Welcome to Camp Manatoc and thank you for bringing your unit to your camp. This guide will assist unit leaders, both adult and youth, in making your week here both memorable and productive. This book is the primary reference for procedures related to Summer Camp Operations. Information on program may be found in the Program Guide, and forms and other stand alone documents are found on the Forms Page, or Forms Guide. ...

4-H Summer Camp is an Accredited Camp by the American Camping Association. There are only 51 4-H camps in the nation that have achieved ACA Accreditation and the LA County 4-H Summer Camp is the only accredited camp west of the Mississippi and has been ACA approved for over 20 years. ...

Camp Maria Retreat Center, operated by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Kentucky, is a 10 acre site on Southern Maryland's Breton Bay. Located outside Leonardtown, MD it is just a 1 1/2 hour drive south of Baltimore, Northern Virginia and Washington, DC.

Camp Maria Retreat Center offers a Spiritual Center, Dining Lodge, small summer Chapel, Outdoor Altar area, Birdbath (bath house) and handicapped accessible summer and winter lodgings. Our buildings are not air-conditioned.



The Martin House and the Roost are open mid-February to Thanksgiving. The Cabins and Cottage are open May to October. The Office is open year-round. A total of 139 beds are available.



Blankets and pillows are provided - bring your own twin size sheets and towels. ...

Since 1948, Camp McDowell has been a vital gathering spot for the Diocese of Alabama. It is on the banks of Clear Creek, nestled in beautiful woodlands adjacent to the Bankhead National Forest. Former campers will tell you that Camp McDowell is a supportive Christian community where young people learn to be themselves, and where they develop an abiding respect for the integrity and individuality of all living things. Camp is fun, too! ...

Hilton Head Health Institute has been one of America's premier weight loss health spas for 30 years. While our program has evolved as we have learned more from science and medicine, our core belief r ...

West End House Camp, founded by James Storrow in 1908, comprises 135-acres of land, including 4,000 feet on beautiful Long Pond. We offer affordable excellence! Each modern cabin houses 12 campers and 3 staff, and includes bathroom with private hot shower. High camper return rate; most staff are former campers. Nurse on site. Activities include indoor and outdoor basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, lacrosse, tennis, swimming, archery, arts & crafts, nature, sailing, kayaking, waterskiing, water trampoline, waterslide, intercamp competition, mountain bikes, varied evening activities, exciting five-day Color War, and trips. Facilities include indoor gym with electric scoreboard, modern dining hall, large playing fields, infirmary, canteen, and small library. Some financial assistance available. Make Friends For Life at West End House Camp! ...

Camp Huston in Gold Bar, Washington is a part of the missionary and educational outreach of the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia. ...

Kids Adventures was founded by Greg and Cathey Carver and Brian Rindos in response to a group of families who were looking for a different type of program for their children. They wanted a program where their children were well supervised, active, and entertained. The result was Kids Adventures. ...

Thank you for your interest in our RV Park. We are located along the Cullasaja River in the mountains of beautiful Western North Carolina. We are open all year so you can enjoy any or all of our seasons. We have daily, weekly, monthly or seasonal rates. All sites are full hook-up including water, 30 or 50 amp electricity, sewer and cable TV. Our bathhouse is clean and has hot showers and flush toilets (bathhouse closed in winter). Laundery facilities are located downstairs at the office. Some of our activities include: covered dish dinner, bingo, cards, crafts and Sunday morning church service. ...

At the beginning of 1998 a group of people from San Juan Fellowship and several other churches in the Dallas Northeast District began asking, "How can we work together so that San Juan Fellowship can have a bigger impact in the lives of people in their neighborhood?" That small gathering of friends was the genesis of Amigos Days. By June of that year, we teamed up with People Helping People, a division of the Department of Housing of the City of Dallas, and members of 10 churches began repairing homes in East Dallas. ...