I went there with my church for church camp, the workers are very nice and chill, the activities…read moreare fun, the food is ok, but the room the middle school girls got was interesting, some of the beds were e queen size mattresses, but not everyone brought queen size mattresse bedding, the bathrooms were the worst part of the entire camping trip, for 40 girls only 8 showers and the showers were facing each other with no curtains (except for 2) thankfully I brought an extra blanket and used it but most girls didn't have one and were very uncomfortable.

Nice facility for your groups! Staff is very friendly,…read morehelpful and very patient. Meals are above-average for camp-type food (really good sweet tea!). Staff was able to accommodate our non-meat eaters. WiFi available in the main meal hall. Otherwise, expect NO cellphone service on the campus. Cabins well-maintained. Ours were air-conditioned and very comfortable. It can be quite a hike between cabins and to the food hall. Activities were fun and well-coordinated by knowledgeable staff, and everything was well-maintained. If your group doesn't mind walking a bit between buildings, and you can deal with little cellular service, this place is a gem!

If zero stars were an option... it would be ZERO! We rented 3 of the family cabins for 2 nights. I…read morecalled early in the day to let them know that we would be seeing a movie and wouldn't arrive until 7:00ish/early evening. Upon arrival, I followed the GPS and signs towards the office because the "family cabins" were not listed on the sign. The office was closed and so we drove to a building that had signs of activity. I was met with the SNARKY AND RUDE manager, Chelsea. She gave me directions (in a very irritable tone) to another entrance about a mile down the road. She was clearly annoyed that we did not see the 8x10 print out at dusk that they posted near the entrance with an arrow pointing towards the woods. Then, she proceeds to tell me that the maintenance man told her that the cabins were filled with a bunch of kids and no adults... my car was the first to arrive (I had a car following behind me) and we had yet to even reach the cabins. So, apparently they have invisible ghost children running around. Car #3 was flagged down by another snarky, annoyed employee because she was also lost. If you are wondering, there is zero cell service so calling one another was not an option. I finally arrived at the 3 cabins with my car and car #2. I inspected the cabins and found they were full of bugs!!! Millipedes everywhere- on the ceiling, stairs, beds.... EVERYWHERE. one cabin even had a bunch of ticks on the inside stairs to the loft. I advised the kids not to take the bags in the cabin so I could go back to the office and find the snarky, rude 25ish year old brat that was already so welcoming. As I pulled up, my other two cars were being scolded for missing the sign and scolding them because we have so many cars?? She says that she has seen way more that four cars... again, more imaginary guests?? She then starts fussing at me and telling me to turn around and go the other way. I try to explain to her that I am coming to the camp office to seek management. She says, well I am the manager. I tell her about the infestation and she (with clear annoyance) snaps that it just happens and sweep them off the ceiling and floor and out of the cabin.... Well, we got back in our vehicles and left the bug infested pit and sought out alternative lodging. A HUGE thank you to High Country Aventures for accommodating our group so late in the evening. We use them every year for white water rafting and they simply are the best people. As for that YMCA staff- you may want to read your company philosophy and perhaps practice what you preach. You were not kind at any point in our limited transaction. If Chelsea dislikes her job that much, she should consider a career change.

Great place. Went for a daughter father camp. Got some really great pointers. From the pastor and…read moreother father in attendance. Really hope to come back with my son. And give him a experience their also

If you are looking for a camp where your kids will sit around and play video games and be bored,…read morethis is NOT it. But if your kids love being challenged and love the outdoors, this is where you want them. My son is going to camp here for the seventh summer in a row and there is no place he would rather be. Our daughter loved being a camper here so much the five summers that she came here that she is spending this summer as a counselor. The kids stay busy doing things like tubing on Carter Lake, rafting, swimming, horseback riding in addition to playing amazing tribal games. But there is also a focus on spending time with God and how important that is for us. The counselors and staff are simply amazing. They are fun and full of energy and love and compassion. I could not recommend this camp more highly. It is truly magnificent.

I grew up with this camp. And for someone who isn't into sports that much, I played all day! the…read morecounselors are college aged but so nice. I would recommend this place to anyone. The only down side is the kids have to bring their lunch everyday.

This is a great place to have fun. With fun activities and great food, you will want to come back…read moreevery summer.

From the owner: Camp Sunrise is a Christian camp and retreat center located in Fairmount, Georgia. Come experience…read moreour incredible summer camps, train rides, planetarium shows, and more!

Camp Skyline is a Christian all girls camp located in northeast Alabama on Lookout Mountain. My…read morewife spent many months researching camps that offered a variety of activities including some out of the box that include; Circus, yes, circus including all kinds of high wire activities, manners and modeling, golf, Bible study, cooking are just some. This will be our oldest daughter's sixth year and our youngest her fourth. Sessions are two weeks, not too long and not to short. We have found the staff and counselors really interested in the girls. Skyline is nearly 300 miles from our home and requires an over night stay going and coming but we feel worth the effort. Our girls consider it an important part of summer, they look forward to, they shop for it and they hate to leave when it is over. It has been a great experience for them in meeting and making new friends. None of their local friends attend so they meet girls from other places and learn about their lives. They learn how to live in close quarters with other folks that might be different from you. Costs are in line with other summer camps. We feel our girls are in good hands and will come back better people for the time spent there.

Been coming here once a year since high school. Phenomenal Camp aimed towards providing a spiritual…read moreChristian experience. The views are beautiful, the food is great, and the experience is awesome.

This place is beyond amazing. I have just come back from my fourth trip as a parent serving there…read morewhile my high schooler was on a school retreat. The food is all made from scratch, including all the bread, rolls, buns, and desserts. And it is so delicious. The facility itself is top notch with so many things to do including a great pond that you can zip line into and swing into, a great high ropes course, pool and hot tub and many more amenities. Your kids can attend summer camp here and they also offer family weekends which are a great way to bond with your spouse and kids. Check it out. It's incredible.

I occasionally afford myself the luxury of visiting places without really knowing what to expect…read more This park just wasn't that clear to me in its purpose, but it became more so after arrival, with a visitor center focused on Native American history and identifying this as a Cherokee Nation headquarters. A spread of recreated buildings outside offers opportunities for perusal. The most aesthetically distinctive site is a large spring of the sort that seem more common in Kentucky than Tennessee, which evinces a robust blue color and empties into a clear stream. The spring itself is off-limits, but the stream is open for wading. All of these sites are within sight of the initial entrance, but a trek uphill reveals picnic areas, an amphitheater, and a couple of mile trail through the woods. Between the different elements of the park, it was easy to spend a couple of hours there, and best of all, it's free, though the gift shop warrants examination.

Extremely nice! Not a bad price either You can bring your own food which is nice. A great way to…read morehave a family day