Camp Hollywoodland

Name: Camp Hollywoodland
Address: 3200 Canyon Drive, Los Angeles, CA, 90068, US
Telephone: (323) 467-7193
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.4

Camp Hollywoodland: Reliving timeless camp memories for kids and families.

4.4(20 reviews)

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Camp Hollywoodland is a Los Angeles summer and children's camp at 3200 Canyon Dr. The camp evokes nostalgic memories of flag ceremonies, simple lodges, shared songs, and letters from home, as celebrated in multiple reviews. A mix of feedback notes fun experiences and enduring nostalgia, with some mentions of safety concerns about a zip line and counselor interactions.

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3200 Canyon Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068, USA

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3200 Canyon Drive

Los Angeles, CA, 90068

(323) 467-7193 www.laparks.org/camp/camp-hollywoodland

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Services

Week-Long Summer Camp Sessions

Full-week programs for children featuring outdoor adventures, games, and team-building activities in the Hollywood Hills.

Arts and Crafts Workshops

Creative sessions where campers engage in hands-on projects like painting, crafting, and learning traditional camp songs.

Outdoor Recreation Activities

Guided hikes, sports, and nature exploration in a safe, scenic setting to promote physical activity and appreciation for the outdoors.

Campfire and Sing-Alongs

Evening gatherings with classic campfire rituals, storytelling, and group singing to build community and fun memories.

Parent Communication and Updates

Regular updates and support for parents, including camper progress and safety information to ensure peace of mind.

4.40 · 20 reviews

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Cheesecake de Granger

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· 6 months ago

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· 7 months ago

We are furious and honestly still shaken after what our daughter experienced at Camp Hollywoodland, and parents deserve to know exactly what happened. Last summer, our daughter got her first period unexpectedly while at camp — scared, confused, and away from home. Instead of receiving basic care or compassion, she was met with obstruction and what we believe was outright negligence. Staff told us the camp did not have supplies and required us to bring them ourselves, while camp policy prevented us from even speaking to our own child during one of the most vulnerable moments of her young life. We were repeatedly told she was “fine.” The very next day, campers were taken to a water park where our daughter, who still had no guidance or support, was reportedly not allowed to wear shorts or bring a towel. When she began menstruating publicly and asked to use the restroom, she was denied multiple times and forced to wait until the group finished eating. She was left humiliated and exposed in front of her peers while the adults responsible for her care refused to help. When we picked her up, she completely broke down, describing an experience that was humiliating and traumatic. No child should ever be made to feel ashamed or powerless for a normal biological milestone. What makes this even more disturbing is what followed. After multiple attempts to address this with leadership, Camp Hollywoodland chose to defend and justify staff behavior rather than accept responsibility. The response we received made it clear that protecting their policies mattered more than acknowledging the harm done to a child. This is an all-female camp — a place that should understand and support girls through normal developmental changes. Instead, our daughter was left without dignity, without guidance, and without protection when she needed it most. Families should understand exactly what can happen when policies and poor judgment override basic humanity.

Erick Farias

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· 7 months ago

David Karayan

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· 10 months ago

lizy ryan

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· 1 year ago

My stepdaughter attended this past week. They are still featuring advertising the zip line on the website even though it’s apparently “not up for safety standards.” One of the councilors , Fauna, also sounded like they shouldn’t be a councilor at a kids summer camp. Bad attitude. All the girls still had fun because they’re a fun group, but this definitely added a cloud.

Julia Hernandez

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· 1 year ago