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My 4-year-old son had a fantastic two weeks at the camp — he loved the activities and came home happy every day. As English isn’t his first language, the first week was a little challenging, but by the second week he had settled in and was enjoying it fully. A warm, caring team and great activities — with just a bit more support for non-native speakers, it would be perfect!

We just moved to the UK, so I wasn't sure what to expect from a summer camp. I signed my children up for Camp Beaumont so I could work during the day. They were really nervous, but the teachers were so welcoming. They got a lot of fresh air and exercise, and learned some new games as well. We really appreciate the hard work and kindness of the camp manager and assistant manager.

Kids had amazing time Aged 7 & 10. Varied activities and loved that they went swimming everyday. Very friendly staff

Really easy to book reasonably priced for a week. Friendly and polite staff. Well organised. Great location at Kent College in Pembury. Great that swimming was available daily.

My daughter really enjoyed it and made a friend. Although she mentioned that some of the planned activities didn't happen or were unavailable?

A camp which cares, excites and supports children!
I am so happy with my child’s experience at camp Beaumont.
He went from running away to running into the camp in one day.
Everyone there is warm, caring, well-trained, equipped and fun!
I want to go there!
The activities are varied, the setting is beautiful and I can go to work knowing that my child will be cared for, learn and express themself in a safe and fun environment!
Thank you!
Highly recommend!

Excellent summer camp

My daughter came back tired and happy and I will definitely be booking it again

My son had a fantastic week at Wellington Camp Beaumont. Great range of activities and lovely people. He came away a very happy boy every day which is just what I want

Brilliant place for children over the holidays, my daughter goes here all the time and comes out smiling every day, she has so much fun and is always happy to go in once she arrives

My children (girl age 9) and boy (age 6), just finished up a week of camp at the Pimlico location with Paul and Sophia. The international nature of the camp, with kids across the world (my children are Australians living in California USA, and travel across Europe for 3 months each summer) was a great experience. I was originally sceptical about booking this camp given some of the reviews I read, but I am glad that I went with my gut instinct and booked the camp! They came home every day very excited to tell me all the activities and games they played and new friends they made, and they were very happy to be dropped off each morning and ran into the gymnasium without second glance back after every check-in. The camp leaders were very kind and everything was really well structured and well organised. The only feedback i would give is 1) possibility of having some photos to share of the daily activities and 2) possibilty to provide snacks and/or lunch, but also understand why not, given allergies and things like that. But neither are deal breakers, and are not high priority at all.

Also - I hope when we come back next year, we could have some camps closer to the city (e.g St Pauls etc) for working parents! See you guys for sure next year!!

My children have attended Camp Beaumont for years (age 4) mostly at Harrow John Lyon and St Augustine’s, and have always loved it. This summer, we tried the St Helen’s site, and sadly it was a huge letdown.

Despite clear instructions, our twins weren’t grouped together or with their friend a big part of why they enjoy camp. There was far too much idle time (kids lying around while staff chatted), and an excessive use of quizzes after nearly every activity. It felt more like school than a holiday.

Most concerning was the rigid “4 strikes” punishment system. My son was penalised for things like asking questions or getting slightly excited normal child behaviour. Laying down whilst kids are expected to sit in silence whilst staff chat to each other. One child missed swimming due to the 4 strike rule. We had also flagged in advance that my son 7yrs old required understanding and support for emotional regulation needs, but staff didn’t seem to respond with understanding or support. He was even told not to be “excited” at even the smallest thing, how is that fair at a summer camp?

This is not the inclusive, energetic Camp Beaumont we know. I hope they seriously review the behaviour policy and staff training at St Helen’s — especially around neurodiversity, emotional needs, and positive discipline.

My daughter and my two nephews described their experience at the King’s College School camp as the worst camp they have ever attended.

They did not enjoy the experience at all and felt that the overall atmosphere was negative. They reported that some coaches frequently shouted, and several children were unkind. It seemed the staff lacked the tools and strategies to manage the children with both firmness and kindness, which contributed to an uncomfortable environment.

Overall, it felt as though the coaches were more focused on ticking off activities from a schedule—which, according to one of the staff members, had been adjusted to suit their convenience—than on creating a fun environment for the children. For example, the swimming session was rescheduled to 9:30am because of low attendance in the 11–14 age group.

I sincerely hope you take this feedback seriously and thoroughly review your team’s training, supervision to ensure a much better experience for future participants.

I did send a message to customer service prior to coming to TrustPilo. but no one has responded.

My 2 little ones, 4 and 7 spent a day at Marsh Farm and had the best time!

Looking forward to going back the following week!
Thank you Paul, Rianna and Becky! (Who was fab with my smallest one who was anxious)

My son loved his week at the Epsom camp. He had such a great time that we’ve booked him in for another week

This was the first time I have used Camp Beaumont (Marsh Farm) I was very nervous and apprehensive. My 7 yr old has ASD and Sensory Processing Disorder, this was all explained on the booking form and reviewed by staff. On arrival we were greeted by Paul, Becky and Rihanna, they all made us feel welcome and instantly comfortable and included my little boy in activities straight away. Becky spoke to me more about my little boys needs and even got him some special ear plugs if he decided he didn’t want to use his ear defenders. I left him feeling confident that he was going to be well looked after, which he was. When I picked him up he was so happy, telling me all the fun things he had done and how he wanted to go again. I would definitely recommend Camp Beaumont and we will definitely use them again.

Camp Beaumont in Rochester is a great place for kids to spend their summer. My kids had a good experience and enjoyed the various activities on offer. The staff were friendly and helpful. The camp is well-organized and provides a safe environment for kids. We were happy with the experience and would consider sending our kids back in the future.

The best summer camp I’ve ever been to. My son absolutely loves it, especially the swimming sessions at the Rochester branch. The staff and facilities are amazing, and there’s a sense of structured freedom that helps the kids develop independence and respect. My son never comes home disappointed and is always happy to go back.

My son loves camp Beaumont! All the staff are so lovely and there’s always new activities happening to keep him busy. I’d highly recommend to any parent.

Both my daughters had a great time in the Magic age group at Epsom College. They would like to go back!