Champions® is a national leader in innovative education programs. Our goal is to inspire the love of learning through engaging programs that connect with students and the educational goals of your school. A variety of Champions initiatives are offered at more than 650 sites in 20 states, serving nearly 55,000 students. ...

FCCJ Summer Camp programs span arts, aviation, camping, a free personal finance camp, gospel music, robotics, and yeah, even sports! New programs still being added.

The Florida Community College at Jacksonville Summer Camps program continues to grow. Camps are available for boys and girls as young as five, up to age 18 (ages vary by camp). Unique, popular favorites such as the Aviation Science and Math Camp and the Crime Scene Investigator Camp will be returning and are expected to fill up fast. ...

Welcome to North Georgia Christian Camp, where for over 30 years we have been committed to providing a quality Christian camp in a loving, caring and safe environment. North Georgia Christian Camp exists to be an extension of the local church, offering opportunities for all ages to learn, grow in the Lord and be challenged to serve Him. ...

Van Buren Youth Camp

is a non-profit, co-ed, residential summer camp. Founded in 1950 on the shores of Great Bear Lake, we are half way between Kalamazoo and Lake Michigan, in southwest Michigan near Bloomingdale. We provide a unique summer experiences for children ages 6-18 at a reasonable cost

Van Buren Youth Camp has been known since 1950 for its successful residental summer camp programs for children and teens. These programs are designed to develop the leadership abilities of today's youth — encouraging personal growth, self-confidence, positive relationships, and individual and group responsibility. ...

Camp Chamisall is located approximately 100 km northwest of Calgary, Alberta at the foot of the Rockies. ...

Rustic outdoor setting on Lake Winnepesaukee. Emphasis on cooperation, not competition. Girls don't need to be Girl Scouts to attend camp. ...

By the middle of the 1920's Scouting was growing at a tremendous pace. There were, at that time, living in the great city of New York men who were dreaming of vast unspoiled woodland acres as a solution to a problem which weighed heavily on their minds and hearts. This group was the New York City Boy Scout Foundation which, in 1924, was headed by a man of great foresight as well as an abundance of Boy Scout training. His name was Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who shortly thereafter became Governor of New York State and eventually guided the destiny of the United States as President throughout the Depression era and World War II. ...

Camp Wintaka, "the happy camp on the mountain," nestles on 115 acres of tall pines and spreading oaks in the San Bernardino mountains, between Running Springs and Green Valley Lake. ...

Wilderness based program. Emphasis on cooperation, self-esteem, personal and spiritual growth. ...

Camp Nazarene is a ministry of the Nazarene Baptist Church dedicated to the social, emotional, physical, and spiritual development of children, youth, and families. Our proud home, once a stop on the historic Underground Railroad, is 93 acres of undeveloped land in the beautiful mountains.

We purchased the sprawling farmland, originally owned by Pennsylvania Quakers, in 1926. From 1926 until 1951 the property was maintained by the selling of crops grown, and animals raised, thereon. These included corn, wheat, oat, and rye crops, and chickens, pigs, and cows. In the 1950's we moved away from farming as industry and toward the use of the land for youth and family services. A committee was formed to oversee this new venture and thus Camp Nazarene was born. ...