Extremely Disappointed - Do Not Send Your Kids Here My son attended Camp Keystone last summer and loved it, so we were excited for him to return. Unfortunately, this year has been a completely different--and deeply upsetting--experience. At pickup, my 6-year-old was in tears and told me that a 13-year-old Counselor in Training yelled at him that he was "tired of him" and then threw him to the ground. Yes, my son had thrown a piece of chalk--something we've addressed and made clear was wrong--but the violent and aggressive response from an older child in a leadership role is completely unacceptable. Worse, there was no adult supervision when this happened, and no camp staff informed us. We only found out from our son. When I contacted the camp, they minimized the incident and failed to take any real accountability. The 13-year-old was not dismissed, and in fact, is being allowed to remain in the Counselor in Training program and return next summer to supervise other children. The camp's own Code of Conduct says it will not tolerate violence--but they are clearly not following through. This was not just a kid-to-kid disagreement. This was a teenager in a position of responsibility physically assaulting a child half his age. If Camp Keystone does not take this seriously, parents should. I can no longer recommend this camp to anyone. There is a complete lack of oversight, accountability, and concern for camper safety. We will not be returning, and I urge other parents to think twice before sending their children here. read more

My son returned for his 3rd summer of endless fun. Absolutely beautiful setting nestled in the Santa Monica foothills with non stop activities. Thank you for another great Summer!! read more

My granddaughter had a wonderful summer at Camp Keystone. The counselors were excellent, they celebrated her birthday and made a special effort to make her feel included. Especially counselor Icee met her on the bus each morning and said goodbye each afternoon. My granddaughter's mother was deployed overseas during that time so her camp experience helped her deal with missing her mother. read more

My kids had a blast. I Honestly have no idea what they even did all day here because my children won't give me any details but they would come home exhausted and happy! I don't know how much the counselors know abt each child and what the ratio is but my children def didn't know their counselors name. I would have felt a bit better if they had more of a connection there but the staff at drop off and pickup could not have been nicer and more caring abt the kids. The slide is amazing we went to a birthday party there and def would recommend it as a party venue it was AWESOME. read more

Camp Keystone we love you!! My kids are really enjoying their summer with you. They are all going on 3 weeks and are looking forward to the overnight. Thank you for the wonderful experience thus far and the positive uplifting energy everyday of every week we have attended. We will definitely be returning next week!! Staff is amazing, food is great, activities are entertaining and fun! Can't beat this camp. Thank you! See you again soon! Also, the owner is super cool especially in his happy face ty dyed shirt! read more

This was my six year old daughter's first time at summer camp & I have to say she has had an absolute blast all summer. With this being the last week of camp a HUGE shoutout to Zuma, Pom Pom, S'mores, Shadow and all the other counselors who treated her like a friend and a camper. She has felt absolutely loved all summer and she has had a noticeable change in her self confidence. She is sad that camp is over but I have assured her she will be back next summer, so she is hanging in there. She loved the big camp out night and has so much fun everyday. Thank you Larry & staff for caring about the families and the children you serve. We could not have hoped to find a better camp!! read more

