Camp Rim Rock

★★★★★Sheri Nelson

I loved my experience at Camp Rimrock in the mid 1950s! While Horsebackriding was my favorite, and I continued riding throughout my life, the arts, the friendship I made — every moment was so special. As I approach my 80th birthday, I am sorry to see the camp close. I am hoping the owner see this and know how important the camp was to so many girls. I’m fairly sure I cried most of the way home when my parents came to pick me up.

★EyelessDogLC

Absolutely awful camp, do not send your kids here. The owner, which I believe is named Joe, and along with the counselors, are aweful. Joe is a money hungry self absorbed person. Went here years ago and had to cancel due to personal reasons. What did Joe do? He kept the money, which was thousands of dollars and not a single penny returned to my family. The next day, Joe already had someone fill in my spot. Not only that but the counselors take safely way too seriously. When needing to go to the bathroom late at night, they make you wake up a grumpy buddy to take with you. Not only that but, it is normalized from the counselors and Joe to make the teenage girls change clothes in the cabin. Keep in mind these cabins are not big, and have no space to cover yourself when changing. “Oh but you could go to the bathroom and change” You could, but how annoying is it to walk up a million stairs to use the bathroom, and forcing a friend to come with you. Not only that, but the owner is not very lgbtq friendly in my experience, and for someone who owns a teens camp, that seems very immature. Not going into details for what he said and did, but it wasn’t cool. Not only that but, the owner is a older man, riding his golf cart at night around the cabins. Keep in mind, children change in here, and he’s going around the cabins. Isn’t that a little weird? There’s also counselors in the cabins watching you. I find that for an older man to be in charge of an all girls overnight camp, is really weird. Especially since he’s the only biological male there. And about the cabins, the cabins are never cleaned, and are dirty. There are dead bugs and spiders everywhere, and the beds are very uncomfortable. The wood is also rotten and it smells horrible. For a thousand dollar camp, I think people expect atleast a nice place to stay, and not a dirtbag being in charge of the place. I get it, dirt is part of the camping experience, but seriously, it grossed me out to be here. Whether it be from Joe, the cabins, the fact we are forced to sleep on concrete with just a sleeping bag, and more. I would not recommend sending your children here, and if you do, I warn you of the things I have experienced

★★★★★Kerry Tucker

Camp Rim Rock is a wonderful place! I attended as a child in the 80's and my daughters both went to camp. My youngest child, now 15, has spent 7 summers here and loves it! The staff is wonderful, including the nurses, who were all very caring and ensured my children received all of their medications daily. Do not hesitate to send your daughters here for a traditional camp experience; arts and crafts, horseback riding, swimming, cabin camping and more! They will leave with memories for a lifetime!

★★★★★Ping P.

My daughters and I love this camp. We've attended for multiple years with our Girl Scout's service unit. The facilities are well attended to, the team is always available for questions and needs, the kitchen staff prepares a great spread of food for all the meals. We look forward to coming back this year.

★★★★★Rebecca Fiorito

My daughter and I had the opportunity of spending our Girl Scout Encampment overnights in May of 2024 at Camp Rim Rock. It was an AMAZING experience. The property is beautiful, safe, and full of activities for our scouts. Our troop had such a wonderful time with horseback riding, kayaking, archery, and more! Spending time near the campfire and of course sleeping over in the cabins was something our scouts still talk about. We will definitely be going back this May 2025 for the next encampment! Highly recommend this venue to any organizations or groups wanting outdoor adventure with comfort, safety, and lots of fun!