Camp Quest's purpose is to provide children of irreligious parents with a residential summer camp, dedicated to improving the human condition through rational inquiry, critical. ...

Camp Dudley's history began in 1885, when, with backing from two YMCA associates, George Peck and Rudolph Leypoldt, a 30-year old volunteer named Sumner Francis Dudley started the Boys' Camping Society or "B.C.S." Dudley established, through personal example, the importance of committed leadership and the spiritual life. ...

St. Francis was started by Sr. Anne Behre on September 13, 1960 in a convent in Flushing, New York with four children. In 1963 the school moved to the Park Slope section of Brooklyn in order to accommodate more students. ...

Camp Maxwelton is a residential summer camp for boys ages 9 to 15 located in the beautiful mountains of Virginia. ...

Camp Morrow exists to disciple and evangelize people in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Many youth and family programs are offered in two separate facilities, Lakeshore Retreat and Badger Creek Ranch, both ministries of Camp Morrow Bible Conference. These facilities are also available to other church and educational groups that are in agreement with our purpose and statement of faith. ...

Covenant Harbor has been a place of retreat for youth, adults and families since 1947. The Harbor's 52 wooded acres on the north shore of Geneva Lake were historically the site of an exclusive private estate. In this beautiful country setting, the Harbor has established a long tradition of personal, caring service to individuals, churches and non-profit organizations. Many retreat groups consider Covenant Harbor their retreat home -- some groups returning to the Harbor for over 25 years. ...

Cave Springs Camp is a United Church camp, offering a unique summer camp experience since 1951. The camp is guided and supported by a dedicated group of volunteers that form the Board of Directors, highly qualified and enthusiastic summer staff and volunteers from the local community and area churches. ...

The people of Bucks County were interested in having a camp in their own county by 1940 and a determined effort was made to find a suitable site. The Scout Executive, along with the Council Camping Committee, visited seventy-seven possible sites. In March of 1940 the first parcel of the land we now know as our camp was bought from Mr. Charles Larsen for the price of $17,500. The flagpole from Camp Buccou was erected on the parade grounds of the new camp by that summer. ...

Since 1914 PAL has been serving New York City is youth with safe, structured programming designed to engage boys and girls in positive activities that improve their quality of life, present developmental opportunities, and offer the prospect of a brighter future. ...

Small group. Christian community building in a coastal camping setting. Sailing trips and adventures. ...