Camp

So far so good. Quiet on the 3rd week of June. Bathrooms need updated. Sites are very nice.

Excellent facilities and staff. I encourage you to send your children to this camp.

Go to st Jean derby every year! Great place

Kids loved it, want to go back!

Our family's favorite Bible Camp.

Excellent Christian Bible camp with a very woodsy atmosphere. The staff members are very friendly and helpful and have given our children wonderful camp experiences. Smaller and more diligent at teaching the Scriptures than that of Winkler Bible Camp (according to my children who went to both places). Highly recommended!

Margo and Edith turned goth and Agnes couldn't go because she was paralyzed by a golf cart last summer

Well organized, relaxing, fun with good staff.

I wouldn’t recommend this campground. There are so many other nearby campgrounds to choose from. While my kids enjoyed the playground the rest of the campground isn’t up to KOA standards in my opinion. The tenting site is hard gravel with very little grass or privacy. The only public water is at the trailer dump station and it isn’t clear if the showers are pay or free. The highway noise is unbearable, semis will keep you awake with jake brakes all night.

My cousin is here with his school on a camping trip it looks amazing can't wait to go next year.

Having gone to Camp Massad for five years (three as a camper and two as a staff member), I have only now come to realize how amazing of a place it truly is. This camp is not just like any regular summer camp, it is a place where Jewish community and culture thrive. Massad grants both its staff and campers the opportunity to solidify their connection to one another and to their Jewish identities. Moreover, Camp Massad is a place where many skills are honed. skills such as, speaking Hebrew, drama, music, and many more. having worked at Camp Massad as a counselor for two years, I am proud to say that what we have here can never be replicated. In my entire life, I have never met a more accepting and loving group of people as our staff. All in all, Camp Massad is possibly one of the greatest places to work at during the summer. Staff members get many benefits working here. For example, the pay is great, you get a place to sleep, you're fed very well, and best of all is the experience. I hope to come and work at Camp Massad for many years to come. HEYDAD! MASSAD!

Perfect location for visiting Winnipeg and surrounding area. Numerous shaded back in sights. About 50 pull through sites. Quiet most time. Could use more gravel on the roadways as some mud holes. Some of the pull throughs are quite uneven and again could use more gravel and leveling. Excellent Park why fi was good

signed up for a goddamn canoe trip, got to camp and they didn't let me go on the trip. apparently if you haven't really gone canoeing your intire life or you're new to a camp, they automatically tell you that you can't go on a canoe trip. wow. nice job dickweeds

It's hard to describe IMC in a single review, but to call it a life changing place is an understatement. You go there for the first time, for maybe a week, but it digs its creative, collaborative claws into you and makes you yearn to return to its familiar embrace summer after summer. If you're lucky, the itch continues past the formative years, and you end up working there a summer or two. Or six. It's a warm, nuturing environment that helps to stimulate not only creative growth, but personal and social enrichment as well. The friends you make there, you make for life, no matter how long you go without seeing each other. If you're a parent that's on the fence about sending your child to this camp, just give it a go. Just once. I promise your child will be forever grateful for the experience, and will more than likely return to you begging for more.

Dirty ass camp. Staff are rude and unhelpful. The place is very contaminated and smells. I dont recommend this camp for anyone.