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Noblesville, IN, 46060-2913
Phone: (317) 773-4372
Fax: 317-773-4373 Camp Type:
Educational Science Program; boys & girls grades 4-7 explore caves, archeology, fossils, space, past & future. ...
Hill, FL, 32759
Phone: (386) 345 - 9845
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Indian Mound Fish Camp is a family run facility located on the narrowest part of the Intercoastal Waterway in Oak Hill, Florida. Also known as Mosquito Lagoon, this is a favorite spot of both recreational and serious anglers. ...
Appleton, WI, 54914
Phone: 920-882-0023
Fax: (920) 882-9474 Camp Type:
We operate three outdoor ministry sites in Wisconsin: Imago Dei Village, between Clintonville and Shawano, WI, Pine Lake Camp, south of Waupaca, WI, and Waypost Camp, southeast of Wausau. ...
Purchase, NY, 10577
Phone: 914-323-5400
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Soundview Sports Camp has built a reputation for excellence in youth sports in Westchester and Fairfield County since 1991 by teaching sportsmanship and proper skills to thousands of young athletes. ...
Gahanna, OH, 43230
Phone: 614-509-2267
Fax: 614-475-0396 Camp Type:
Since its founding in 1911 as an all-boys school (we are now coed), Columbus Academy has gone through many changes. You can read about those on the history page. Yet throughout all the changes, the Academy has never wavered in its commitment to the values of honesty, integrity and industry. ...
Twin Bridges, MT, 59754
Phone: 406-684-5773
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A century ago men and women came to this area to lay claim to the wealth of gold mines and to explore the wide open ranges of the wild west and the richness of its majestic mountains, crystalline rivers, lakes and streams. ...
Julian, CA, 92036
Phone: 760.765.0028
Fax: 760.765.0153 Camp Type:
The goal of the diocesan camping program is to help individuals of all ages deepen their sense of reverence and respect for themselves, their fellow human beings, the creation, and God. It also seeks to make each diocesan camp a "peaceful place apart" for nurturing, planning, reflection, exchange of ideas and a special sense of community. Inquiries about the diocesan camping program may be referred directly to the contacts listed below. ...
The Forks, ME, 04985
Phone: 207-663-4466
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In 1976 we ran the very first rafting trip on the Kennebec River, and the first rafting trip in the state of Maine. We dodged a few logs that year, as active logging continued through 1976 on the Kennebec. ...
Sebago, ME, 04029
Phone: 800-818-8455
Fax: (207) 787-3930 Camp Type:
Camp O-AT-KA has a long and rich history. Thousands of boys have enjoyed Camp O-AT-KA, and we carry on the spirit and traditions of over a century of campers.Our camp was founded in 1906 by Rev. Ernest Joseph Dennen, an Episcopal minister from Lynn, Massachusetts. ...
Patten, ME, 04765
Phone: 207-528-2901
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We would like everyone to know that views our web site that we are more than just a hunting and fishing Lodge. During July and August when the weather is pleasant and warm we offer stays of 1 to 6 days for relaxing by the pool and hot tub, hiking, 4 wheeling with your ATV and sight seeing in beautiful Baxter State Park. You might also be considering a hunt with us in the future and booking a summer getaway package with us can give you a chance to check out our Lodge and Camps before you book one of our hunting or fishing packages. ...
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