Founded in 1955, Camp Small Valley is nestled on 762 acres in the wooded hills of upper Dauphin County about 30 miles north of Harrisburg. Accomodations range from modern year round heated units to rustic cabins and tents. Facilities include a riding stable and ring, swimming pool with bubble beach area, and close access to the Appalachian Trail. Small Valley meets the requirements of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Girl Scouts of the USA. A state of the art science facility is located on the property. The Star (Science, Technology, and Adventure Researchers) Center teaches science in a fun camp environment! ...

Guided by the Quaker belief that the Light of the Spirit is present in every person and the belief that people working together can create a more just and humane society, the Farm & Wilderness Foundation sponsors year-round experiences for children and adults that emphasize the building of community through the values of cooperation, simplicity, responsibility, empathy, spirituality, and service. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation. ...

Saltash Mountain grows wilderness adventurers. A camp for 40 boys and girls, ages 11-14, Saltash Mountain focuses on wilderness traveling, mastering outdoor skills and community building. ...

Flying Cloud is a wilderness skills camp for 35 boys on the side of Saltash Mountain. There are five components central to Flying Cloud: Simplicity and isolation, respect and community, common gender, honoring the land, and honoring the Spirit. ...

Tamarack Farm is a farm-based camp for 68 young people, ages 15-17.

Tamarack Farm centers on community building, cooperative work projects and community service. ...

Timberlake is alive with adventure - a place where a boy can climb trees, fly off rope swings into a clear, cool lake, build cabins, laugh with friends, eat great food, create incredible art and do a thousand other things. Each day is filled with excitement, challenge and joy. Timberlake thrives on the imagination and energy of campers and staff working together to create a safe, supportive and fun community. ...

A day camp for children ages 4-10, the Barn Day Camp specializes in making all the traditional activities of Farm & Wilderness come alive for younger campers. There are three sessions of the Barn Day Camp per summer. Children can attend one, two, or all three sessions.

Children at the Barn Day Camp learn to take care of the farm animals; sing songs and make music; receive swimming instruction at their ability level; learn to use tools as they do work projects; hike, canoe and rock climb; and explore their creativity with visual art, movement and drama. Children at the Barn Day Camp enjoy working together in small groups, in a cooperative respectful style that gives them the freedom of being outdoors in a safe and nurturing community. ...

Girls are in motion at Indian Brook - learning, laughing, digging, hammering, painting, building, climbing, talking, hiking, paddling, and swimming. In these activities and more, nurtured by a supportive and compassionate staff, each girl is encouraged to develop self-confidence, new skills and an abiding joy.

The non-profit Farm & Wilderness Foundation operates seven summer camps for children ages 4-17, a family camp and retreat facilities. ...

In the 1950's a young couple named Lloyd and Alice Moyer noticed something. They noticed that many kids in Vermont didn't have lots of constructive activities to engage in during the summer. ...

Echo Lake, the program is fast-paced, diverse and designed to keep our campers stimulated well into their teens! ...