Went there for our church retreat and it was great. Amazing home made foods and I'm glad that the…read morerooms are always clean and neat. It had everything we need and good AC, too! Loved the fact we could swim, kayak, and play at the gym. The little farm area was great too with the donkey, some goats, and cats, too! The people there are also very nice and friendly and accommodating, too!

Recently came for a weekend camp with my son and it was amazing. The staff members were very…read morefriendly. The other families and their children were awesome. It was nice watching the kids play while bonding with other parents. And the food offered was delicious, buffet-style, and nutritious! Everything was really well thought out. The planned activities were fun and made the days go by fast. Also, the lodging was comfortable and the nature was beautiful. Worship was great. The topics covered were light and kid-appropriate. Highly recommend to any families considering it!

My mom enrolled me for this camp a few years ago, and I never got the chance to share my experience…read moreuntil I found out this camp was still operating. before you sign your kid up for this I need you to know that this camp does NOT support the LGBTQ+ community, in fact when I was there I was punished for talking about being nonbinary, and was lectured by a lady named Ms. Stephanie about how god will hate me. If your kid is queer, please do not sign them up for this camp.

We had such high hopes for this summer camp and looked forward to it for over a month. Yes the…read moreexperience being on a farm was good for our kids but the owner, Stephanie was a nightmare. The way in which she spoke to my kids, her teenage staff members and me as a parent was absolutely appalling to say the least. Her attitude in person and via email was not professional AT ALL and I was disgusted by her behavior. I feel bad for her staff members who have to deal with that every day. I will not be recommending this camp to anyone and my kids will not be enrolling again. It's too bad it ended up this way, we spent a lot of money for my kids to be picked up crying everyday because of her.

I went last year as a camper and it was not fun. my counselors were gone almost every day and the…read moreother counselors had to sub in and take care of us. one of the counselors (I had 2 in my cabin) was super uptight and rude towards all the girls in my cabin. for example she yelled at my friend for leaving her bunk light on on accident. she was very unsupportive and the counselors seemed to care more about hanging out with each other than taking care of us. I didn't feel comfortable and happy in my cabin and was actually waiting to go home at the end. it says on the website that you can see your friends from other cabins and sit with them at mealtime, but I was barely allowed to go talk to them real quick then come back to my table. you can see them if you somehow tell them to come to the same daily activity as you. but the worst part was one rainy day we were playing bingo inside and I guess my counselors got bored because they were telling me a bunch of different times that certain squares had been called, so that I would get a failed bingo. I stood up and said bingo and obviously it wasn't valid so I just got humiliated while they sat there giggling. it was unnecessary and cruel and I definitely don't recommend this camp to anyone.

BULLYING AND ASSAULT AT CAMP…read more 1 star for activities and food Edit- after a review by the YMCA director in response to my complaint and this review below, they found that "no paperwork existed for this incident" which is very strange. Since then we have connected with the family of the boy who stepped in to help my son and they confirmed this incident. I am shocked that paperwork disappeared but frankly, not surprised... Is this really who you'd trust your child to? And it is pretty expensive as far as camps go... My 10 year-old son attended this camp and, on the way home, told us about his week. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect to hear that he was repeatedly bullied by his cabin mates but also his counselor, "Nebula", who seemed to have it out for him. She refused to sign his memento on the last day, told him he couldn't participate in the talent show, berated him at mealtimes, and found fault in everything he did. My kid isn't perfect, but he's friendly, smart, empathetic, and makes friends easily. To make matters worse , he was also physically assaulted by another camper, punched in the face, and bitten in the leg. Another camper intervened (we have confirmation of events from this camper and his family!) and also got punched (This has now been verified by 3 campers!). The kid who assaulted them both didn't get sent home and no one contacted us to let us know of this but eventually, the counselor did intervene, apparently, so there is a record of this at the camp. I'm so frustrated that this was his first camp experience and immediately contacted the camp director, who is addressing this, but I feel that others should be warned. My son says the camp activities were great, but the people were just awful. This is a shocking review from a super positive child, and I feel bad that he spent a week in this toxic environment. If you are thinking you might want to send your child to YMCA Camp Collins, I'd seriously reconsider.

My kiddos enjoy Royal Ridges and participate in the Giddy Up and Horseback riding camps…read more Royal Ridges is a great place and our homeschooling family enjoys the all-day camp which gives them a full day of play and learning. I didn't give a 5 star because communication from staff needs improvement. We're finishing the fall camp and a lot of last minute details are coming later than they should.

