This place changed my life when I started attending over night camp at age 5 (pretty sure you have…read moreto be older now). I am now 41 years old and have not missed one year - camper, counselor, alumni and yearly attendee of Family Camp, and, perhaps best of all, parent of campers. My children are now learning the independence I learned so many years ago, and are meeting life long friends - this last part is not a clique saying but truth.

From the owner: Situated on 200 wooded acres with over a mile of shoreline on Corey Lake, YMCA Camp Eberhart has…read morebeen a treasured destination for children and families for more than 110 years. We provide a lifetime's worth of skills and experience through residential and day summer camps, specialty camps, and camping activities for all. Camp Eberhart boasts one of the largest sailing programs in the country and offers additional activities such as archery, photography, astronomy, equestrian, riflery, canoeing, fishing, high ropes, land sports, outdoor cooking, arts and crafts, music, drama, and more. Resident campers can choose from specialty camps such as Astro Camp, Ranch Camp, Leadership Core, 3-Day Try-It Camp, and Service Crew while staying in facilities ranging from traditional stone cabins to treehouses to temperature-controlled lodges. Our mission is to provide impactful outdoor experiences where campers learn new skills, gain independence, and grow as an individual.

Latvian camp is the greatest place on earth.read more

I was the cook there in 1995 for the summer and it was absolutely the best time I've ever had as a…read morecook today and I've been doing it for over 35 years

Five Pines is a great place all year round.  In the summer they have camps (which I went to as a…read moreyoung lad) with an abundance of activities including swimming, a rock climbing wall, and a ropes course.  The middle school I went to even took us out here back in the day as a field trip.  My church would take the middle and high schoolers out here in the fall for hay rides which is always a fun treat. As for the winter, they offer tubing and other winter activities on a large hill on property.  They also sell warm beverages during this time to warm up between activities.  Five Pines is simply a great outdoor place with numberous fun things to do.  Let the adventuring begin! Ps.  Something cool: in the lodge there are pictures of campers.  I'm up there a few times :)

Love this place Me and all my sisters have go here 1st grade…read moreal the way up. Three of us worked here too.

Not a camp. Hotel style lodge accommodations. Located on a…read morenatural peninsula. All facilities and buildings are oriented around a "center circle" - everything is within walkable distance. * High ropes course * Low ropes * 35 foot climbing tower * Zip line and view deck * Plenty of hiking trails

We were absolutely amazed by the accommodations, the beautiful facility, the delicious food, and…read moremost of all, the incredible staff. The setting was stunning, and the team went above and beyond to make sure everything was just the way we wanted.

Back in the summer of 76 or 77. I was only 12 years old, but this place was the greatest. I can…read moreremember that there was this thing at every dinner about "kiss the fish! Kiss the fish!" And "announcements, announcements" all the troops would scream these things. The staff were simply awesome! I went there two years in a row with troop 381 out of Alexandria, Indiana.

Next Level provides a positive environment for the pursuit of enjoyment and improvement in golf,…read morepickleball, volleyball and any sport with a ball and a bat. They're knowledgeable, friendly and are constantly striving to improve the customer experience. It's refreshing to have management interested in hearing consumer feedback and evolving. This is my go-to oasis for short game and full swing practice, not to mention playing bucket list courses on Trackman and obtaining useful data about my swing tendencies. Thanks for all your efforts to be better!

I have our seven year old in quite a few sports and this one's the worst. $143 and sneakily make…read moreyou pay that amount for three months! What is wrong with these people? The training was mediocre at best. How disappointing to prey on families. We just moved to the area and we're trying different activities and there are a lot of good ones here. This is not one.