This was our first (and last) year at Keystone. Prior to that, my kids spent a total of 7 years at Camp Kinneret and they loved every single day of it. It's a very expensive camp but the standard of service that you get there is top notch. Over the years I had heard things about Camp Keystone- like that it was comparable to Kinneret and better for the older kids so we decided to give it a try. Considering the comparable price tag Camp Keystone has, I figured the standard of service would be on par with Kinneret as well. I didn't tour it in person first but I looked it up online and their website and interactive map was very impressive- the map looked like something you would see at Disneyland! My kids were so excited and had such high hopes/ expectations. Unfortunately, high hopes tend to lead to great disappointments and, boy oh boy, Camp Keystone definitely delivered on those disappointments. The only way that this place is even comparable to Camp Kinneret is the price but, when I paid that kind of money at Kinneret, I felt like my kids were in great hands and I knew they were having the time of their lives. Money very well spent. After spending almost $900 for one week of Keystone, I feel like I was punched in the gut. It felt like a camp version of the Fyre Festival (2017, Exuma Islands)- we were promised a high end camp that was jam packed with amazing activities but ended up getting a camp that felt like a low level parks and rec camp (no hate to the parks and recs but they tend to be lower tier). I am going to detail some of my daughter's complaints below: Day #1 of camp: - camp seemed very disorganized and unprepared. Activity #1 Bounce House: -The bounce house wouldn't inflate for a good 20 minutes and when it finally was inflated, it was filled with bugs and smelled like urine. Activity #2 Go Karts: - the go carts hadn't been charged so my daughter's go cart kept stopping. There wasn't another one available to swap it out because none of the unused ones had been charged either - many of the activities that were advertised and are shown in the interactive map are not there anymore or were not on the schedule that week (each session is one week only) Snack time day #1: - my daughter and her friend didn't know that they were supposed to take their snacks out of their lunchboxes so, when snack time came around, they had nothing to eat and they were starving. When they told the counselors, the counselors gave a "tough shit" kind of response. No one offered to help find a snack or allow her to go to her backpack to get hers. - the counselors didn't have the cheerful attitude one would expect out of a camp counselor, nor did they try to go above and beyond to help the campers. The rest of the week had similar hiccups and was only slightly better than day #1. Other points worth mentioning: - the bus ride was incredibly boring with little interaction with the counselors on the bus. Huge contrast from Camp Kinneret where the bus was one of the best parts of the day, with bus counselors constantly interacting with the kids and singing. - counselors and directors go by nicknames like Cherry Cola, Shadow, Daisy, Kiwi, S'mores, etc. It's very awkward when you have to call the camp to discuss serious issues and the director introduces herself by some absurd nickname instead of her real name. Shows a lack of professionalism. I don't think I would've taken issue with this if the rest of the camp was great but it was just the icing on an already crappy, expensive cake. In case it's not obvious from everything I've already stated, we will not be returning to Keystone. read more

Do not bring your child here, counselors our extremely grumpy with a very low frustration tolerance. It's obvious they don't enjoy the kids. The administration office is the same, they run their camp like a corporate business. Their main goal is to make money, not to make the kids happy. I have had the pleasure of raising (6) kids and My kids have enjoyed a lot of the other camps in the immediate area. The kids should be first and treated kindly , not the profit margin. read more

SINCE MY REVIEW MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED (as I have heard Larry is pretty good at making them go away) I FIGURED I WOULD REPOST IT: I would like to write about an incident that happened at camp keystone summer 2022 that I'm not sure a lot of parents are aware of. One of the highlights of camp keystone is the snow cone machine that is offered at the end of lunch for the kids to buy. On the last day of camp (08/12/2022) a plastic cup was shredded in with the snow cone ice. Nobody knows how it happened (maybe it was the CILT's who were running the snow cone machine even though they are campers and weren't supposed to be running it) but what I do know is how many kids had SHARDS OF PLASTIC in their mouths. counselors were running around throwing out snow cones and PULLING PLASTIC OUT OF KIDS MOUTHS. CILTS are under 18. they are CAMPERS in leadership training, who are usually 14-16 and are CAMPERS, yet we're in charge of running snowcones. Just thought the parents would like to know about this. read more

Best Camp in Los Angeles! No question about it. They have the greatest activities for the kids, a beautiful space, swimming pool, rock climbing, bouncers, gold mining, surf stimulator, sports courts, boating, candy shack, hot lunches available for purchase, and so much more! The staff is always smiling, happy and so helpful and nice! Worth every penny, and they give opportunities to save money if you sign up early. You can waste your time going to all the summer camp open houses or just believe me now and sign your kid up for Camp Keystone! read more

Kids love it. Zip lines, horses, giant water slide, great kids working the place... Never a bad experience. Expensive yeah, but well worth it. Really great experience for kids in the Santa Monica Mountains. read more

