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Camp Lee Canyon Organization Camp
4.5(45)4.5 out of 5 stars, 45 reviews Las Vegas, NV
About Camp Lee Canyon Organization Camp
Camp Lee Canyon functions primarily as an organization camp ideal for various group retreats, including annual snow camps, church gatherings, school trips, and club events. It offers a beautiful, natural setting with cabin accommodations and staff noted for being accommodating.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Annual snow camps (as a repeated tradition for one reviewer).Church retreats and large religious gatherings.School trips looking for a relaxing, group-friendly environment.Club retreats (e.g., 'cubs').Large organizations needing a dedicated camp setting.
Why families love it
- Popular for annual snow camps and church retreats, with some groups attending yearly.
- Accommodates various organizations like cubs, clubs, and schools for retreats and trips.
- Staff is consistently described as kind, generous, friendly, understanding, and willing to work with group needs.
- Suitable for large camp and retreat settings.
- Provides a relaxing environment for school trips.
- Lodging includes cabins with bunk beds.
Insider tips
- If considering for individual child enrollment, inquire specifically about bullying policies and staff-to-camper ratios for supervision and intervention.
- Be prepared for outdoor bathroom access, especially if visiting during colder months (e.g., snow camp).
- This venue appears best suited for pre-organized groups rather than individual family drop-ins or day camp experiences.
Good to know before you go
- Parents primarily concerned about bullying and seeking strong, guaranteed anti-bullying measures and proactive staff intervention might need to rigorously verify current policies and their effective implementation.
- Individual families looking for drop-in activities or general day camp experiences, as it seems geared towards organized groups and retreats.
- A specific report of relentless bullying and rumor-spreading among campers.
- Allegations of staff inaction regarding reported bullying incidents.
- Bathrooms are located outside cabins, which might be a concern depending on weather or preference.
- Value
- No specific pricing information is available from the reviews. Value appears high for organized groups based on repeated positive experiences and bookings, but individual camper value is not explicitly clear.
- Accessibility
- Bathrooms are outside, which may present accessibility challenges for some individuals or during inclement weather.
- Safety
- A significant concern raised regarding staff's perceived inaction on bullying and rumor-spreading, indicating a potential weakness in social safety protocols or intervention effectiveness.
What parents say
"Camp Lee Canyon was fun, sure, but I was relentlessly bullied and they didn't do anything to stop it. Rumors were made about me and my friends and nothing was done about it. Camp was fun tho ig."
5 months ago
"This is a snow camp we go to every year,it's great we stay in cabins,with bunk beds,our bathrooms are outside,we have church here too it's our main reason for going.Other groups use this camp for different reasons for cubs,for clubs retreat .Its beautiful up there people have their homes there ."
7 years ago
"Amazing experience, staff is very kind and generous and will work with you around what you need."
6 years ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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