My girls are too old to look forward to Christmas, the Tooth Fairy or Easter Bunny but they do look…read moreforward every year to their one week at Camp Ohio as part of the Franklin County 4-H Camp. Talk about holding something ransom, clean your room or no 4-H Camp; you better get good grades or no 4-H Camp; what, you want to talk back to your parents ... It works, for the most part. Both of my daughters have been attending the 4-H Camp for two years and we have been doing some extra curricular activities there for four years also. This is one of the best summer camps that I have ever seen or been a part of and I believe that my daughters would agree with me. If you want or need something all you have to do is ask and if they can accommodate you they will. Anthony, the camp director, ensures that safety and fun are the top priority once you arrive. If you do go please be sure that you do the High Ropes with Haley.

Staying at the manager's cabin. It's lovely. We came for…read moreThanksgiving. They rent it out almost all the time.

This Camp is truly an amazing place. They offer different weeks based on age and a variety of…read moreopportunities when you get there. The coolest part is they make staff and campers turn off their cell phones while at camp. Why? To enjoy each other's company and live in the moment besides wondering what's going on at home! Great for kids going into grades 3-12. With volunteer weeks for grades 10-12!

A beautiful place to rest after taking in the wonders of the Hocking Hills area.read more

Parents be aware of this camp! In the beginning they looked…read moreprofessional, have a good facility but after my brother's enrolling I figured out how bad they are! I'm gonna write about couple of things happened their and you can decide for your own! 1) One time my brother and his friends ordered Pizza, a group leader asked them to give him some of the Pizza or he gonna report them! 2) Other time my brother was using his mobile phone -which is not allowed- a group leader took his mobile phone (I'm OK with this, I believe it's a fair policy), however at the end of the camp, they didn't return the mobile phone and they denied having it from the first place! when I knew there is no solution from their side, I reported this to the police! 3) When my brother and his group lift the camp, they didn't return the group's passports! we were lucky not to have international travel in that day, otherwise, they'll be missing their flight! 4) One day after leaving the camp, I returned to the camp to get my brother's phone and passport, it took me from 2:30 P.M. till 4:00 P.M. to be able to talk with C.J. their operation manager, who failed in returning my brother's phone! 5) While I was waiting in the reception, I got the chance to speak with couple of kids and parents, one of the kids told us something like (1), other kid was waiting for an airport taxi, he booked and paid for it through them a week earlier, the taxi wasn't there on time! and each time he talk with them, they were soo cold, I was pissed my self, I don't know what happened to the poor kid later in the airport however I hope he didn't miss his flight!

I expected a lot more from "The 'Best in Class' Educational Activity Centre"…read more I've been to the Kingswood in the Isle of Wight last year, and I found it to be an enjoyable experience, and so I put my name forward to the school to go this year to the Grosvenor hall Kingswood Centre. As the coach passed through the gates and into the centre, we noted the barbed wire fences, the tractor, and the road too small to fit more than one vehicle down. The general appearance of the place was not nearly as grand as the images on the website would lead you to believe. We waited for about 10 minutes for our group leader Dan (I must add that Dan, 'the moose man' as he became affectionately known, was a genuinely good group leader, kudos to him) to arrive and take us to our dorms- housed in 'Zulu' building. The bedrooms couldn't have been any more than 2 by 3.5 metres in size, with a wardrobe, sink and single bunkbed to be shared between two people, with the exception of a couple of 6 person dorms. Needless to say this was a source of much complaint from the students. The activities were stinkingly average, the usual sort of thing- Abseiling, rock climbing, zipwire and the like, and didn't make much of an impression on me. There is a newly built swimming pool at the Grosvenor Hall centre which isn't too shabby, our group got around 3 hours in it overall (1 hour for a 'pool party' which we took instead of a disco, and another 2 hours from the regular swimming activity). The instructors were varied, ranging from the really good, enthusiastic instructors who understood that 14 year olds are unlikely to sing songs as they walk from activity to activity, to those who didn't seem to care very much, to those who seemed to care a bit too much. We had one racist instuctor during the campfire, who suggested he toasted a marshmallow until it was black so that one girl didn't complain about lack of equality. The food... was like rubber mixed with cardboard. Not particularly appetising, again- the same standard of food you would expect. In the last night I managed to convince the teacher in charge of our group to let us order pizza from off-site, and we stayed up until 1am waiting for it, we were that desperate for some decent food. To conclude, I would not recommend this centre to anybody, though younger years (year 7s, 8s) would probably enjoy it a lot more than I did.

