Small camp with personal instruction, learning wilderness skills for backpack-canoe trip. ...

Red Oak, a not-for-profit private camp, is proud of its mission to develop children's inner strengths through outdoor adventure. It started in 1947 with a small group of boys who worked and played at Red Barn near the Holden Arboretum under the Direction of Frank Dimpsey. With the help of property acquisitions by Warren J. Corning, Red Oak started in 1952 as an overmight camp for older boys who graduated from the Red Barn program. And then, in 1957 under the Direction of Allison Corning Jones, Chincapin joined the Red Oak family of camps. In 1959, Ken Roskos was named Executive Director of all three camps, and for 43 years he and his wife Gerry worked very hard to create a culture of fun, learning, and safety for the campers and staff. ...

Red Oak, a not-for-profit private camp, is proud of its mission to develop children's inner strengths through outdoor adventure. It started in 1947 with a small group of boys who worked and played at Red Barn near the Holden Arboretum under the Direction of Frank Dimpsey. With the help of property acquisitions by Warren J. Corning, Red Oak started in 1952 as an overmight camp for older boys who graduated from the Red Barn program. ...

Remember the sound of a keylog bouncing off of a stone and into a hot Friday night campfire, the smell of the red pines on that long walk to the stables, the sight of an orange moon hovering over the lake casting a trail of light through the darkness, the call of a loon at sunrise? Tucked away in the beautiful North Woods of Wisconsin, Chippewa sits, flooded with heartwarming memories and a constant hum of energy and spirit. That same energy and spirit still resonates through these woods over half a century later...long after Chippewa campers built their first campfire. And just as the cabin lights go out and the owl sings it's final tune, you return for one last visit, for one last long walk, for one last hug, for one last memory. Welcome back to camp. ...

Lake Valley Camp offers low-income and underserved children of Milwaukee, extraordinary summer experiences at no cost to their families! Campers are referred to LVC for showing leadership potential i ...

For over 60 years, Neighborhood House has been an anchor of Milwaukee's near west side. An organization rich in history and accomplishment, Neighborhood house continues to impact the lives of families and individuals in the Condordia, Metcalfe Park, Cold Spring and Avenues West Neighborhoods. ...

Camp Illiana has been a source of inspiration to the thousands that have experienced its tranquility and beauty since 1949. The Camp is located four miles south of Washington just off of Troy Road on East County Road 450 South. The first camp was held in the summer of 1950. ...

Welcome to another exciting summer of Kent State Basketball Camp. We have a staff of experienced coaches and outstanding players who are looking forward to helping you take your game to the next level. ...

Welcome to another exciting summer of Kent State Basketball Camp. We have a staff of experienced coaches and outstanding players who are looking forward to helping you take your game to the next level. ...

Welcome to another exciting summer with Kent State Women's Basketball Camps. Over the past 10 years we have enjoyed working with young girls at the Junior Fundamental Camp and young women at our advance camps who are striving to get to the next level of competition. Our team camp sees over 70 teams competing for an overall goal of getting to the State Tournament the next season. This camp also houses an official's camp that makes the games even more competitive. ...