Camp Keystone - Summer Camps Near Me - Agoura Hills, California

This is our 5 year olds first time at camp. I was a little hesitant about sending him at such a young age but actually he's not the youngest. There are campers in Junior Camp with him this summer that are 3 years old! My son has completed his first week at camp and loves it. I would without a doubt send my daughter when she's 3 after the great time I see my son having. I feel my son is very safe. I feel the counselors and directors want to give the kids a safe and great experience just as they likely had themselves as kids. I had every concern a parent would have about sending a 5 year old to camp without anyone he knows, but I'll tell you what changed my mind. My husband and I decided late in the summer to send our son to camp before he starts kindergarten to give him some more social experience considering covid has kept his preschool experience quite limiting this last year and a half. The owner kindly met us at the camp one day even though tours had already happened on previous days we missed. He talked to us and gave us a tour of the grounds. After leaving we felt extremely confident this was the camp for our child. I looked into other camps but Camp Keystone had beautiful grounds and an owner that is extremely competent and passionate about his camp. He wants the kids to just be kids, especially after such a difficult year. I made a call to Cali Camp prior to making a final decision about where to send my son. They told me I would not be able to come for a tour unless I signed up for camp first. I felt very rushed on the phone as well. They did not make me feel valued. When I called Camp Keystone to inquire about a tour, the woman I spoke to took her time to talk to me. She didn't rush to end the conversation. She told me about her personal experience sending her child to camp at a young age and how much the camp meant to her family leading to her eventual employment at the camp. I'm glad I signed up my son for 2 weeks. Summer camp was a big part of my husband's childhood and he is happy we found a place for our son to start his camp experience. I wish my parents had sent me to a camp as awesome as this one! I expect my son and eventually my daughter will have great summer memories at Camp Keystone! read more

worst administration camp,Dont sign for this camp for CIT As all your kid will do is to run after other kids,And do the "dirty work" waist of Money,No fun them policy is "no electronics" thats one of the reasons i choose them-It came out that All campers came with them phones besides the new campers that following them policies,Be aware that they will only be nice to you till they get them payments-after that If you need a refund or any issue-they will become agressive,They will charge you in full But will not help you in anyway on any situation,I paid them over $900 and I used them only one day-I asked for refund for at least 20% and they refused in a very ugly letter I sent my kid first time to this Camp-I called over 3 times just to check that all OK As no phones,They promised to call back-But no call been made,I used them bus and at the evening I got an email that driver have COVID-Instead of letting us know BEFORE the drive All they care is the Money,There are many other Camps around them that are cheaper,Better,and HonnestCheck before you sign-Be AWARE!!! read more

My kids have had the absolute best time here. All of the counselors are so friendly and happy and my kids have been treated so well. They say each activity is the perfect amount of time to feel like they had fun but didn't get bored. I really feel like after just this one summer they feel like a part of the camp community. read more

AWESOME day spent @ Camp Keystone's family day!!! We made online reservations for the pool And slide activity. 2.5 hours duration. We rarely go on any outings because of covid. But, felt comfortable here as they only allow limited number of people & rules were explained. It's a very large place, so we had more than six feet distance. Four life guards. Food stand. No outside food allowed. Very clean pool & slide. Clean bathroom/changing room. Overall had a great experience! Can't wait to go back. read more

Great camp and they accommodated us last minute after just moving here. My kids felt included and the counselors were amazing. Would love to see them add horseback riding for next summer! read more

Fantastic experience for the campers. My daughter enjoyed going to Keystone as a camper so much that she is now a counselor there. Fun, safe adventures await your kids! read more

I enrolled my child here for the first time this Summer. We came to take a tour first. The counselor who showed us the property was very sweet and informative (I believe her name was "Sky"). They truly have everything for the kids; horseback riding, zip lining, go karts, swimming with an awesome water slide, jumpers and a lot more! Unfortunately, their stream is mostly dry this Summer due to the drought (obviously not their fault)! The only major issue I had was with the Owner (?) or Director. I went to register my child in-person at the camp office and he was actually quite rude. He acted like it was an inconvenience to help me and was very curt with me for no reason at all. He asked me to register my child online because it was "too much paperwork" for them to do. It almost turned me off to the whole camp entirely, but I am glad it didn't, because my child has enjoyed it. The rest of the staffers seem nice, attentive and responsible, and my child has had no complaints. read more

Please be aware before paying the 700+ per week for this camp. This camp does not follow suit to the image they are trying to portray. They are not accommodating and will not deviate from their "terms and conditions" so read them thoroughly. My daughter was so excited prior to her first day of camp. It was her first time at Camp Keystone. After D1 she lost her spark. The staff had attitude and do not fit to care for children. They get frustrated easily. My 8 yr old daughter told me that the counselors weren't very patient. Imagine hearing from your child, that you are trusting a camp to care for that the counselors seemed unhappy. My daughter was completely exhausted after D3. She did not want to go back. I have 3 kids with my daughter being the youngest and I have never experienced my child NOT wanting to return to a camp. I reached out to let the camp know the situation, hoping they could help rectify the situation to no avail. Unfortunately, You will not be able to make any adjustments under any circumstances due to the terms and conditions the camp is committed to holding you to. To be fair, I understood the terms and conditions, but sometimes adjustments need and should be made depending on the circumstances. Not with camp keystone, so be be aware before spending the 700+ for one week of camp. We will NOT be returning. My hope is something sparks a change so the kids are taken care of the way they deserve to be and the parents are treated with the respect they deserve. read more

