Camp Fire Green Country is a Tulsa nonprofit serving youth from pre-K through 12th grade through out-of-school clubs, leadership programs and summer camps. Its ACA-accredited camps include Camp Waluhili resident camp — week-long overnight specialty sessions for ages 8–17 — and day camps at Camp Okiwanee near Sapulpa. Scholarships and sibling discounts are available.
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★★★★★Jennifer Whitehands down the BEST organizaton for kids in Oklahoma! they are so accepting, so amazing. my child has never had connections like this before. camp waypointe is absolutely life changing. cannot express enough how greatful we are for green country camp fire and camp waypointe. the absolute best of people. changed my kids life.
★Matthew RiceIf I could I would give this place NO STARS!! This place claims to be there for kids and be there to have great programs for kids, but in all reality, they don't. My son has been in this program for a year and a half at his school. On 4/3/2024 my son was harassed and bullied by a kid and none of the staff did anything. Then finally my son retaliated against the bully. Then I and my wife got a call from Hannah Phillips (One of their supervisors) who stated they were kicking my son out of the program. So today when I get the chance to speak to Hannah on the phone she tells me my son has to be punished along with the other kid for retaliating. Hannah says and I quote "This is the fault of the staff and they all will need remedial training" Now if that is the case my son should not be punished. especially if the staff FAILED to act and correct the bully. If your kid is in this program keep an eye on them because these ppl don't really care
★Jennifer R.Sadly , this camp will require that your child has vaccines that are government mandated by the state of Oklahoma.. regardless of whether they are mandated by the state that you reside in . No thanks, won't be getting my child pumped full of toxins for a few days of summer camp.
★B TMy child participated this years session and was allowed to stay up until 1:30 am watching anime with camp counselor instead of being in bed getting proper rest for camp activities. Extremely unprofessional and unorganized. Several kids went home due to camp counselors allowing kids to share bunks against the code of conduct which resulted in kids including mine to be sent home 3 days early. This was our first camp experience and was so terrible I don't think we will trust another camp experience in the future.
★★JL HayesMy son was there (Camp Waluhili, in Oklahoma) this summer. His activities were chosen for him, by signing up for Outdoor Adventures for the session. This apparently meant he wasn’t allowed to swim in the lake at all? This camp is located on a beautiful lake, and he didn’t get to enjoy it all. Also, he said water was frequently out at the water stations, and he had to buy his water bottle. And the bedtimes were very late (11pm). And the counselors used foul language a lot, which is probably not so appropriate for a camp. I’m not sure we will go back.