Camp Hideout: reviews

What the critics say average 5.6 from 9 outlets

• 10 MovieguideMovieguide CAMP HIDEOUT has some really funny scenes, touching moments and a Christian, moral worldview Read
• 8.0 Dove.orgDove.org To that end, it seems to be designed to be a fun, humorous family film and it succeeds at that. Read
• 7.5 Film ThreatBobby LePire Camp Hideout is another fun feature from Sean Olson, who is quickly becoming the go-to filmmaker for solidly made, independent, family-friendly fare. The action hijinks are both exciting and funny. The cast is good, and the direction keeps the momentum at a steady pace. Read
• 7.0 Geek Vibes NationTristian Evans Although Camp Hideout doesn’t chart new territory when it comes to the lighthearted, teen summer camp flick, it’s a watchable and pleasant film the entire family can sit down and watch together on a Saturday night. Read
• 6.0 Common Sense MediaTara McNamara Camp Hideout is incredibly well-intentioned, and it certainly has less sexuality, violence, and language than the hilarious-but-mature camp movies and Home Alone comedies it was clearly inspired by. Read
• 4.0 Rachel's ReviewsRachel Wagner Then they awkwardly try to wedge in faith-based heartfelt moments that seem like they belong in another movie. It just all doesn’t work. Read
• 3.8 Movie NationRoger Moore There isn’t much here, and there’s absolutely nothing here we haven’t seen in every other summer camp comedy — on film or on TV — that preceded this one, including the fact that Christopher Lloyd’s on board. Read
• 2.5 Aisle SeatMike McGranaghan I wonder how the filmmakers reconcile a desire to honor Christianity with their story’s very un-Christian implication that it’s totally okay – and kind of fun - to commit physical violence toward your enemy. Read
• 2.0 Culture MixCarla Hay Camp Hideout is nothing but cringeworthy clichés of summer camp comedies, with some ripoff ideas thrown in from 1990's Home Alone. The jokes and scenarios are staler than camp cookout food that was left to rot in a previous century. Read