Tough review to write. Wish it wouldve been better. Not worth the $$$ value if your looking for a supportive & structured environment. Today was my sons last day of junior summer camp and I can honestly say My family will probably NOT be back. From the get go I sorta felt this camp was way to big and unstructured for my son who has some attention & speech articulation issues. My son is only 4 years old and is still learning that playing wildly with sticks, sand and others can have a negative price if overly active or playful. On five different occasions walking into the camp to pick up my son throughout the summer I was confronted with bad news from the counselors about my sons day, these plan as day set up meetings with directors were waiting to talk the moment I walked in. So not inviting. Completely ridiculous if you ask me. My family paid lot of money for his enjoyment / not bad news. I especially dont need questioning as to my parenting or what I think they could do different to handle my son who is very active, unknowly aggressive , shy and sweet. It got to the point I felt unwelcomed or worried towards the end what "next" thing was going to happen. Whether it was other kids picking on my son or his own wild behavior to others, the attention, knowledge and primary care was really poor. Everything really is done like a business. Time per activity or such. Etc etc...btw My son was covered in sand everyday when they promised the JR kids would do more than just play in the sand for their daily schedule. This camp was deffiantly not what my family was expecting. Its NOT meant for young children. Sorry Camp Keystone. The offerings are very appealing, but dont be mistaken your child will NOT do most of the things there but a few bouncys, art, limited pool time or mainly sand pit. Btw 6 weeks enrolled and I didnt get 1 picture of my son having socalled enjoyment. Was 6 bucks for lunches - my son must said he was hungry everyday I picked him up. AND please do something about the big rocks in the parking lot. Surprised they dont have people with flat tires. Heres the thing - summer camp should be fun place for kids to bond and experience and learn new things. The counselors need to be better trained to deal with different personality types especially ones with speech deficits. These counselors are college students looking to waste time for the summer. On each day, we were welcomed with a good morning, a thank you, etc. ironically enough with so many around on our final day, not one person said anything on our way out and that was even through an exit with many counselors. So very disappointing....like another reviewer said on here recently, my son never felt welcomed or comfortable there.....what kind of environment are you guys fostering here? So wish my family would have made a different choice for the summer. read more

I can't say enough about Camp Keystone. My boys have gone to summer camp there the last few years and always had a great time. They have every possible fun thing to do you can think of! You name it, they have it! I don't know why I didn't write a review before, except that I guess, I'm like a lot of other people who tend to write reviews when they've had a bad experience. Not the case here! What prompted me to write this review was sending my youngest along with her brothers this year. Like I think most moms would be, I was more apprehensive about sending my 4 yr old daughter to camp than I was about her older brothers. Knowing there was a junior camp especially for the littlest ones and the fact that she'd be riding along with her brothers and wouldn't be totally on her own, I decided to go ahead. I couldn't be happier with my decision! She's had the best time ever! Everything from the online enrollment, which included options to have a car seat or booster provided for her bus rides, totally flexible date selection, the camper profile so that counselors would know how to make her comfortable right away, put my mind at ease. From the very first day, she came home smiling and excited to go back, telling me about all the fun things she did at camp! I've never had any complaints about the counselors. They've always seemed to have a great rapport with my boys and very responsible about knowing who's who and checking pick up, etc. My boys always seem to bond with at least a few each summer. My daughter has been no exception. Thanks to everyone at Camp Keystone. You've made this a worry free summer for all of my campers and now I feel confident my little one will be totally ready to start pre-K at her new elementary school in August! Best of all, after her camp experience, I think SHE feels more confident about starting pre-K at the new school too. YAY Camp Keystone! read more

