Camp Squeah - Hope

Name: Camp Squeah - Hope
Address: 27915 Trans-Canada Hwy, Hope, BC V0X 1L3, Canada, X, Canada

4.8/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	27915 Trans-Canada Hwy, Hope, BC V0X 1L3, Canada
Phone :	📞 +89
Website :	http://www.squeah.com/
Categories :	Camp , Retreat center ,
City :	X

27915 Trans-Canada Hwy, Hope, BC V0X 1L3, Canada

Best Camp in Canada

M	Melanie Ronda on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ went to this camp with my school and the teachers had made groups with other students i remember walking and i noticed i had no friends in my group and barley anyone did either. the groups were for activities and of which they were not fun, they would only be fun if you had someone you knew in your group because no one did, it was very awkward for everyone there. before we went to the camp the teachers told us that we would be able to go zip lining but that never happened. the activities we did we all day long, i went to hang out with my friends outside not to go around playing activities all day. we were forced to do them too. it is very hard for someone like me who gets anxiety being around people we dont know and having to do weird activities. and to make it even more worse at dinner they put us in table groups with people we also didnt know. having to pay 200$ to walk around all day i dont think was very fare. maybe warn parents and students of what we will clearly be doing. at the end i went around to people asking how they liked the camp and everyone had the same reply. also when everyone went home we were all sick, not sure if that was because of the food or the environment.
C	Chantel Reems on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful location, clean sufficient amenities, staff were amazing, food was above expectations! Not a cold shower once! Great place for our church youth retreat!! Thank you to the cook who gave me his breakfast; the last gluten free pancake...
J	John Mellas on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This place is bigger than I expected. Their staff, at least for the time we were there with our school, is top notch. They are well trained and were patient with our large group of young children. The food is camp food, which is to say, it's cooked in large amounts and because it's mostly catering to young ones its, well, a little bland for some. That said the're good options for everyone, including gluten, dairy and meat free diets. There are plenty of trails & tons of activities, including canoeing nearby, archery, etc. It can use a little maintenance here and there, including a little painting, replacing burnt light bulbs and more importantly dealing with signs of mold in some of the rooms, likely from roof leaks or in-cabin humidity/condensation. All in all though a good experience with plenty of good memories to share.
B	Brenna Finch on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I went here for years in the 90s! It's a great camp! The church that I went to at the time(Langley Mennonite Fellowship), always had their family camp there, and my brother and I, went to summer camp there too! It was a great experience for children to learn about God's creation(which is this beautiful planet we live on)! It's a very inclusive place, for children with disabilities! I would highly recommend this place!
B	Brian Shen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great camp with lots to do! The facilities are clean and the staff are nice.
G	G M on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Well run, friendly staff, safe covid protocols. A great place for families with children to experience summer camp. Attentive counselors make the children feel right at home. And the parent quarters are perfect for a small getaway in nature ?
C	Christopher J on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very nice rooms, gorgeous property (do the hermit hike, trust me!), nice meeting areas, archery was a hoot, old playground for the kids, jumbo outdoor chess board, beautiful creek, great place for star gazing, fire pit, ropes course looks super cool! My first time here (2017) the food was the only drawback... Small portions, and not great. But this year, wow! Lots of food, lots of variety, lots of flavour! Yum. Also, their upstairs rec room (bit tricky to find) is awesome: Two pool tables, two ping pong tables (50 cents per ping pong ball, bring quarters), two air hockey tables, foos (Sp?) ball, and shuffleboard (albeit broken pieces). Highly recommended, looking forward to next year!
D	Don Adlam on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great camp with lots to do. The hiking trails are great. There are short and very long if you want. A nice pool for the kids and not too cold for adults. Good good. Games every night to tire out the kids. The gym is big and do is the field. You can play soccer or hockey or basketball anytime. I highly recommend the family camp.