Camp Summit - Corporate Office - Dallas, Texas

Camp Summit - Ufficio Corporativo è una organizzazione no-profit situata all'indirizzo: 17210 Campbell Rd, Dallas, TX 75252.

Questa organizzazione gestisce un campo ricreativo per bambini ed è facilmente raggiungibile grazie alla sua posizione vicino a importanti vie di comunicazione.

Il numero di telefono: per contattarli è 9724848900.

Il loro sito web, campsummittx.org, fornisce informazioni dettagliate sui loro programmi e attività.

Le loro specialità: includono la gestione di un campo ricreativo per bambini e sono un'organizzazione no-profit.

Il campo è accessibile alle sedie a rotelle, con un ingresso e un parcheggio dedicati.

Hanno ricevuto un totale di 19 recensioni: su Google My Business con una media delle opinioni: di 4.5/5.

Se stai cercando un'organizzazione che offra attività ricreative per bambini, Camp Summit - Ufficio Corporativo è sicuramente una scelta da prendere in considerazione. Il loro impegno nella gestione di un campo sicuro e divertente per i bambini, insieme alla loro attenzione per l'accessibilità, li rende una scelta eccellente.

Si raccomanda di visitare il loro sito web, campsummittx.org, per saperne di più sui loro programmi e attività.

Recensioni di Camp Summit - Corporate Office

Aidan Frost

5/5

The staff were exceptional; friendly, considerate, helpful.. just stellar, honestly. The location was amazing for getting away from the bustle of city life and truly focusing on the Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) event set up by the Dallas Renaissance Sword Guild. The various lodge and recreational spaces were perfect for the classes throughout the weekend. Should the guild continue the event next year, fingers crossed we'll return here. Cheers!

Teresa canales

5/5

Brittany has been enjoying Camp Summit for 21 years! Yes she plans to be going another 21. Camp Summit allows much needed respite for Parents.
I never worry about her. Staff is trained and qualified for all needs.
Thank You Camp Summit for being there for all children and adults with all disabilities

DaSha Galloway

5/5

This was my son's first year at Camp Summit and he loved it!! I loved that there is a camp that he can go too. He's been wanting to be like his big sisters and go to camp and now he can. Thank you, Camp Summit!! Kai loved swimming and the friends he made. He'll for sure be there next summer!!!

Ron King

5/5

Camp summit is a fantastic experience for the handicaped! The staff is made of of volunteers and interns that love what they do. Our daughter has been attending Camp Summit for to he last 15 years. She hasn't missed a year yet.. beyond a doubt, camp summit has giving so much to our daughter and to thousands of children who otherwise may never get to have the summer camp experience or the wonderful memories that come with spending a week doing activity's and making friends. Thank you camp summit!

Angel Duncan

5/5

The happiest place in Texas! We love Camp Summit!!

Linda Pappillion

5/5

THIS IS PLACE IS AWESOME!!
MY SON HAS BEEN GOING HERE FOR OVER 20 YEARS. AND THEY JUST KEEP GETTING BETTER AND BETTER. THEY OFFER SO MUCH LOVE AND COMPASSION TO EACH AND EVERY CAMPER. THEY HOLD A SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART ❤️

Aarthi

1/5

If you care about the health of your children, do not send them to a camp that hires high school and college students with no experience to take care of children or adults with special needs, after training them for about 6 hours the day before the campers, that is the children, arrive. I am a premed student at a private liberal arts college in Sherman. I have volunteered and done service with many organizations locally and abroad. I have never had to deal with severe employee harassment like I had to at Camp Summit. if you are a college student I highly recommend you find somewhere else to volunteer. My Unit Leader verbally abused me for 30 minutes in front of all the kids I was taking care of, staff members, and the colleagues I was living with in the cabin, and had my colleagues who were actually younger than me and in high school, yell at me as well while he watched, and fostered an environment for my other cabin staff members to bully me, while all I was doing was my job and listening to his instructions. He yelled at me publicly to apologize to a colleague who had been bullying me ever since Day 1 of my 7 days there, and when I asked for what, he didn't answer and just decided to throw insults. Then, the Board encouraged a high school student to frame me for abuse of a person with special needs, when in reality I was being beaten by a girl with special needs and since I couldn’t push her away, u was backing up and covering myself while she even reached for a tank filled with hot water to throw at me. And even then I never pushed back or resisted, just covered myself with my arms. There were even 7-8 people in the room watching and they still decided to twist the situation against me. It was the most undignified experience I have ever had in the 7 years I have been volunteering to do service for various organizations. It was like going back to middle school from a pre-professional college program. Camp summit was the most unprofessional and “sketchy” place I have worked in after a vibrant career of volunteering locally and abroad. It wasn't just me, but several volunteers and camp counsellors who raised bullying as an issue. I would also not recommend any parent to have their kid go to Camp Summit. They do not train the volunteers and camp counsellors properly- inexperienced high school and college kids will be taking care of your child 24/7, with insufficient supervision. As a camp counsellor, I loved taking care of the kids, but the management at Camp Summit and the Unit Leaders (the supervisor of the camp counsellors and volunteers) are extremely backward in thinking and have almost no means of staff care, and back-up the Unit Leaders when employee harassment is brought up as an issue. There were also rumors that most of the staff were convicts and had run-ins with the law, and while I support the fact that organizations and firms should give people with a criminal background a chance to build their life back up, that still brings into question their training with adults and children with special needs. The upper management ruin the experience of getting to know the wonderful kids and people with special needs. Kids go missing a lot and since the camp is located in the middle of nowhere, it’s even more dangerous.

Delia Rogers

5/5

An excellent fun and safe place for your differently-abled loved one to enjoy being with peers.