Ужас за Ваши деньги Terrible for your money

The child was in this camp in July 2018 - the worst thing that was there was the food! Everything, literally everything, is diluted with water: juice, squash caviar, vermicelli and cereals are always in water. Even the leaders themselves spat at this gastronomic chaos. The rooms are ugly, that's true. And not all rooms have showers and toilets. so the children go to the neighbors to take a shower, well, or wash themselves in the morning. I don’t even mention such ordinary things as washing the same underwear, but how? let me wash, and then also wash? ))) Going to the sea is a stay on the beach, under umbrellas, either only the counselors swam, or older children, and then sometimes. There are no loungers. For three weeks of stay in the Blue Wave, the child lost weight. Yes, they periodically rummaged through things, when the children were not in the room, things disappeared... The children spoke to the counselors, who, in turn, translated everything into a joke. When visiting a child on Parent's Day and at the end of the shift, they require a copy of the passport - there is no reason for this. This information is not on the official website of the camp, even a stand for parents with information about the leaders (name, phone number, detachment number), the schedule of the day, circles - at the checkpoint there is none))) When you settle in the camp, you are given a copy of the child's birth certificate, ticket and take the child to the medical unit. To the question - Nm wait? Maybe there is something wrong with the references? They replied: No! They'll figure it out! That is, it is possible that your child will live in the same room with those who have pediculosis! Since no one performs this procedure right away! The funny thing is that the leadership of this camp really wants their camp to accept more children for recovery in the future! I will say right away - the child is not picky about food and living conditions, but this is still too much. Perhaps this review will be useful to someone.