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Exshaw, , T2P 4G6
Phone: (403) 237-9622
Fax: (403) 269-4661 Camp Type:
Camp Chief Hector YMCA's skilled facilitators, comfortable facilities, inspiring environment and service excellence help create experiences to meet each group's needs. Programming options include youth leadership development, family programs, outdoor recreational experiences, conferences and retreats.
With activities like high and low ropes courses, a climbing wall, a giant swing, archery, canoeing and horseback riding (seasonal), staff can design challenging, rewarding experiences that last an afternoon or a week, for groups of 15 - 350. ... ERRINGTON, , VOR 1VO
Phone: 250-248-8534
Fax: 250-248-1274 Camp Type:
Many people ask how NIWRA began. In 1984, Robin Campbell, NIWRA's founder, discovered a Great Horned Owl entangled in a neighbor's fence, its wing mangled and in need of emergency care. It was Christmas day and the Christmas dinner would have to wait. Spirit, as the Owl was later named became our first of many casualties at the Buckley Bay Wildlife Recovery Centre (by the Denman Island Ferry). ...
Ortonville, MI, 48462
Phone: (248) 627-2821
Fax: (248) 627-4576 Camp Type:
Since 1960, when our first Travel Trip left Detroit for a journey through the Midwest, Tamarack has been a leader in teen adventure programming in a Jewish environment. Our Travel Trips are an excellent opportunity to see national landmarks, hike pristine mountains and have a variety of fun and exciting day excursions like rafting, Kayaking or mountain biking. Each Travel Trip is co-ed with 24 campers and six staff. While experiencing these once in a lifetime adventures you will also develop lifelong friendships with others on your trip. ...
Snowmass, CO, 81612
Phone: 970 923 6609
Fax: 970 923 2511 Camp Type:
Aspen Camp provides life-enriching experiences for deaf and hard of hearing youth and adults from all over the world. Campers and guests build self-confidence, leadership, communication skills through experiential and adventure based learning. We are nestled on 17 beautiful wooded acres in Snowmass, Colorado. Just minutes from world-class Aspen Snowmass Resort and protected wilderness areas, our location provides the perfect environment for fun and educational programming. ...
Hendersonville, NC, 28793-0250
Phone: (828) 692-9136
Fax: (828) 696-3589 Camp Type:
Camp Kanuga is a traditional co-ed summer camping program sponsored by Kanuga Conferences, an Episcopal center in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Camping has been an important Kanuga offering since the center opened in 1928. ...
Nanuet, NY, 10954
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The intention of this day camp is to give young adults hands on training in the field of wedding and event videoagraphy. ...
Troy, MT, 59935
Phone: 1-406-295-5959
Fax: 1-406-295-9297 Camp Type:
our survival adventures are conducted in remote mountians and wilderness areas that include over 40 miles of trails and 5 high country lakes. we provide training for survival & first aid while enjoying backpacking and hiking rugged high mountian trails. with 3 levels of difficulty our treks include backpacking,hiking and camping. ...
Littleton, CO, 80127
Phone: 888-458-1812
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Champions® is a national education leader delivering a broad array of educational solutions.
Choose Science Adventures day camps for your child this summer! We are the largest science enrichment provider nationally. We offer interactive, hands-on activities. We have introduced over 100,000 st ... Saint Paul, MN, 55106
Phone: 651.776.1430
Fax: 651.776.1128 Camp Type:
Vertical Endeavors is one of the largest indoor rock climbing facilities in the world. With over 18,200 square feet of climbing surface, Vertical Endeavors is the place to climb! Over 60 separate ropes and 9 Auto Belays provide hundreds of climbing routes. An excellent beginner area is perfect for introducing new climbers to the sport. ...
Estes Park, CO, 80517
Phone: 970.586.2900
Fax: 970.586.2946 Camp Type:
The story of Covenant Heights is one that started in the early 1930's in the activities and Christian fellowship of the Covenant Young peoples and Sunday School Conference of Colorado and Wyoming. The Covenant churches of Colorado and the Laramie and Cheyenne churches of Wyoming joined together in a concerted effort to provide inspiration, Christian fellowship, and evangelism for the young people of the churches. For many years, a camping program was held at Geneva Glen, just west of Denver. These camps continued until 1945. For the 1946 summer conference, the YMCA "Friendship Lodge" at Estes Park was rented, since this location was more centrally located for all the churches. ...
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