Camp America Reviews

Back in 2001, it had been 2 years since I finished my a-levels and was into the 2nd year of my 'year out'. I had no plans to go to uni, it didn't feel right for me yet...so got a full time job whilst I pondered what life would have in store for me. Working was fine, but I still needed something more. After looking through various books on 'Your ...

I recommend Camp America 100% I honestly think that every teen/twenty something should do this once in their lifetime. It completely changes you as a person. The Camp America program itself is a good one. The money isn't amazing, but you get your board and food - what else do you need? I would honestly pay to work at camp! ...

I too did a summer with Camp America, back in the summer of 2001 and yes it was amazing! I was at university trying to figure out what to do with myself after I finished - get a job or hang on to freedom for a little longer. I opted for the latter and boy I'm glad I did. To begin with, after all my aplication forms were sent off, I ...

Having participated in the Camp America programme in 2000, I am writing from both personal experience and the accumulative experiences of counsellors I spoke to whilst travelling after camp. I had an amazing summer at Round Lake Camp in Pennsylvania and this opinion is intended to give a fair and accurate indication of the advantages and ...

.........yes camp america is a rip off..BUT i did find it a ......( here we go,nice and cheeseball) one of the best summer's of my life so far. as an organisation goes camp america i suppose is like many others, just offering consumers what they want. 1.camps need cheap labour because americans will not work for that kind of money. ...

"You look like you need a hug" If you can't even imagine forcing yourself saying this when drunk, then Camp America is not for you. If you think you might be able to say that, and other similar phrases for a wholoe summer without wanting to die, then welcome to Camp America! I'm not going to tell you an ...