Mobilizingjoiith for world-class ministry.Crusader Youth Camp was founded in 1948 through the efforts of Mrs. Myrtle Holder, who saw the need for a place where youth could experience God. For over fifty years, Crusader Youth Camp has ministered not only to youth, but to adults as well. Owned by the Pentecostal Free Will Baptist Church, the camp is primarily known for its eight week summer camping season, but ministers to individuals, organizations, and churches throughout the year. We like to say that Crusader Youth Camp is a place where you can have fun, make lifelong friends, and most importantly of all experience God. Our philosophy is to glorify God in every activity by assisting individuals, organizations, and churches in presenting the Word of God to the needs of individuals through dedicated and committed staff within the environment of Christian camping. The objectives of Crusader Youth Camp. ...

To provide the ideal environment and a unique opportunity for children to learn valuable skills and make new friends through programs that are challenging, educational, and fun. We believe camp provides an opportunity for personal growth, increased self-esteem and friendship building. We hope to create a space for young people ages 4-14 to learn how to work as a group while gaining confidence in their unique abilities as individuals. ...

The story begins with a man named John Davidson, a wealthy New York City lawyer whose passion for trout fishing led him to buy a mile of the Salmon River along with 450 wooded acres in the Town of Redfield New York. In the 1890's he began to build a 21-room manor house on the hill overlooking the river. He named it "The Braes" which means hillside as it reminded of his ancestral Scottish homeland. ...

Hidden Acres was established over 23 years ago with the purpose of developing a place where people can come and experience God in His creation. ...

Maryland's premier horse center for horseback riding enthusiasts of all levels. Our 25 acre estate of horse riding rings, stables and trails is the perfect spot to learn to ride, extend your expertise, or just have fun riding. ...

Camp Susquehanna is a place where burn survivors can come together and engage in activities with one another that they would not normally get to do at home. It is a place where everyone can feel like themselves and not have to worry about being judged by others, since everyone looks the same. It is a family of survivors. ...

Whether your family is here for the week or just a weekend, the kids will definitely want to check out Camp Gokemo. Operating seven days a week, campers ages 6 months through 15 years will enjoy Vermont summertime fun with daily indoor and outdoor activities, arts and crafts, and a different theme each week.

Camp Gokemo operates as a day care for the younger set and a day camp for older children, tweens and teens. The day care portion of the program is designed for children 6 months to 4 years of age and offers a warm, interactive state-licensed facility bustling with activities and fun. Children will participate in arts and crafts, painting, outdoor play, singing and more! ...

The Schooner Alcyone, launched in 1956 in Seattle and built by Frank Prothero. Alycone won Best of Sail 5 times at the Victoria Classic Yacht Festival, won the People's Choice at the Center for Wooden Boats 4th of July Festival in Seattle, and has particiapate in the Wooden Boat Featival, put on by the Woodenboat Foundation of Port Townsend, 28 times. ...

Camp Jubilee Retreat and Conference Centre has been welcoming campers to the shores of Indian Arm since 1936. Camp Jubilee was established in the middle of the depression of the 1930's based on a need to respond to the lack of opportunities for low income working families to send their children to camp.

Camp Jubilee Retreat and Conference Centre is owned by the Children's Jubilee Summer Camp Association and is managed by Indian Arm Recreational Services Ltd. The Association is comprised of representatives from union and labour friendly organizations.

Labour unions, service clubs, businesses, government and individuals support Camp Jubilee through the Camp Jubilee Campership Fund which enables children from low income families to attend camp. ...

Despite the torrential downpours, the wind, and not to mention the thunder and lightening the Campers had a blast!! ...