun and a wonderful environment for children to learn how…read moreto grow in their Christian faith plus learn an appreciation of God's creation. Excellent Food, well trained Staff and perfect adult staff to camper ratio. My kids attended elementary through high school and now my grandkids are going and LOVE it.

Cedarbrook Camp Southern California is a Christ-centered year-round ministry established for the…read morepurpose of enhancing the lives of individuals and families, providing uniquely designed programs that stimulate personal growth through a relationship with Jesus Christ. Cedarbrook Camp Southern California (formerly known as Camp Cherith Southern California) is an interdenominational Christian camp located in the beautiful San Bernardino mountains above Redlands I have been a camp counselor with Cedarbrook for 3 years and I have enjoyed every minute of my time there. I have had both my children attend Cedarbrook, and they both love it. I must say that this camp is run like a family. The love and support that all staff show for each other as well as the campers is amazing, The age range of the staff ranges from 18 through 50+. The campers and staff receive three generous meals a day. The activities prepared for the campers are challenging and exciting. I think the best part of this camp is the focus on Jesus. Everywhere the campers go, play, and eat campers are learning about Jesus. This is a great place to bring your child. The actual site of the camp is on the website. The address above is the mailing address of the organization.

This is the best Camp my kids ever been to!! They absolutely loved it, staff was happy and…read moreenergetic with kids Leaving electronics and all the commotion of the Valley behind this camp is a secluded Natural Amazing place. I was apprehensive to leave my kids for the first time on a away camp but the camp staff assured me my kids would have fun and boy they did... fishing, fire camps, archery, rock climbing, lake kayaking, hiking, swimming and just being around nature took my kids breath away my son literally told me "I never felt so peaceful like this week before" Definitely will be signing them up next year, thank you Sandra and all the staff for providing such a fun place for kids to be kids again, definitely a 10.

We had a mixed bag of adventures at Camp Nawakwa. Lol…read more There were a wide variety of activities and we had a camp staff to lead us in each. We loved the nature hike we had "Jelly" (a couple of our groups got rained out-obviously to no fault of the camp), we enjoyed archery, paint ball sling shots with "Stitch", painting wood necklaces, drama circle, and an amphitheater with breathtaking views of the the sunset. We loved our hike to the lake for canoeing. I too thought the pool was chilly but it was clean! Their swim rules seemed to be really intense to me. "No jumping off the edge of the pool" hmmm ok. In my opinion overly cautious. However, the Rock wall was a blast, equipment was in good condition. Hatchet throwing was hard, but fun. I wish the hatchets were sharp enough to grab the wood. It was rare anyone stuck one into the log rounds. Some combination of wood being too hard or axes not balanced correctly made that activity a struggle. We enjoyed trying. The team building activities were thoughtful and stretched our girls as individuals and forced team unity. Maybe my favorite part of all of camp. They lost a star for food quality and portions but the staff was always in good spirit. I also wish our group had the entire cafeteria to ourselves as we often were low on space at tables and often went outside as our designated seating was full. But the food was served on time and they got a lot of people food in timely fashion. They were organized. Our cabins were dry when it rained and i felt safe from the elements and wildlife that can live nearby. Some mattresses were thicker than others. I was comfortable enough for a week of camping. The plumbing struggled at times but not sure that was the camps fault or the 85 GIRLS who MAY have not disposed of things properly. Lol Overall I think with some retraining on camp cooking and a minor tweak here and there this would be a 5 star camp. The location was beautiful. The staff was friendly. The activities were super fun!

My favorite place in the world! I always have an amazing time, the staff is always super friendly…read moreand helpful!

I went to De Beneville more than 50+ years ago. I was already fully engulfed in anti war and racial…read moreissues. Also, I had grown up in the Unitarian Church. But, my week(?) was mind blowing. The counselors really dug through very important issues of the times. It is also where I met Luis Javier Rodriguez. He was a tough guy back then, but, I knew he was special. We stayed in touch for a while....but kind of lost the connection. It has been great to see him on Sub Stack. Always Running Robin Field

BEST WEDDING VENUE EVER!…read more My husband and I dreamed of a wedding where everyone could stay together onsite, immersed in nature, with no worries about driving after a night of fun, and Camp Osito Rancho made that dream a reality. Our families stayed in the health center, lodge, and electrified cabins, while our friends embraced the adventure of summer cabins and tents. The venue offers so many stunning spaces, from the spacious dining hall for meals to the stage/amphitheater with fire pits--perfect for s'mores and late-night stories. We exchanged vows at the top of a hill near the outdoor pavilion, with a gorgeous backdrop of pine trees and a view of Big Bear Lake in the distance. We were able to offer our guests camp activities like archery and a pool day, as well as had room to setup other activities like craft tables and lawn games. The biggest perk was the complete freedom to choose our own vendors, allowing us to create a truly personalized experience (huge shoutout to Scratch Kitchen for catering--our guests still rave about the food). We spent a year making signs, collecting décor, buying solar lights, and crafting to transform this Girl Scout camp into a full-blown wedding festival. If you're up for planning the details, this venue is the ultimate blank canvas. Last but not least, the Camp Osito Rancho team is absolutely amazing. A huge thanks to Angel for her help throughout the year, Ryan for his help throughout the weekend, and to Gerardo for the tour that sold us from the start. For a wedding that feels like an unforgettable getaway, this place is pure magic

Amazing camp!! Came with sweet elite Girl Scouts 2020. My daughter canoed, rode horses, zip lined,…read morelearned archery. So many activities. Well worth the work. Beautiful campsite.

Love love this place! Purely kind hospitable accommodating. Kind! Love the hikes and the…read moreprogramming. And I don't think there is a bad bone in any staff member there. In two words rare jewels! I especially appreciate the ability to eat! They met my families diet restrictions. I expected to starve but I'm happy that we did not.

I have stayed at similar camps, but there was something different about Woodcraft! It was…read moreexceptionally clean, comfortable, well designed, and the staff was wonderful and attentive. It was the most pleasant experience. The mattresses are comfortable! The food was great. I'll definitely be back. It's a gorgeous location and easy to stay.

I attended summer camp at Ponderosa Pines many years ago. It was a life changing experience for…read morethis young pup. It boosted my confidence, I learned some outdoors skills but most of all, it was great to be around other children my age and learn to work together in a safe environment. Based on what I have seen through other sites and reviews, it appears they maintain the same mission with the same great care for our most vulnerable, our children. God Bless the team but most of all, the volunteers that serve as mentors during the various sessions held through the years.

Camp Pomderosa was great for the Hearts of Beauty (HOB) retreat. Great facility, great staff, great…read moreoverall experience!

Beautiful camp site just about an hour and a half out of LA…read more We had a church camp here and it was a wonderful experience. The facilities are top notch. Our room was nicely decorated and had good amenities. The camp ground itself had many activities to do - zip line, kayak, swimming, outdoor obstacle course, swings, miniature golf, etc. They also have a good variety of rooms/buildings for your group meetings/activities. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend this place for your group retreats.

We loved our Memorial weekend at Forest Home family camp! Great location, activities, food, people,…read moreetc. It's so great that they have times on the schedule where kids and adults are separated by age, but also times where families are doing activities together. And incredible how they have childcare in the evenings for adults to do their own thing!! The long weekend was definitely too short, so we would recommend doing the full week - although it's expensive. However, we would not recommend it for kids that still have to nap. We felt that we wasted a lot of the precious time by coming back to the cabin for naps, so we missed out on being able to do some free time activities. We will probably be back when all our kids are 5+.