Camp can be a powerful experience that strengthens the values that parents teach at home. Camp Ohiyesa offers days filled with exciting outdoor adventures that help children make new friends, strengthen confidence and grow in character and independence. ...

Camp Letts, located on a beautiful inlet off the sparkling Chesapeake Bay, overlooks three islands and a 2,600-acre preserve that has served as the backdrop for 100 summers of land-based and aquatic adventures. ...

Camp is a place where people come together to create a supportive, healthy community in an environment that fosters a sense of belonging. ...

Camp Abnaki provides a traditional boys summer camp program, with an emphasis on character development, skill building and fun. Boys are provided with an experience designed to foster personal growth and independence. The friendships they make and memories they take away last a lifetime. ...

Located in the Kawartha region, in beautiful Lakefield, Ontario, 150 kilometres from Toronto, Lakefield Camp International is the perfect choice for fun, games and learning. This Canadian summer camp is spread out over the extensive grounds of Lakefield College, one of the most prestigious private boarding schools in Canada. ...

Sparkling waters. Breathtaking sunsets. Trails leading to extraordinary adventure. Where the majestic Ausable River meets the sandy shores of Lake Huron. Where learning is hands-on in a caring, supportive community. Campers try a wide range of activities, learning about their interests and developing new skills and talents, under careful guidance of responsible Ystaff. ...

Camp Edwards has its roots in the Greater Elgin Area YMCA. The Elgin YMCA was founded in 1833. By the 1920's an increasing interest in camping was apparent and a permanent campsite was necessary. The camp board selected E.E.Micklewright as the man in charge of creating a resident camping program. Micklewright and his family moved to Elgin in January of 1928. ...

Mason is one of the oldest continuously operating youth camps in the world. We started in 1900, as Camp Washington, owned by the Trenton/Mercer County YMCA. ...

Our two independent, family-owned camps are nestled on 700 acres of lush, wooded wilderness in northern MinnesotaCamp Thunderbird for Boys and Camp Thunderbird for Girls are separate facilities where kids can make new friends, take on challenges, and learn new skills, without any of the pressures of a coed setting.

Where kids get to be kids. ...

A camper at Birch Trail will spend her summers under tall, lush trees, and see many animals and birds, including our bald eagles! Cabins are close to the lake where she can water-ski, swim, sail and enjoy colorful sunsets each night! ...