Camp Hanover - Mechanicsville, Virginia

Camp Hanover

Camp Hanover es un centro de retiro, organización religiosa y palacio de congresos ubicado en la dirección 3163 Parsleys Mill Rd, Mechanicsville, VA 23111. Teléfono: 8047792811. Página web: camphanover.org.

Especialidades: Campamento, Palacio de congresos, Organización religiosa, Centro de retiro.

Otros datos de interés: Entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, Estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas.

Opiniones: Esta empresa tiene 36 valoraciones según Google My Business. Opinión media: 4.3/5.

Características:

• Ubicado en una hermosa región natural.
• Hospeda a grupos grandes y pequeños.
• Ofrece variedad de actividades al aire libre.
• Facilidades accesibles para personas con discapacidad.
• Equipo calificado y experiencias enriquecedoras.

Ubicación:

Camp Hanover se encuentra en Mechanicsville, Virginia, a poca distancia de Richmond. La propiedad cuenta con amplios espacios verdes, rutas de senderismo y áreas de picnic, lo que lo convierte en un destino ideal para grupos que buscan una experiencia al aire libre.

Información recomendada:

Para aquellos que buscan una experiencia enriquecedora y divertida, Camp Hanover ofrece una amplia variedad de actividades al aire libre, desde tirolesa y senderismo hasta canotaje y pesca. Además, el personal calificado y la comida deliciosa garantizan una estancia inolvidable. Es recomendable reservar con anticipación, ya que es popular entre grupos religiosos, escuelas y organizaciones sin fines de lucro.

👍 Opiniones de Camp Hanover

Mike B.

5/5

Camp Hanover does an amazing job of living out Jesus' commandment: "Love one another as I have loved you." This camp and its staff truly welcome and include EVERYONE who participates in their programs and use their facilities. The motto "Things are different here" pervades the camp, because EVERYONE is respected, encouraged and treated with dignity, quite a contrast from what some call "the real world." How much better our world would be if everyone treated others with dignity and respect. I am so thankful that my children have Camp Hanover memories, and that I have been privileged to serve as a volunteer.

Pamela R.

2/5

I really wanted this to be a great experience for my kids but it just wasn’t. They spent too much time walking and transitioning between activities or just hanging out and doing things we could have done at home with them. Despite what the website says, they only did a few fun actual camp experiences. My boys never got to do the mudslide and only got to do archery on the last day because we called and talked to the director. They played one field game and did one craft the whole week (the finished craft product never even came home with my daughter). The Day Camp director listened well to us and did try to make changes, like get archery added to their schedule. But the counselors seemed to make decisions about activities based on what was easiest and didn’t have much structured or planned activities. And in the end it was definitely not worth the money we paid. Will stick to vacation Bible schools and Hanover parks and rec camps in the future.

Clayton R.

5/5

We have been sending our girls to Camp Hanover for years. The welcome the receive as beloved children of God is absolutely incredible. Of course they love the activities and all the things they do at camp, but what they remember, what they talked about are the people. I am a camp director at another camp in Virginia, so if you guess that I would be pretty picky about where my kids go to camp, you would be right. And Camp Hanover knocks it out of the park. Every. Single. Time. The lessons they learn about loving God, others, and themselves are something I am forever grateful for.

Rachael G.

1/5

Went for the hallowed harvest. It definitely was not worth the drive there or the money at all. Maybe for children 4 and under it would he fun but anything over that wouldn't be worth it. Spent $30 for a 15 min walk. On their website it says it's a 30 to 45 minute walk through. I thought we would at least see some cool carved pumpkins but they were all made of plastic.

Chloe S.

5/5

They are hosting an autisim society event and that is kind. Also want to give 5 stars for all the bigots in these comments. Keep doing what you are doing by making people feel safe and welcomed.

Tommy C.

5/5

Camp Hanover is a special place for kids and adults. Great leadership and lots going on. Summer camp program is transformative, safe, and a lot of fun. Big fan, highly recommended. Amazingly close to all of rva as well.

Ana C.

5/5

My husband went to this camp over 35 years ago and now it's our son's turn! This is the second year he is attending the overnight camp and we could not be happier. Lots of fun activities, friends and he specially loves the food!

Cristina D.

1/5

My girls just arrived from Camp Hanover and they are disgusted by the experience.
There were bugs in the cabins. The bathrooms were outdoors, they had to walk through the cold, wet snow at night to go to the outdoors smelly and dirty bathrooms.
DO NOT CALL THIS A CHRISTIN CAMP!
I paid $450.00 for 2 full days it was a big rip off!
My girls’ supervisor was cursing bad words like “crap”. This is not an appropriate language for Christian.