Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community Dec 18, 2000
Pros: the community atmosphere, the caring staff, the variety and quality of the activities offered, the traditions, the beauty of the area
Cons: the bath houses being separate from the cabins
Summary: I Love Nakanawa!! I was a camper there for nine years (91-99) and a counselor there this past summer. If you (or you daughter) is planning to attend this camp, this is what to expect:
Traditions: this camp is the quintesential summer camp. ... read more
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Rated a Helpful Review by the Epinions community
Oct 10, 2010
Pros: Tradition
Respect
Loving staff
Beautiful environment and lake
Equality among campers
Cons: No outlets in the cabins
Summary: I knew there was something different about Camp Nakanawa when my first email was returned with a phone call from the camp director, Ann. After having been a counselor for 5 summers at different camps, I knew what I was looking for in a ... read more
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Rated a Somewhat Helpful Review by the Epinions community
Aug 19, 2008
Pros: It is a great place to spend a summer!
Cons: It is only 4 weeks. Longer would be much better for learning specific skills.
Summary: Words cannot describe Camp Nakanawa. Sure you will find all the normal things at camp... cabins, canoes, s'mores, etc. What you can't put in words is the value of being there. There is a special quality that has lasted nearly 90 years. From the ... read more
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Rated a Helpful Review by the Epinions community
Oct 31, 2006
Pros: Good weather, great people, focus on manners, made lasting friendships.
Cons: Could be pricey for some folks, it is certainly worth it!!
Summary: I went to Camp Nakanawa for over 7 years. I started in 1983 and my last summer was 1990. I made some of the greatest friends at this camp and I still keep in touch with some of them today!! Most of my fondest childhood memories are of Camp Nakanawa in ... read more
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Rated a Helpful Review by the Epinions community
Feb 16, 2003
Pros: The Girls at Camp Nakanawa, wear uniforms.. so you focus on one's innerself!
Cons: The Bathrooms which are called Egypt... can get dirt.
Summary: Camp Nakanawa is a private summer camp for girls! Located on the Cumberland Platue.. in Crossville TN. The camps faculilties are great, and all the tradtions are wonderful, I can assure you that Camp Nakanawa will always be remebered in your childs mind. ... read more
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Rated a Somewhat Helpful Review by the Epinions community
Oct 27, 2002
Pros: Beautiful setting, great staff, lots of activities, the lifetime of memories -- don't miss it!
Cons: none
Summary: As a former camper (1979-84), I must say the summers I spent at Nakanawa were some of the best times of my life. I often reflect on the years I spent at Nakanwa and I am grateful that my parents sent me to such a wonderful place.
The activities ... read more
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Rated a Helpful Review by the Epinions community
Jun 27, 2001
Pros: Caring and friendly staff who make the summer special for every camper.
Cons: Saying good-bye to all of your friends when camp is over.
Summary: I have been a camp counselor at Nakanawa since I was 17 years old. I am now heading on 23 and packing my bags again eager for yet another summer of bliss.
My very first summer at Nakanawa, I had no idea what to expect. A whole month sounded ... read more
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Rated Show by the Epinions community Jul 11, 2007
Pros: No TV or boys!
Cons: I can't really say there are con's. I wouldn't change a thing.
Summary: I've been a counselor for 11 years and my daughter went to camp Nakanawa and was a counselor, also. I cannot even begin to express the joy I get from camp life. Both my daughter and myself have friends from all across the country. The wholesome
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Rated Show by the Epinions community Dec 10, 2005
Pros: Plenty activities, beautiful scenery, focus on friendships, great traditions.
Cons: The bathrooms were in a separate cabin, after all its a camp not a hotel!!
Summary: I attended Camp Nakanawa two summers during middle school. I was approximate 9-11 years old. It was the most amazing experience of my life. To this day (33 years old) I remember the camp songs and long to go back. I always planned of sending my girl
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