If you need your kids to go out while you work and let them have fun during summer this is the…read moreplace to go. They make sure your kids drink water and that they are safe at all times. The games and activities they do are creative and amazing. The counselors are super nice. My kid said he wanted to go back next summer!

AMAZING!!!! We are from hawaii and we ride wvery now and…read moreagain so we are beginners - intermediate riders. From start to finish. The car ride there was so nice. The place was easy to find. They had a nice sign out frount and clear signs where you can park. Everyone was very nice and friendly. The horses were very well behaved and easy to ride. This was our first ride here, but not our first time riding horses. I highly recommend them the vineyard ride is so relaxing :) i cant say one bad thing about our experience here!!! I cant wait to come back Pros Good prices!! Easy to find Well behaved easy to ride horses Clean Informative BEAUTIFUL vineyard ride Good distance FUN FUN FUN Cons YOU WONT WANT TO LEAVE!!!

Beautiful drive from Portland, fantastic staff and beautiful setting…read more We did a birthday party for my 10 yr old daughter. The experience exceeded our expectations. The staff was wonderful. The owner Sarah is a former teacher and she and her staff were wonderful. The girls learned to groom the horses, braid the horses manes and even decorate the horses. Then off to an indoor arena lesson and games while riding. Followed by a trail ride. Looking forward to returning with the family for the family lesson at very competitive pricing.

The most fun I have ever had at a summer camp. Very friendly staff and counselors. What a fun way…read moreto spend a week of summer! Whether you enjoy kayaking, wading down at the creek, occasional sports tournaments or the high ropes and obstacle courses, there is likely more than one way you will come to love Eagle Fern Camp.

This was arguably one of the worst nights ever. The water tasted like piss, the cabins smelled…read moreawful, and there wasn't a single staff member. Even the power went out, and the only bright color were the hundreds of nats flying around. I will never be stepping foot in this dump again, please fix, change, or close your camp immediately. I cannot stress how terrible my stay was. awful food, awful water, awful everything. i wish I could give zero stars because this place isn't even worthy of one. They should get the same number of stars they had edible meals, which is zero. The worst part is that we booked a rope course and zip line challenge. The staff were too lazy to show up for a plan that had been booked for a year. 0/10, two thumbs down, zero stars. Looking for a camp in Oregon? DO NOT GO HERE!

If you are looking for a safe and fun environment for your child, this is the place for you!…read moreCanyonview has over 50 years of summer camps on the books and is still committed to a verse-by-verse teaching of the Bible. Activities include- Archery Horseback riding Outdoor cooking Fishing Nature hikes Canoeing Large group games Candle making Ropes course Zip line Creekwalking Hilarious skits and stories And lots more!!! All in real nature!!! Can't recommend this summer camp enough!!!

Ren is a great man with a huge heart. His love for people is matched by his love for horses. The…read morefacilities are fantastic and the staff are super friendly. This is a great place for summer camps for your kids. They not only are committed to teaching you about horsemanship but they aren't afraid to share Christ, which is by far more important.

I visited the Guide Dogs for the Blind facility in Boring, OR, with a group of people from the…read moreMolalla Adult Center. We took a tour (along with others who joined us) that was as informative as it was interesting. We saw some of the kennel areas, the outside runs, and a trainer or two who were working with recently returned dogs now learning to be guides for blind people. The staff and volunteers were knowledgeable and friendly, encouraging all of us to ask questions. It is a beautiful campus - clean, well-appointed, beautiful landscaping, and easily navigated by people with walkers and wheelchairs. Although we weren't there on graduation day, if you've never been to a Guide Dog graduation where the blind people "graduate" and get ready to go home with their new guide dogs, I encourage you to go. Graduations are held every few weeks on Saturdays and are free to attend. (I can't believe I didn't take more photos! I guess I was so enchanted with this facility that it completely skipped my mind.)

I've been working with Guide Dogs for the Blind training puppies for the last eight years. Over…read morethat time, I've learned a lot about myself and a lot about this great organization. Sadly, not many others know what good work this little hideaway in Oregon does on a regular basis. This campus trains dogs from about 15 months old for the use and gaining of independence of visually impaired individuals FREE OF CHARGE. How cool is that? Just another reason why a donation to this organization would be welcomed and would go a long way. This is my second graduation ceremony at the Boring campus. It's a great little event and visitors are welcomed for this or a short tour. So, if you'd like to see some good work in action, go to a graduation ceremony, held the second and fourth Saturday of every month. It will really open up your eyes to what these little dogs can do.