I am "WITH" Camp Keystone. Listen here parents, my daughter had been going to Art Academy for the previous 4 summers. It's a great camp if you are looking for indoors and in bungalows all day with minimal "outdoor" play. Don't get me wrong, those might be things you are looking for but as my daughter got older, we wanted her to experience the outdoors. Lastly, I never felt that my daughter "connected" with a particular child. Move forward to Camp Keystone. Bear in mind, we toured all of our choices. She's tried Camp Summertime, Art Academy, YMCA Camp. After touring Cali Camp, Kinnerret & Keystone, she decided on Keystone. Neither myself nor my husband could be happier. At Keystone, my daughter has reconnected with previous campers and classmates from Art Academy, previous school (kindergarten), dance school, elementary school and friends of friends. I will go on to say that she has even bonded with these kids that I look forward to inviting for birthdays, sleepovers and "hang out" dates. I'm not certain as to why previous posters ever stated that 'they never had a chance to do....'. So far, from what my daughter tells me is this: "Everyone get's a chance. If they don't want to do the activity, they can sit it out and just hang out and other kids get a second/third chance at the activity and they give you plenty of time to do it". On Friday, I picked up my daughter and immediately over 3 counselors came over to my car to let me know that my daughter had been stung by a bee. Of course, it is not a "broken" or "sprain" but the fact that 3 separate counselors came up to tell me what occurred AND I got a letter telling me what treatment had been performed...it's a completely PROFESSIONALLY FUNCTIONING camp with stellar counselors. This being said, I will say that the counselors treat my daughter like their own sister/brother/niece....family member (and that is what I am looking for). Lastly, this camp has been around for so many years because it continues to evolve and grow with more activities (I've been told). The counselors, most of them, are returning campers that are getting into the field of medicine, child care, teaching professions...etc (found out from talking to them). To state that they are HEAVILY vetted, is an understatement. They are constantly taking additional training on first aid (found out from another mom). I feel safe dropping of my child here everyday. She has been here for the full 10 weeks and has only been "hurt" once and I was alerted immediately at pick up. Did I mention that the nurse, the next day, asked me how my daughter's ankle was? THIS is THE CAMP to TRUST with your kids. Can't wait for the baby to be 3 1/2 and start Junior Camp. I more than trust this camp (and I don't trust a lot of people). My child will be back next year and my youngest will be coming as soon as she hits 3.5! Thank you Camp Keystone and staff! read more

Camp Keystone is a great place to send your children. There are many different engaging activities ranging from the arts to sports to team building to horseback riding. There is something for every child. It can be very hot so always send your child with sun screen and water. It is also a fun place to work. It is not an easy job, but how often is something rewarding easy? If you are "there for the kids," to quote the directors, then you will have a good time working there. They are what matters most and what make the job fun. It's also a plus to make great friends, often who last long after the job, and do the fun activities with the kids. I have great memories from working there and have recommended this camp to many of my friends with kids. read more

As the parent of two third graders and a sixth grader I have sent my kids to several summer camps over the years. Their experience at Camp Keystone is the first time I have felt I made a serious mistake in my camp choice. SPOILER ALERT - After 2 weeks of misery, my kids BEGGED me not to send them back to that camp. I have been dreading writing this review all summer. I just don't write bad reviews and honestly feel a little embarrassed that my biggest thing to complain about is a really bad summer camp experience for my kids. Now that summer is almost over I want to get it off my chest and move on. I don't know what happened with Keystone this year, but each day my kids came home complaining about what a bad day they had at camp. My blood would boil thinking "I paid how much to subject my kids to this horrible day!?" They would say things like: "We had so many kids in my group again that told me not everyone could do the activity (so my son had to sit there and watch other kids do fun stuff)." "They ran out of cold water again today (keep in mind the temp was over 100 degrees)." "A counselor hit a kid in my group today and told us she hates us (in fairness I later found out this was a CIT and they removed her immediately)" "I don't swim because there are so many kids it just isn't fun." After 6 days of this, it ultimately got to the point where they didn't want to go. We tried to talk them into sticking it for the last week (3 days) out but only halfheartedly so because they were clearly getting lost in a large group of campers and not taken care of. It wasn't the camp experience that we expected or signed up for. In the end they chose to stay home and do errands rather than go to camp. After bringing up these problems with the camp more than once they investigated the problems. It took them 2 weeks of my kids suffering through the camp days to figure it out. The root of the problem was that they were letting kids come to camp on days they weren't signed up for. If you just looked at the sign in sheets the group sizes were reasonable, but when someone finally did an actual head count of the groups they figured out they had 'extra' kids in the groups and were exceeding their maximum number of kids per group. (Yikes! I thought. You have kids at your camp that aren't on the sign in sheets?!?) When ultimately we chose not to subject the kids to another miserable week of camp we kindly asked Keystone for a refund for their one remaining week. Rather than admit they had dropped the ball, they chose to go the legal route and said that according to their Terms and Conditions our "satisfaction with the experience is subjective" so they don't "guarantee or warrant and campers' satisfaction". I was shocked that they had so little pride in the service that they delivered and this was the best they could do to "strive to make Camp enjoyable". Wow! Really? Over the year my kids have been to Kinneret, Oaks Christian, Sierra Canyon, Canyon Creek, Boulevard School, and various sports camps. They LOVED every day of them and begged me to send them for more. With Keystone my kids begged me NOT to make them go another day. There are a lot of camps in the area that provide a quality product. Camp Keystone is not one of them. Walk away. read more

