Camp Cheerful: Achievement Centers for Children

"I was a volunteer in the barn during my exchange year and have so many fun memories. I learned a lot about horses, never had to do anything that I couldn't do and got to help kids and adults while being with horses. The horses are treated very well and the staff is very friendly too. I am so grateful for everything that I got to do and learn at this place. I would recommend this barn to every person that wants to volunteer or that wants to take ridinglessons, because the riders (and volunteers) are treated with love and kindness. Thank you for the great time and everything I got learn and expe"

5 years ago

"We signed our 7 year old up for 3 weeks at camp cheerful. He is level 3 autistic with speech limitations, who attends year round school at an autism center (where he does very well). We signed up in march for the weeks he would be out during the summer '23. Everyone was raving about them and telling us that CC was a better option for our son's abilities. We had very little communication from Jessica Potts, even to collect payment before camp. Finally, we were able to reach her again before the start date. She had some questions about our son's behavior, which is standard to get a sense of what"

a year ago

"All staff are teenagers with summer jobs and no experience just a want a “pursue” higher education supposedly. Then they have these international brats that come on tour and don’t really want to work. The night camp manager breath smells like alcohol but no one will do anything about it. The nursing department is a free for all they weren’t even counting the ADHD meds and saying either they didn’t bring enough or told the parent they mis counted. I had enough said we had to count I got fired because the other nurses didn’t like that. The nurse actually I saw replace a chewable adhd med with"

10 months ago