Akron Rotary Camp

LoAva Smith 4 years ago

I would give zero stars. My daughters first year at this camp this summer and it will be her last. My child got out and was found wanderiing the parrking lot. Unacceptable. Staff is a bunch of teenagers not qualified to handle childrren with special needs. Will not send her back and will nt recommend to anyone I know that cares for their special needs child. The camp was being held at the Happy Day School

LaeLa Price 4 years ago

I love this place because my mom the nurse jessica is such an amazing nurse she is always there and loves all the campers I'm her daughter LaeLa price. She is my world All the staff are so nice every once and a while you will see me walking with my mom or seeing me walk my dog

Kevin Smith 7 years ago

This camp is a respite where kids with different challenges can all go and feel like they have some place to fit in. More than that, it’s funded largely through the support of the AKRON Rotarians and it is a jewell. Every two years, Rotarians hold a regatta and raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to ensure these kids have top notch facilities

StarTrekerYT Edited 6 years ago

I love this place! It’s amazing but this isn’t coming from a parent I actually goto this camp. I have for more then 7 years now. I’ve gotten to know some of the staff I’ve watched them remodel the camp too! If your wondering about the cabins for the overnight camp there well a good size each cabin has about eh 7 beds some are bunks some aren’t they also have side rails for the bunks and for people who might roll off the normal ones. A normal day at the overnight camp starts off with usally a morning activity that each person can pick if they want to do. Yes you can sleep through it then around 8:30 I think 8:30 is breakfast they have food they cook and u can also send food if ur child has a diet or allergy. From then until lunch are mostly activity’s. The staff are really good with getting everyone to participate! High functioning low functioning. There are usually about 4 staff in the cabin though one usally works in day camp. That’s a ratio of what 3:7 at most. The cabins are Filled by age so each cabin has people of different ages it ranges from 7 at the youngest cabin to 18 at the oldest (that’s the one I’m usually in) they also get lots of volunteers! Last year there were some

Amanda Nichole 10 years ago

This camp is a great place! Everyone who works there does a great job working with the children and adults in making sure that they learn the things needed for everyday life. This is a great place for any child or adult with disability.