encompasses over 165 acres of God's beautiful creation, with miles of wooded trails a recreation field for sports and games, and our own Wiscoy Lake. ...

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Camp Lakeland offers campers an inspiring cultural experience in an exhilarating natural environment. Set amid the forested hills and meadows of scenic Western New York, 60 miles south of Buffalo, Camp Lakeland provides boys and girls with a deeper understanding of and appreciation for our Jewish Heritage and Traditions while creating friendships that last a lifetime. ...

The camp is located at 7772 Camp Road Portageville, New York 14536. The first camp event was a Summer Camporee held in 1940. ...

Goals and objectivies
It is our goal to generate a camp setting through different activities and the teaching of the Word of God which will cause campers to come to a saving knowledge of Christ and grow in their walk with Him. ...

Nestled on 450 acres of mountain beauty with a lake. Bubbling brooks in a rural setting/friendships are made here. ...

A Christ-centered, non-competitive camping ministry to girls and boys in the outdoors. ...

Starting in 1938, Covenant Churches from the region (then called the Middle East Conference) began planning and holding summer camps by renting Camp Fitch, Camp Findlay, and Camp Caledon on Lake Erie. Tents were erected, and campers really "camped," a tradition much different than that of today's campers. This arrangement worked well for a number of years, but the need to have a camp of their own soon became evident. ...

Starting in 1938, Covenant Churches from the region (then called the Middle East Conference) began planning and holding summer camps by renting Camp Fitch, Camp Findlay, and Camp Caledon on Lake Erie. Tents were erected, and campers really "camped," a tradition much different than that of today's campers. This arrangement worked well for a number of years, but the need to have a camp of their own soon became evident. ...

Many of the visitors who return to Chautauqua year after year describe it as an experience rather than a vacation -- a place for renewal. The Chautauqua Institution was founded on the belief that everyone "has a right to be all that he can be -- to know all that he can know." ...