If I were a mom I would send my kid's here for camp. I came here last week for the first annual…read moreColumbus Yoga Festival and it was awesome. I basically relived my best childhood years here. They have their indoor cabins here and of course the outdoor common areas and hiking paths. You cannot imagine how happy I was when I arrived here, I mean the last outdoor camping experience I had was in Dayton and so I pretty much miss the outdoorsy experience. I was so kindly greeted when I arrived here for the Columbus Yoga Festival and given a guide for the day and what will happen around the common grounds. There were two food trucks here. The Little Eater and the Hai Poke. They had the camp tables set up for everyone to eat their lunches there. The space was more than enough to enjoy outdoor yoga. Just the experience of being outdoors and enjoying nature was so great for me. I love outdoorsy events. This particular one spoke to me as my inner yogi came out. They had enough room for vendors to set up their tables for aerial yoga, braids, juice stations, nail stations, etc. It was such a fun day and I wish I could relive it all over again!

Hidden gem in Columbus for events. We had a corporate company picnic for 300 guests in the…read moresummertime. Wonderful experience. Beautiful grand old lodge with rich, well cared for wooden everything.

My kiddo had a year of online learning so she was not used to being around other kids and adults!!…read moreShe struggled at first with everything but by the end of the first week, with the helpful and kind and patient staff, she was having fun and loving camp life! Would def recommend !!

From the owner: Camp Wyandot, Inc. has two day camps. Otonwe Day Camp is northeast of Westerville and Wyandot Day…read moreCamp is located in the Hocking Hills. Otonwe offers six five-day camp sessions for youth going into the 1st to the 6th grade in the fall. There is also one three-day mini day camp the week of the fourth of July and the only session that also serves youth going into Kindergarten in the fall.

The thought of having my toddler enrolled to burn off some energy was great at first. Overall it…read morewas to be $15 per class. Two weeks after signing up the facility changed the rules and I did not agree with the changes. I elected to pull my child and was told that I would be charged for an additional 2 months. It ended up being $50 per class. Look elsewhere. This place is a scam.

my daughter signed up for private lessons, and her coach did not show up on one session, was sick…read moreon another session, and then they canceled her lessons because she got fired. We've been switched to a new coach, who didn't show up on the first day, they had accidentally deleted my daughter from their computer program, and when it was reset, the coach was sick and then the third time the coach didn't show up. we had gone to gym skills for years and this last year we are really disappointed in their business. Find anywhere else to go!!!!

My 12 year old said camp location and some camp activities was great but the camp counselors made…read moreher experience the worst camp of her summer. She was there for an entire week and the counselors bullied her. My daughter felt humiliated. She was targeted. Minimal effort from her camp counselors and they were constantly on their phones instead of letting kids experience the fun of summer camp.Will NEVER recommend this camp to anyone ever again! I'd spend my money elsewhere!

From the owner: "Camp Wyandot is more than a summer camp location. Its an accepting, inviting, and fun place that…read morebrings people together. Children and adults are celebrated for their individuality while learning to work together. Activities such as archery, swimming, boating and hiking give children the opportunity to disconnect from technology and reconnect with nature in a safe and nurturing environment." -- Lina Taylor We have an overnight camp in Hocking Hills, and three day camp locations in central Ohio.