Youthfront Camp West Reviews

Beautiful grounds and well maintained! Twin bunks at my age definitely not a plus but really NO complaints!

Had a great time at youthfront west. Loved the Bible teaching and fun activities for the kids.

We just picked up our two boys. They both had a blast. Camp staff were great. The campus is beautiful. They will be coming back.

I am a child. I LOVE THE FOOOOOOOOD!!!!!! Its amazing 10/10 love this camp, like i love my tocos :)

I definitely recommend to go to youthfront it is amazing you should go u will love it

My boys have attended Youthfront Camp West the past two years and have enjoyed every minute of it. I highly
recommend this camp.

My son enjoyed a week long camp at youthfront. His friend who was supposed to sign up for the same week did not which could have been a problem. The camp was so well run and full of fun activities. He loved everything about it!

Highly recommended!

Child was left alone in room in cabin for remainder of the camping trip beside going out to do activities. Not the greatest experience.

We visited as a church group for the weekend and had a blast.

I've volunteered here multiple times when my Church went as a group, and I think this is a great camp for middle school boys and girls. There are so many fun things for the kids to do from the pool to the snack shop and games to the water slide and lake activities to paintball and on and on. More importantly, though, they provide the opportunity for kids to encounter Jesus. It's amazing during worship when you see the kids raising their hands together, worshiping God or taking notes during a teaching lesson. They provide these opportunities without forcing it on anyone. Small group discussion times are led in a non-threatening environment where everyone is accepted and valued, and kids can ask questions and grow in their faith. I enjoyed my time here, and I know the kids always do too.

Today I visited the camp.... A lot has changed since it first opened. Yes I was there that first year. No doors on the cabins that year,and it was bare bones. Since then several more cabins have been added , a dining hall, and several more buildings. I too fell in love there although I don't know what has become of her. They taught me how to witness for Christ there. I think often about sleeping out under the stars lying on the balcony of cabin 3 for four summers. Now cabin 3 is cabin 4 and there is no balcony....however the silly spiral staircase is there.

I ve been to church camps before but none can attest to the likings of Youthfront. The idea of multiple cabins instead of one large one is genius and creates a cleaner feeling. The sermons hit straight to home and are really motivational. The staff are all amazing and it s a really nice camp.

Awesome place used to be known as Circle-C camp. I met my wife there....how could it not be 5 stars?

The cabins accommodate a lot of people comfortably. They were a good temperature. The kitchen staff is very nice and served great food.

Lets be honest, this is simply an indoctrination facility. My mother sent me here in 2004 despite me making it clear to her I didnt believe the same things she did. Despite having many fun camp activities and being obviously well funded... fun, and childhood memories are off the table if you aren't already HEAVILY into Jesus. I was bullied by the other kids for not being enthusiastic about the forced sermons several times a day. The "worship" is very much song and dance style so that it keeps the kids attention, and if you don't want to wave your hands around and cry openly about Jesus you get singled out for "special counselling", where the staff sit down with you and explain how not opening your heart to jesus (or equally trite nonesense) is the reason you are so unhappy... nope, the reason I was unhappy was because I saw how fake it all was... kids barely old enough to make their own decisions being forced to recite empty lines about their love for jesus while wrapping it in camp activities to make it attractive. I imagine ill get some hate flung at me for postig this, but i need to stick up for kids with parents like mine. If your child does not have a strong jesus conviction, PLEASE don't force them to go to this camp. I suffered bullying and anguish because I didnt believe and nearly had a complete breakdown by the end of camp. If your kid wants to go here. Great. If they don't, PLEASE do not force them.

First experience was golden. Great directions, properly labelled by signs, very organized from parking, checking and day 1. At p/u same thing very organized. Friendly, teens/volunteers/adults. My daughter loved the lake and cant wait to go back. She did the 2.5 day camp.

Great place and very nice cabins. The grounds are very well kept and I had a great time on fall retreat can t wait for next year keep up the good work

My boy just teen staffed there for a week and he cannot say enough good things about it. When he goes we feel comfortable that he is safe and having fun.

Wonderful experience. Good clean facilities and great staff.

What a wonderful experience. I can't recall a better run camp with this many activities. Well done and God bless YouthFront West!

Went there as a teen, my mother sent 7 grandchildren there, my son & daughter went there & daughter has been & was a camp counselor there several times.

I was raised at this camp, have worked there and volunteered there. It is an incredible camp, and I can't wait for my kid to be old enough to attend and make his own amazing memories!

It was amazing. Although, the cabins could use a little updating.

The office staff are pretty aight, but let me tell you about the hype crew! They are incredible! They obviously know what they re doing! Can t wait to ask for their autographs! I m going to cherish the experience they have created for me forever and ever. Amen

I only went to this camp back when it was Circe-C Ranch back in 1983 and 1984. My life was forever changed on June 29, 1983 when I was first introduced to Jesus through the preaching of Rev. Clyde Chiles! Sometimes you wonder if one week of summer camp can make a difference for a confused kid who didn't grow up in the church. 33 years later I am still walking with Christ, I have served full-time as a pastor for the last 22 years and I am presently working on my D.Min. in Pastoral Counseling from Westminster Theological Seminary! My life was forever changed during my first week at Circle-C! I have three children who all know the Lord and an amazing wife of almost 12 years! I can still remember walking out of the old chapel after coming to Christ and looking up at the stars on the clear Kansas night and realizing that everything was different!