City Team Camp May-Mac

This camp is run by a non profit Christian organization. The place is kept in good repair and the staff are extremely courteous and helpful. I attended this camp as a part of the annual Ameri Corps overnight retreat.
This camp is huge, they had resources we never even used such as the craft cabin, mountain bikes and I am sure many more things. The cabins were extremely clean and tidy — the bathrooms too — which I was especially pleased with.
The day I attended it was extremely hot it felt like 90 °F and up in the direct sun — which there was a lot of during the activities we participated in. There is no A/​C in the cabins — so make sure to figure out how to open the windows at night and if possible bring a fan and an extension cord because outlets are limited.
Bunks are long enough to fit a 5’9″ woman although the mattresses are narrow and hard.
No hand soap is provided in the cabins or other toiletries, towels, sheets, blankets or pillows– so make sure to bring your own.
Cell services is also scarce — I have T Mobile and had no signal until we left the camp and was a good 2 – 3 miles down the road. Although I know individuals who were there and have metro pcs and at&t — got service just fine.
Wifi is limited and not accessible in the cabins — only in the cafeteria.
The bright spots are the fire ring and pool. They have two fire rings — both well lit although we asked them to turn off the lights so we could play mafia and tell ghost stories after making smores — after the talent show.
The pool was THE spot to cool off after roasting all day — the camp staff organized for life guards to come in — and we played water basketball, swam laps and some people sunned themselves on the lounge chairs on the deck while others dipped their legs in.
There was also always water, tea, coffee and hot coco available for those who were thirsty.
The one thing that I think would have improved the experience is a better quality of food — they worked hard to provide vegetarian options — which I know was GREATLY appreciated.
Still in the end. it is was it is.