Camp keystone just had an amazing family outing in their pool and water slide. Super safe and social distanced but SO fun. We loved it. Best time in months! Highly recommend and we will be back ! read more

SEND YOUR CHILD TO THIS AMAZING CAMP!!! I am truly sorry to any and everyone who has had any negative thoughts about this camp. That should not be happening because it is a magical place. With that being said, this camp changed my life in so many wonderful ways. I am not afraid to call this place home, and I always feel welcomed. I attended this camp since I was 7 years old and could not get enough of it. My counselors (Shorty and the late Crombie - may he RIP) were and still are everything to me. I inspired to be just like them because they were such positive influences on me. I went on to become a CILT, and once I was old enough, a Counselor...for 4 years!!! The counselors I worked with were fabulous, and the directors made that so. They were always very supportive anytime I needed help or anything of the sort. The positive attitudes they carried always kept myself happy and entertained, both as a staffer and a camper. Love them! Keystone is well organized and constantly making improvements to the camp grounds and daily routines. Did I mention it is also extremely SAFE!? Safety is engrained into the skulls of the counselors, and the lovely nurse is always a walky-talky call away. Camp Keystone made me grow so much as a person whilst attending and working there. It taught me how to love and how to not take people for granted. I will always appreciate that place and the people in it...and so should YOU. Take this camp in whole heartedly and you will not regret it. I LOVE THIS CAMP AND YOU WILL TOO!!! Thank you Camp Keystone. Much love. read more

I think that overall they have a lot of things to do, and the activities are all fun and exciting for the first week or so. Which is why I gave them to two stars. The problem is that their counselors are not at all equipped to work with early childhood range. I fount their ability to engage my child was very minimal, and they complained about not being listened to by the counselors, not receiving their meals on time, and the lack of alternates to activities. This review is only for the junior camp. I think that it may be more suited for older kids for short term periods. Staff has poor communication skills, they are not patient and didn't seem to really understand how to work with this age group or parents of this age group. The first day I was there the Camp Director was very rude to another parent, and seemed to be a little rough around the edges. They also seemed to be extremely under staffed towards the end of the summer as counselors were going back to college, however the price was the same :) they kept pulling back activities and doing a "double swim" or mixing different age groups so that they can manage staffing. Maybe it's different for the older groups but in my opinion not good for younger ones, and I won't be bringing my children back there. It's glorified babysitting with a ton of distractions. read more

My daughter has been going to Camp Keystone for many years and is now in the CILT program. I couldn't be more thrilled with the camp, the activities, the friendships, the counselors and the knowledge that they care about the experience first and foremost. The energy, passion and positive vibe extends from Larry (the very humble and passionate master of ceremonies) to the counselors (who absolutely love their jobs and it shows) and all the way through to the office staff (who work tirelessly). Camp Keystone ROCKS!!! If only they had a camp for adults so I can have fun all day long at Agoura Disneyland. Keep up the great work!!! Parents reading this wondering if this is the right camp for you...look no further. You have arrived at your destination. These ARE the droids you're looking for. John read more

My daughter loved Camp Keystone. She loved the counselors and was sad to leave at the end of the year. She keeps asking when she gets to go back. She made lots of friends and liked all the activity choices. We visited multiple camps and let her chose. She was adamant in her choice that this was the best camp and she was right! read more

