My brother and I attended Camp Washington about 47 years ago when we were 10 and 11 - we LOVED it…read more I have the best memories of the experience - the cabins were clean, the counselors were friendly, we did a lot of arts and crafts and there was swimming at the lake, lots of singing, games on the lawn and great fireside ghost stories about human sized eagles who lived in caves, the homemade Doughnuts and of course, our Welcome to Washington song, which we can still belt out at the drop of a hat, complete with clapping and cheering portion. We attended for two weeks almost every summer for 5 years. I'm so glad and thankful that my grandparents, who lived in Milford, CT, made it possible for us to attend. Best camp experience ever!

This camp is very well run. I am very concerned about safety, and I am always happy with how the…read moreprograms are handled. My daughter's experience camping here was not my experience camping. There are actual cabins (not tents) with indoor plumbing and HVAC. There is a good ratio of staff members to kids, and all of the staff members have been nice. This camp runs shorter weekends away for younger kids, which is a great introduction to sleep-away camp.

Cleanest bathrooms I have ever seen at any outdoor establishment. 10/10 those girls were killing it…read morein there! I used the bathrooms about 4 times yesterday and not once was I grossed out. Nice breeze, no mess, no smells. Fairground itself for the Goshen Stampede was great. Lots of places for trash, plenty of shade. The stands for the rodeo should be expanded and they have got to do something about the view from the stands on the first three levels. You need to duck your head or stretch your neck to see what's going on. Easy to get around and plenty of parking.

The 109th annual Goshen fair is going on through September 5. Live events also, check the pamphlet…read morewhen you buy your tickets for times and events. $10 for adults to get in. Bring cash because some vendors are cash only. Lots of rides, games, and all the fair food you could want. My favorite was Chompers. Few different types of fried food balls would be the best way to describe it. Second favorite was the cannoli sundae. If you like going to fairs, you will have a good time.

Rundown, understaffed, and poorly run camp. Kids were packed into hot and dirty cabins and felt…read morelike their basic health and hygiene needs were not taken care of. My first time campers stuck it out for their whole two-week session, but 4 out of the other 12 girls in their cabin actually left early and the camp didn't seem to care. Interestingly, 3 out of the 4 who left were returning campers, and from what we understand, the camp has recently run into many financial difficulties and has cut back drastically on the quality of activities, facilities, and staff. So even those who may have enjoyed the camp in the past can no longer overlook the drastic decline. Activities were very basic with little to no instruction using rundown equipment / minimal materials. Cafeteria food was terrible, portion sizes were stingy, and the cafeteria often ran out of many food items. Hygiene essentials like soap and paper products were not refilled in a timely fashion. My girls' cabin went at least 3 days with no toilet paper, soap, and paper towels and so they had to walk to either the public bathroom or another cabin to use the bathroom (even late at night). Kids were required to shower in bathing suits bc the shower curtains were too flimsy and see-through to provide enough privacy and towels provided were not big enough to cover their bodies to and from the shower---so they said they never felt fully clean. There was a girl in their cabin that regularly stole things from other girls and the camp did not do much to discipline her or prevent her from continuing the behavior. There generally didn't seem to be much adult supervision and oversight. The kids seemed to mainly interact with teen counselors and it was very telling that even on pick-up and drop off days, we as parents did not get greeted or instructed on where to go by any kind of director or other adult. They allow the kids only a 5 min phone call each week, and though the kids are also allowed to write and receive both electronic and mailed letters, the camp loses track of a lot of mail and can fail to print electronic correspondences -- I know of at least 4 letters that the camp lost or did not print for my campers, who could have really benefitted from hearing from home during moments of homesickness. Two-week sessions are priced at $4800 per camper plus a sneaky $125 per kid non-refundable "canteen fee" which is supposedly for kids to purchase merchandise, but which the camp basically pockets since they do not make parents or kids well-aware that they need to use it or lose it. It really seems that the camp is trying to squeeze every cent out of families without any regard to quality of experience.

Where do I even begin about this camp?! My four summers at Chinqueka were no doubt the best of my…read morelife. As soon as I walked into the camp my first summer (2022), all the girls and counselors were so so welcoming. From singing dining hall songs to fun team activities (go Coyotes!), I've never felt more at home than I feel at Chinqueka. While the facilities are not perfect, it's as good as you can get with a sleepaway camp (there's 100+ girls and only a handful of facilities staff - what do you expect?). I've learned how to do so many things at camp (Ex. starting a campfire, leadership skills, archery, setting up a tent, canoeing, various swim strokes, etc.), and I genuinely don't think I would be the person I am today without this camp. If I could give this camp infinite stars, I would. If you're even slightly considering sending yourself or your child to any of the Ebner camps, please do so, as these will be the best summers of your life.

My kids attended Camp Moe summer camp last year and they had an absolute blast! The activities were…read moreso well thought out for every day, they always had something so creative and fun to do. The camp is run with amazing care and attention to detail. I highly recommend this camp!

Such a great camp! My nieces go here and absolutely love it. The location is great,10/10 would…read morerecommend!

Kids loved their mini golf course. Enjoying being outdoor. Staff was pleasant and accommodating. My…read moregrandkid list their ball in the little water feature that runs through it and they quickly supplied another. Will bring them there again and definitely recommend this place.

This place is old and tired but we still had fun here with our grandkids. For 5 of us to play a…read moreround of mini golf it was only $15. Really with a little TLC it could be great.

Great company! Always a fun time! We have a blast as a family. Fun for tubing and hanging out!read more

Took a 1.5 hour pontoon ride to see fall foliage for my moms 80th birthday. It was awesome!…read more We all enjoyed ourselves, even got to see a bald Eagle! Our captain was fantastic and very knowledgeable about the history and so much many more tidbits of info regarding Bantam Lake and the houses surrounding it. The captain had a last minute issue and called to let us know he will be a little bit late. For that reason the owner took money off the price of the tour. This was unexpected and extremely nice of this small business owner. I will be telling everyone about this tour and encouraging them to go. I will definitely be back in the summer! 10 stars if I could ! Thank you for making my moms 80th a fun and memorable day!!!!

Was a member for a couple of years. The setting is great. The management is lax which leads to…read morearbitrary decisions regarding membership fees and enforcement of rules. As an individual senior, I asked this year for a rate commensurate with that status. After going back and forth with vague interpretation on their part, I was told that the fee for one senior is the same as the fee for two seniors. As a result, I've chosen not to return. The McDomald family, who owns this venue, is tone deaf to suggestions and recommendations from members. They are not ADA compliant. The bathroom stalls in the womens bathroom are so small one's knees hit the door while on the toilet. The attitude of the McDonald family seems to be, "if you don't like it, don't join".

Very nice beach with lifeguards and picnic tables. I enjoyed swimming there this summer. Plenty…read moreof parking. The bathroom could use some renovations. Too small and difficult to change in that small space. Well maintained beachfront.

A GREAT CLUB! - This club has it all and the members are very friendly and helpful. The members are…read moredecent hard working people and care about the future of the club. I have always felt welcome even as a guest before I finally decided to join. This is a well rounded club with all the amenities you would expect. There are regular seasonal functions for both adults and children. Stop by to see for yourself some Sunday morning and you should agree that this club is a great value.

BF&G is a great place for all outdoor enthusiasts, especially those who like to hunt and fish. I…read moreshoot sporting clays during the summer as a guest and would highly recommend it. They also have 4 trap fields and a skeet field for those who are interested. This is a member's only club with the exception of the sporting clays, though. You do either have to be a guest of a member to shoot anything else.