Richmond Hill Country Club Day Camp reviews

My kids love this camp - will be back next year! Great staff, creative programs, well organized...parking lot is hectic. My kids loved the lunch. Someone mentioned tuck being crappy - my kids loved the tuck shop. Lighten up - it's camp! It is probably some overbearing parent who refuses their kid the opportunity to enjoy life!

My kids loved the camp! We were there for six weeks. There is a lot of walking as the campsite is spread out in the valley. The programs were great, the schedules were uniquely tailored to meet the kids needs, the staff really cared about the kids and their needs. Whenever there was an issue, my husband or I were notified immediately. Swim program is top notch. Everyone was so helpful at the camp.

My kids had a fabulous summer at camp this year. Contrary to the previous rating, I find that the camp communicates with parents extremely well - I guess someone can't except the reality about their kid! I do agree that they are teens looking after kids - but what camp isn't. The parking lot is a bugger but the cops that they hired in July were a big help. My kids signed up for the lunch program - kid food, but that is what kids eat! Ashley was the unit head for my daughter this year and she was so warm and created an amazing bond with her. My son had Mike and Josh - also great! My kids loved the special theme days, the activities - including martial arts, rock wall and whimz. I have many friends with kids who attended this summer and we are all thrilled with the camp. We will all be sending the kids back next summer.

The communication with parents is lacking, to put it mildly. My daughter had problems in the group in which she was placed (simply based on age), and when I asked how she was adjusting, I was told that everything is fine (by Ashley, who was the head counselor for the Tiggers units). 2 weeks later one of the younger counselors let me know that she was in time out daily for 2 weeks. I had to contact the camp director to resolve the situation. Basically, you have kids (teens and up, but still kids) responsible for younger kids. The counselors seem to be afraid to resolve problems and think that they need to discipline kids w/o letting parents know. Beware. On the admin. side - kids get popsicles daily at the end (guess so they don't come home tired, and have a sugar rush instead), you also have to provide $2/kid/week for "tuck shop" where children are given a choice of a crappy snack and a crappier snack. Parking is awful, so you'll mostly likely have to pay for a bus. Stay away.

I worked at this camp for two summers. The entire place has one bathroom, the staff are underpaid and therefore unhappy and bad for the kids, the price is way way too high, the food is unhealthy and comes at extra charge, the activities are the cheapest they could find, and the parents who send their kids there strike me as the kind who would rate the camp highly just because it gets the kids out of their hair and not for the happiness of the kid.

The Sports Camp is very good. Kids have a lot to do and the unit head has been great the past couple of summers.

Very happy with the camp this summer. My kids just love going to camp each day. I had sent them to other camps before Richmond Hill Country Club and I fought every day with them to go. The staff are very helpful and want to please. Parking lot is a bit of a pain in the morning so I drop off earlier. The kids are outdoors most of the day which is fine with me because they spend so much time indoors during the year. There is a lot of walking, which my little one was fine with! Very happy - and highly recommended!

Awesome camp for kids! I send my son here and he cannot wait to go back each year. Loves the activities and the lunch program is really kid friendly. Staff are awesome

Rhcc is not the place 2 be! There is very little to do, the activities are boring, the pool is nice but u only go swimming outside 1nce a day and the second time you swim inside. There is a day called Tucker day which waz okay cause u payed money and got candy. Every year there is a flu or virus going around the camp. Last year it waz chicken pocks first month and the second month was stomach flu. I definately DO NOT reccommened this camp. Everybody who's gone to this camp has gotten sick while attending it.

I have been sending my three kids here over the past 8 years. The camp has improved every year. My kids love going to camp. This is what makes it so special! We were driving by the Club in October and my youngest asked when camp was starting again because she couldn't wait to go back. The staff are really caring and the Program Directors (Michael & Jay) have always been very attentive to my needs. I will be re-registering again.

I thought that it was a very fun camp although sometimes the councilers could be pushy. Like they would make you do the activites if you don't want to except if you had a note. But overall it was very fun!

i went to RHCCDC as a camper since i was 8, and this year will be working there at the age 14. I enjoyed the camper life a lot more than the staff life. I believe many staff feel the same way and this is why people think they're immature. They just want to have a fun and memorable summer too!

I attended this camp as a camper, became a CIT and worked there for 3 summers. Originally i was hired at age 13. As many of their staff are under 15. As well the programming was unorginal and never interested the children older than 5. Most importantly, the level of incompetence between Wendy Rom, Michael Silverman, and Jay Wolkoff.. makes me believe you would be a terrible parent if you sent your kid here!