The Anaheim Family YMCA was established in 1911 by Charles Pearson (who would later go
on to become the city's mayor). The YMCA operated out of a house on Philadelphia Street and began offering Hi-Y clubs in local schools. In 1924, Camp Osceola began the Anaheim Y's first camping season. The YMCA Indian Guides program got started two years later, providing parents and children the opportunity to share one-on-one experiences. ...

At Rider, we focus on learning that meets your life. We offer personal, purposeful, and engaging experiences that are relevant to you today and to your future. We are a student-centered university emphasizing high quality teaching and learning and a supportive community of dedicated faculty and staff who are committed to your success. ...

Camp Haverim, Santa Barbara's homegrown Jewish day-camp, which is accredited by the American Camp Association, is back for its 5th season! Camp Haverim is led by its experienced director, Itzik Ben Sasson. Itzik works with rabbis, ...

Camp Moshava promotes a deep awareness of Halacha (Jewish law), a personal connection with Torat Yisrael, Am Yisrael, and v'Eretz Yisrael (the teachings, people, and land of Israel). Leadership skills nurtured during summers at Camp Moshava continue to help transform our campers and staff into committed and dedicated Jewish leaders in communities around the world. Many families in need of financial assistance are helped through our scholarship program, so that their children can experience the joys of overnight camp. ...

Blooming Acres is a residential community for children, teenagers and adults diagnosed with multiple and complex special needs. We accommodate individuals with disorders such as Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, Pervasive Developmental Disorders, Cognitive and Developmental Disabilities, Tourette Syndrome, Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder, Learning Disabilities, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, and Mood and Anxiety Disorders. ...

At Easter Seals Camp Horizon, campers make new friends and support networks, they learn new skills and overcome challenges they never thought possible. They spend time with others who face the same challenges they do and for one week each summer, they are not different - kids can just be kids again! CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR SPRING AND SUMMER PROGRAMS ...

The Center for Courageous Kids® is a world-class medical camp designed specifically for the child living with medical challenges who could not attend a traditional camp. A 501(c)(3) not for profit, we are dedicated to uplifting children living with chronic or life-threatening illnesses. Our campus includes our Medical Center, Equestrian Center, Bowling Alley, Indoor Swimming Complex, Gymnasium and Climbing Wall, Lodges, Dining Hall and Theater....and so much MORE. But it's the amazing children and their wonderful families who fill these 168 acres with the sounds of laughter, singing and silliness. ...

The year was 1968 and two young men who were just completing their first year as teachers wondered what they could do for the summer.Having been involved in camping since the age of seven, when they bunked together at sleep-away camp for three summers, cousins Neil Pollack and Michael Pollack decided to operate their own day camp. In 1968 they found a beautiful piece of property located on a lake that, at that time, seemed to lay beyond the edge of the earth (the LIE only went to exit 61 in Holbrook) and they had to reach the camp site through streets with quaint names such as Farm to Market, and Horseblock Road! ...

Camp Idlewild is located in Surry County, Virginia and has been winning the hearts of young people for Christ for the past 50 years, since it was first lovingly carved out of a farm and forest. ...

The Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) is a national leader in outdoor adventure education serving all people, while ensuring that the outdoors is accessible to those with disabilities and special needs. ...