Our family had an amazing day at Camp Keystone's family day camp. 2.5 hours of water slide, and pool use, and a food stand with such delicious food. The rules were explained to us prior to entry and everything is very clean. Everyone maintained social distancing and use of masks when away from their group or on the move. The owner was very friendly. We will for sure be back for their movie and go cart night, and can't wait to do a family day camp again. We highly recommend without reservation. A much needed fun family day had by all. read more

This is the worst run camp ever! Rude camp directors and inconsdirerate camp counselors. Would never ever send me kids here again. Big waste of summer and money. Will go back to Cali-Camp next year because of a friendlier and more responsive staff. Camp Keystone SUCKS!!!! read more

My daughter ABSOLUTELY loves this camp! We have been going for 5 years now. I always register early because they give you an amazing deal if you do it early. They have the most fun activities, an amazing waterslide, and 3 sleepovers each summer. My daughter wont miss a single one! She loves the counselors, whe sees them every year, and their activities just cannot be any better. And my daughter is VERY PICKY! We went through 3 camps until we found Camp Keystone and we have no need to look elsewhere! read more

My son can't stop talking about Camp Keystone! We have been going there for three years now and can't seem to get enough of it! His favorite things there are the waterslide, horses, and go-karts. Every year they are getting more and more fun things to do. The staff is extremely kind and warm, and I was always greeted with smiling faces. My son woke up the mornings he was going to camp with a big smile on his face, an A+ for Camp Keystone! read more

I sent my 6 year old daughter to Camp Keystone this year for the first time and she loved it! She went 3xs a week Tuesday thru Thursday and was pretty tired when she got home. They have so many activities that I can't see any kid getting bored. My daughter got to try a lot of new things and skipped a couple because she was too scared this year...maybe next year? The counselors were amazing and everyone was so nice when I would come pick her up! They were very organized and always asked for my ID! Other camps I've been to, the counselors were rude, yelled at kids, and we're very unorganized. I will defiantly send her next year and when my other two, when they are old enough:) read more

Kids have a great time there. Really is a fantastic camp and pretty well organized. My daughter loves to ride the horses and all my kids love the massive water slide. They have a variety of games and activities for all kids. When I go to pick up my kids, all the kids look happy. The grounds are just beautiful. They go up to age 12, my son at almost 12 felt a little to old for it, but some might not. It's fun and a great place to send your kid(s). read more

Sent my younger one here for a couple of summers. She really enjoyed it. If any of you are from the LA area, may remember Meadow Oaks Camp growing up...this is as close to it as you are going to get! Activities Galore! Boating, arts and craft, water slide, sleepovers, popsicles...I think you get the idea. You get what you pay for here...and if you want your kids to pass out when they get home from a full day of fun, then this is the place to send them! read more

Camp Keystone is a dream camp for kids! My kids plan on being there through counselor stage! Looking forward to 2011. Alissa read more

Lucy says "I love Camp Keystone because it is fun and beautiful." She's just finishing up her second summer there. It's a great camp and the counselors are all good kids. We'll be back next year. read more

To say my 6 year old son is finicky and picky is an understatement. He gets bored of things before he's even finished talking about them. But Camp Keystone is the exception - every day he came home happier than the day before. He is not an easy child to please, and yet the camp counselors kept him active and happy the entire summer. He enjoyed all the various activities - even the ones he was initially afraid of! He looked forward to the bus ride everyday as well, and I felt comfortable leaving him in the good hands of the counselors every morning. This camp is very well run and extremely well organized. I highly recommend it to any family who wants a truly excellent camp experience for their child(ren). My son hasn't stopped talking about camp and we're looking forward to signing up again for next year. Our five year old daughter will likely attend as well. A+++ read more

It is my kids first summer at Camp Keystone. We just finished our second week and they are having an absolute blast! You can tell that a lot of thought was put into the management of drop off and pick-up. It is obvious that the safety of their staff and campers are their top priority. I love that the camp director is always out front at drop off making himself visible and available to answer any questions. Counselors help open the doors and get the kids out of their car and on the way to start their day and they end their day with counselors walking the kids to the cars. There are a variety of different activities each day and there's always something new to look forward to. My kids are definitely forming relationships with their counselors and other campers! I love that they have freshly made lunches daily for the kids as an option. Lastly, I think they do a great job keeping the kids cool on some of these very hot days. What kid wouldn't love a huge waterslide, swimming, slip n' slide, water wars and more! read more