Camp Jubilee

Staff are unqualified for childrens groups- maybe ok for adults only, food was not suitable for kids - and was not good - cabins were clean enough, pretty location

Very good camp, but the shower design wasn't good, it is possible to see other people through cracks and my shoes got very wet. Also, some people got a bit sick from the food. Other then that, it is a great camp! I would definitely go again!

Best place on earth! My parents sent me here the second I was old enough and I've never looked back. If you are looking for a place to send your kids for a week (or maybe even two?) I would highly recommend sending them here. They will have the time of their lives!

Great and friendly counsellors. The sites were well maintained.

Brought our youth group up for a weekend retreat. The overall experience was good however, there were a few instances where we felt staff was rude, uninterested in being there, and did not act appropriately. At one of the meals, there was an issue with the camp staff throwing food at our kids. When we arrived, a couple of the cabins had garbage and excessive dirt of the floors. The activities themselves were good, however the kids didn't feel safe in either the rock climbing or high ropes courses. The a couple members of the camp staff were letting the kids drop rapidly, only to suddenly stop and suspend them in the air. It made the experience unpleasant for some of the kids, and many of the boys in particular, did not want to participate because of this. We had a camp fire & instead of giving us means of putting the fire out properly, we were told to just leave it". These were just some minor concerns we had regarding the camp. Our members generally had a good time over the course of the weekend

The worst thing about Camp Jubilee was when we had to leave. It was beautiful, there were constant breathtaking moments. We were a party of 80 gathered at one of the most spectacular places in the harbor/inlet. The staff, including the chef were excellent, the food could not have been better, we were there for 3 days, two nights. Hot showers, in cabin toilet facilities. Wheel chair accessibility to most spots. I would recommend this spot for special occasions, employee related workshops, yoga retreats. They have it all, and I can only imagine how fortunate any child would be to attend summer camp in this setting.

Very special place in my heart. Only problem is showers always run cold. Raining days are the absolute worst. I got badly injured two times out of the four times I went there and I still have the scars.

I can honestly say that Camp Jubilee is my favorite summer camp. The way the staff team have fun and create a welcoming environment, it's no wonder the kids always end up having a great time! The activities are always fun and the facilities are a lot cleaner than you'd expect from such a rural place. Even the food is good too!

We had the most amazing experience having our wedding at Camp Jubilee. The setting was stunning, facilities were great, food and staff were both excellent. They went above and beyond to ensure our wedding weekend was everything we imagined and our guests (and us, of course) had the BEST time!

it was nice to relax out of the big city but the camp had two bad things that just made feel like u know what I'm never coming back there again. One We had a camp fire and my group told a story they didn't like it so they sprayed water at us, like aren't we supposed to enjoy the camp site?! Two, the food there was meh could do a lot more better and some of the food was not cooked properly. I had a nightmare staying for three days. The only thing I though was interesting about that place was that it was an interesting place to go hike and learn new things. Also the cabin we were in was not sweep and the washroom stunk so bad inside before we unpacked.