Hubby and I have recently become members here and it was well worth the money. We both really enjoy…read moreusing all of the gym equipment and I'm going to try some classes too. It's a great and family friendly facility with many great exercise options for people of all ages.

The quality of this place isn't the best, because the slide hurts a bit to go on, and the place is…read morerusty. The value to go here I am not really sure of. But it might be expensive. And this place, I mean, the service is not the best either, the lifeguards are trying to protect, but they are strict.

Full disclosure: I have a life long fear of heights! I wanted to try rock climbing and had a…read moreterrific opportunity with Back Country Unlimited. They provided everything from gear to skilled guides; I felt totally safe and at ease with the opportunity. After a safety brief and a few tips, I was on my way. I was thrilled to be able to achieve a few successes! Great guides and a great time! I highly recommend it!

From the owner: Backcountry Unlimited's adventures are rewarding and eye opening experiences. Our experiential…read moreadventures provide participants with hands-on, kinesthetic opportunities to explore the natural world and try new outdoor activities as they learn about themselves, their leadership style, the environment, and their sense-of-place while experiencing an action packed adventure. Our adventure programs immerse participants in outdoor adventure education activities and are designed to engage learners and apply leadership skills. Participants try new outdoor activities, develop life skills, and experience individual growth.

Our child is going back to Friendly Pines for their third time this summer. Love the many, many…read moreactivity options, the wholesome environment, and that the staff actively empower the kids to choose their activities giving them some control over their camp experience. The camp staff are organized, welcoming and helpful. With the passing of the owner and the retirement of the long-time camp director I am very hopeful that the new leadership will be able to maintain the high standards (and maybe update the cabins a bit?) while remaining true to the "let kids be kids" spirit that we have come to appreciate.

Well, after another women's weekend here...things have changed. They did invest in new mattresses…read more However, something has changed with the dining/food service and definitely not for the better! Yes it's predominantly a kids' summer camp but adults have very different needs food-wise. Pizza, chicken nuggets and having fried potatoes on repeat doesn't cut it. And the portions were absolutely abysmal. Yes you can go up for seconds, but the service could have been more at the get go. You're feeding folks that have been rappelling, rock climbing, paddling, hiking and fishing all day!! We needed something more nutritious and appropriate for adults!!

I loved it. I went there as a field trip for my school all of 5th grade went there it was so much…read morefun! the food was amazing. The activities were great I climbed to the top of the tower! (on my third try) the beds were so comfortable! I got cabin cox hall it had a lot of room. My mom was a chaperone for the camp and my mom said the bed is not comfortable. I was in the blue group my friend was in my group too. My cabin had a fire place and a couch. And the guy that lives there is great ,he is funny.

This past weekend I attended the Men's Practice Training Camp at Chapel Rock with 100 other men…read more The facilities & room accommodations are top notch. Additionally the staff is hospitable and service oriented.

This campground was my childhood and still holds a huge place in my heart! I grew up going at least…read moretwice every summer and then worked as part of the campground staff for 5 summers! It's a wonderful and beautiful place and run by incredible people regardless of which year you go.

We are, and have been, requesting a cancellation and a refund of our $500.00 date hold deposit that…read moreone of their managers (Michele Hylton) told us we needed to do to secure the date. This transpired in May 2016 and while our visit was supposed to be the last few days of July 2016 they went ahead and cashed our hold deposit check of $500.00 in May 2016. They have not returned calls, emails or text and have jeopardized what was suppose to be a great experience for my youth football team into a tremendous let down. I have requested that Michele Hylton contact and she still has not done nor has anyone else, despite us leaving numerous messages at the listed number and emails. As a result I am now forced to take legal action against Whispering Pines Camp.

My daughter loves this camp!! And we drop her off, it's always a great vibe there…read more The counsellors are super attentive and caring. They really make you feel welcomed! The child's safety is taken seriously and the check in process covers important things like dietary restrictions, medications, etc. The cabins are super cute and clean. The bathrooms are kept tidy as well. They do a ton of activities each week so the kids are never bored. Can't wait for many more summers of fun!

I have so many great memories as a kid at Sky-Y and can't wait til my own daughter is old enough to…read moreattend! In fact, I loved it so much I worked as a camp counselor there as soon as I was old enough. If you're looking for a good introduction to the outdoors then this camp is a great place to start. It's not fancy by any means, but that's the whole point of summer camp! Kids stay in 10-12 person cabins with a communal bathroom/shower area and there is a separate girls and boys village. There is a campfire ring in the middle of each village for evening get togethers and sing alongs. They have theme weeks, swimming, riflery, archery, arts and crafts, hiking, weekly dances, floor hockey, and tons of other daily classes depending on what's offerred. I'm sure things have changed some in the 10+ years since I worked there, but nonetheless this place holds a special place in my heart.

Camp Tuku was the perfect choice for our granddaughter. She had recently lost her father and camp…read morehelped her recognize and address her feelings. She loved it. 2026 will be her third year.

Camp Tuku was virtual this year and done so well! I have a 6 year old and 8 year old who attended…read moreand loved it. Each day, kids started with writing daily intentions and yoga. Then broke up into mini sessions where they did a sustainability, arts & Crafts or cooking activity. Then each day and night they had extra activities/challenges to include the whole family like a Zoom costume dance party... it was a blast! We will be there next year for sure!!

We've been here a few times now, and we've had a great time every visit…read more From the setup and how we were able to interact with the animals, you can tell they take good care of them. Everything looked clean, and the animals seemed active. There's actually a lot to do here, it's not just walking around looking at animals in cages. We did the African Bush Safari, and that was probably our favorite part. You get really close to giraffes, zebras, and antelope. We fed a giraffe, and that was such a cool experience. They also have different shows and activities throughout the day. We saw things like the Predator Feed (I think it's only on certain days), Tiger Splash, and some reptile exhibits. There's definitely enough to keep you busy for a few hours. And yes, we fed the tigers too. Not gonna lie, that was a little scary, but also really exciting. We missed the campout event last year and still kind of regret it. They're having it again this year on 5/16, and we might join this time.

Time and money well spent. We did the green bracelet, which includes the safari experience with…read morefree roaming animals. Fed the giraffes and watched the tiger splash show. Can't say enough good things. Staff was knowledgeable and friendly. Seeing the predators during feeding was an experience in-itself. The animals were all out and about, not hiding in their dens. Very unique, not like a zoo.

This is a very friendly, welcoming camp! We bring Freshmen Business Students up so they can bond…read moreand learn aspects of the business world in a fun safe environment. The cabins are well maintained. The staff is friendly and it is pretty well lit as well!

Absolutely beautiful grounds, and free!! Easily walkable paths for the kids. The large bug…read moresculptures were super cool. Kiddos loved the play area and could have stayed there all day. We look forward to coming back next time we're in Prescott.

Great place for short, well marked hikes with a lot of variety. Grab a trail map near the…read moreamphitheater and take the highlands trail for 360 views on the north part of the loop, plus creek side walking and interesting geology. The trail guide points out numerous topographic, geologic and historical areas. Finish up with a walk along the gardens. There are many benches along the way and also a children's play area.