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Eden, UT, 84310-9679
Phone: (801) 745-3570
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Camp Utaba exists to provide a place for spiritual renewal through environments, experiences and resources which draw people of all ages to God through the ministry of Christian camping. ...
Lake Geneva, WI, 53147
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Covenant Harbor offers several summer camp programs to choose from. With programs for different ages and camps of different lengths, you're sure to find the right fit for everyone in your family. ...
Springville, CA, 93265
Phone: (559) 542-2304
Fax: (559) 334-3388 Camp Type:
Quaker Meadow Christian Camp, since it's establishment in 1939 by Evangelical Friends, has had as its primary purpose the winning and training of youth and adults for Jesus Christ and His Church. Quaker Meadow is located at an elevation of 7,200 feet in the Sequoia National Forest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Southcentral California, approximately 45 miles east of Porterville. The Camp is nestled among majestic Giant Sequoias and has offered 60 years of the Christian camping experience for all ages. ...
Worton, MD, 21678
Phone: 410-348-6000
Fax: 410-348-6023 Camp Type:
Tockwogh provides a variety of resident camp experiences for kids and teens alike. We offer the traditional camping experience as well as skiing, sailing and specialty camps.Attendance at camp continu ...
Scottsville, TX, 75688
Phone: (903) 938-5847
Fax: (903) 938-2500 Camp Type:
The Lord has given me strength and good health to allow me to give one year service to His Kingdom through the Dallas District at Scottsville Nazarene Camp and Conference Center which I have been a part of for 63 years. A boy at age 11 was brought to Scottsville by his pastor, Dr. Clyde Ammons for a week of boys and girls camp. I feel in love with it at first sight and to this day still get excited about being at Scottsville. What was intended to be a three month interim period has this month been one full year. The board has asked me to stay at least another six months and we both will evaluate everything at that time. ...
Fairfield, CT, 06824
Phone: 800.944.7112
Fax: 203.254.0259 Camp Type:
The adidas Tennis Camps were developed to provide athletes an opportunity to become better tennis players in a fun, positive atmosphere. Our campers learn from the best coaches in the sport and leave tennis camp with confidence and a passion to enjoy the "sport of a lifetime." Join us this summer for better tennis, new friends, and the best week of your summer! ...
Bensalem, PA, 19020
Phone: 215-752-7613
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In 2007, we were searching for a camp that provided our daughter a summer experience like the one detailed above. We found Cherokee Day Camp to be exactly that experience. Cherokee Day Camp is FUN! FUN! FUN! ...
Black Mountain, NC, 28711
Phone: (828) 686-3885
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Founded in 1956 as an interdenominational Christian summer camp for boys, Camp Rockmont seeks to provide each camper with fun and adventure through appropriate challenges; a better understanding and respect for self and others through group living and shared experiences ...
Lewes, DE, 19958
Phone: (302) 645-9184
Fax: (302) 645-9467 Camp Type:
Lydia Chichester duPont founded the Children's Beach House (CBH) in the early 1930s as a place where she could take children with special needs to benefit from the same healing qualities that she had derived from the coastal environment. ...
Kirtland, OH, 44094
Phone: 440-256-0716
Fax: 440-435-2774 Camp Type:
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. ...
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