The Summit

amazing experience did this for a school camp the staff were extremely friendly and the activities are amazing and they were all knew experience my person favourite was caving a really knew experience sadly i can only give this 4 stars as the cabin i stayed in front door wouldn't close and we found a mouse that had wandered in and the bathroom door wouldn't close as a chunk of the door was missing

I agree with byenub. The new cabins were terrible quality. Curtains were plastic taped on the wall. The mattresses were dirty, door handle kept falling off and the floor also snapped.The staff were friendly and fun though, but the food was terrible. The chicken was more like steamed than fried, and was dry.Cutlery were dirty, as they are washed outdoors with kids. There was a lack of clean water as well. The bathrooms were fitted with motion sensors, so lights will turn off and become pitch black when you shower.Activities are okay, nothing out of the ordinary. Mud run was good though.In conclusion, if you don’t mind about swallowing dirt/bacteria, then this camp is good for you.

We hosted a wedding reception in the Tent City, and I can say with confidence that this place is awesome, and the people who work there are even more awesome! We wanted a fun fair / school camp vibe and The Summit absolutely delivered. Working with them felt more like working with friends than business partners. So accommodating, so helpful with our vision - can't recommend them enough!!!

Worst camp experience of my entire life!! I am appalled at the quality and service this camp has to offer. Came here with a group of 60 kids, the cabins were infested with spiders and spider webs, the bathrooms were disgusting and many of the toilets barely flushed. The food was of very poor quality meaning that I had to go to woolies to buy 2 minute noodles for the kids who were starving by 8pm. The place felt deserted with no staff anywhere for assistance. I had NO idea where the drinkable water was or where the sport equipment was for the kids to use. No one was there to check in on us and see if everything was okay, and when i went to ask for help at reception, I had to call a number instead since they have no staff on premise during the weekend. The maintenance man wrote my number down and the manager gave me a call. Needless to say, this man was the most arrogant person i have ever talked to in my life. He did not care one single bit about what I was saying and his tone was sarcastic and very unprofessional. I am NEVER coming back here ever again.

I went here in late 2021 and it was a great experience. Staff were very friendly, and students enjoyed the whole 3 days we spent there. We were split into groups, and we got to do activities like, the cave challenge, laser skirmish, flying fox, mud challenge and many more. Overall, I would recommend going here. Really fun.

Activities were very fun, especially the mud run and the food was alright. Public showers were also fine. However for accommodation, unless you're living in the cabins, have fun living in a terrible box. The curtains were tarp duct taped on. The walls had plastic wrapping still not ripped off. The door was broken so that every time the door was opened or closed it would scrap and make a disgusting noise. There were some specks of dirt on the mattresses and what seems to be gum residue on the bed framing. The whole box is cheaply made. With better accommodation this would be an amazing camp.

I came home from here today and the three days I spent there were amazing, the food was good, the activities were so fun and the staff are all so nice they pushed us to our limits and for some even further. If I could go back again I would be ecstatic.

I went here for school camp last year and I liked it but I have a few issues with the camp that I feel should be addressed. During my time at the camp (which otherwise was great, the activities were fun and most of the staff were very nice), I had a panic attack while at the top of the giant swing. The instructors refused to let me down, and made me swing despite the fact I was terrified. The water at the camp was also dirty. The taps which supposedly had clean water were yellow or had dirt. My school stayed in the tent village, and there were holes in the tarp, and the heaters did not work. Otherwise I had a great experience, but I feel that staff should tone down the getting out of your comfort zone thing, especially when people are repeatedly expressing their discomfort with an activity.

If I had to describe this place in one word, it would be BUGS. There was a sugar ant coming in our cabin at least every 5 minutes. In fact, there was probably a sugar ant hole every meter or so! The bugs weren't the only problem though. The food was so rancid as well! My best friend had an excruciating stomach pain after eating the spaghetti there and the chicken on the first day was uncooked! The staff also had a disgusting key called, Get comfortable being uncomfortable" AKA peer pressuring. They were basically forcing me to do activities I didn't want to. On top of this information AND the stupid