T-CAMP o.s. - Sládkovičova 1270

Poor hygiene

I have been going to tcamp for 9 years now, the leaders are great, the program is fun, the food is good, the camp is very good

Rubber rolls, terrible music, showers like in horror, cottages like Uganda. Nobody come here. The diet was crazy in a week I lost 9 kg.

Unfortunately, the very bad experience. Communication is accommodating only until you do not require an explanation of the shortcomings in the camp, such as shared toilets with the public during the coronavirus, zero supervision of children who had to go to the toilet from cottages about 300 m alone and at night, swimming in the pool you can't see on a hand immersed 20 cm in water, let alone on the bottom, or as it was loaded from about 50,000 CZK for renounced transport, when the parents had to transport the child to and from the camp at their own expense. Then they will just swear, threaten and urge you to come immediately for the child that they do not want him there. All, of course, over the phone so that there is no evidence. I recommend recording phone calls with them, because after a phone call in which they behave arrogantly, they will write you an email in which they suddenly write something completely different and in a different style and then want to publish the communication to see how well they are solving everything. Really? They refer to the fact that everything meets the highest hygienic standards (after everything we've been through, I have to laugh bitterly). They then find out outright personal and family information from the child. Three days before the end of the camp, we learned from other parents, who were called by a frightened child, that there were police and a lot of ambulances in the camp, but we had no information from the camp management. The website boasts how they managed everything, how they immediately informed all parents, the opposite is true. Nobody called us and we are not alone. If we did not go to the place in person, we would learn about the whole situation from the media, not from the camp management. For the child, we finally had to go to the hospital in Pilsen and we arrived home at 3 in the morning. On the camp's website, however, you will find self-praise for how well everything was managed. 50 poisoned children, probably due to poor hygiene in the camp (at the time of writing the review was still under investigation by the police) is probably not a good business card. At the same time, we learn new and new information from the children about what was happening in the camp. Based on a series of several unpleasant to frightening events of this organization, I recommend avoiding the arc.