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Camp Chestermere

Camp Chestermere

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1041 E Lakeview Rd, Chestermere, Alberta, T1X 1B1, Canada
(403) 272-6030 www.campchestermere.com
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Jul 13, 2018
I just went there for a overnight summer camp and a lot of the things other people are mentioning I never saw. The cabin I stayed in and also the cabins around mine were all 1 level with the beds crowded in a place too small for the amount of beds, the ventilation barely worked and the cabins got extremely hot, making it hard to sleep without turning too much, the beds would squeak every time you turned in your sleep making it very hard to sleep. Aside from the struggle of night time it is a very good camp, it ha good staff, food, and activities.

Apr 24, 2018
The staff is really great and what they do. The food was also good. The cabins need a little bit of love but all in all everything was nice.

Feb 7, 2018
This is the camp that puts all other camps to shame! My son loves it and the activities are never disappointing. Staff are both friendly and savvy. Many of their campers become camp counsellors. They also offer other “camps throughout the year such as team building, religious and marriage strengthening.

Oct 31, 2017
I got married here and it was absolutely beautiful! The staff there are very friendly and go the extra mile - beyond any venue I have encountered - to make you and your guests feel welcome. I was told by many guests that the buffet went quicker than any wedding they have attended, and the food was top notch. The dock, island and gazebo by the lake, as well as the 1960s chapel make for a beautiful, rustic setting. If you're looking for an affordable place to hold a wedding or event, I recommend Camp C!

Jul 9, 2018
Great place for kids to have fun interact and enjoy

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