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Middleboro, MA, 02346
Phone: 508-923-0800
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Founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low, Girl Scouts' membership has grown from 18 members in Savannah, Ga., to 3.7 million members throughout the United States, including U.S. territories, and in more than 90 countries through USA Girl Scouts Overseas. ...
Anchorage, AK, 99517
Phone: 907-248-2250
Fax: 907-243-4819 Camp Type:
We are working to create a new website that will be a reflection of the strength and diversity of our organization and anticipate having it ready in spring 2010. ...
Los Angeles, CA, 90041
Phone: (323) 259-2500
Fax: (323) 259-2958 Camp Type:
The mission of Occidental College is to provide a gifted and diverse group of students with a total educational experience of the highest quality -- one that prepares them for leadership in an increasingly complex, interdependent and pluralistic world. ...
New City, NY, 10956
Phone: 845-638-0700
Fax: (845) 634-7198 Camp Type:
Woodmont Day Camp is a camp where each child will feel the warmth and comfort of home. Your child will experience a dynamic program in an environment fostering growth and independence.Our breath-takin ...
Norwood, NJ, 07648
Phone: 201-750-1557
Fax: 201-750-1558 Camp Type:
Camp Vanguard, located at the Florida FFA Leadership Training Center on beautiful Lake Pierce in Haines City, Florida, between Tampa and Orlando, is surrounded by untouched forest. The natural setting offers a unique summer environment on 114 beautiful acres. ...
Maplewood, NJ, 07040
Phone: 973-762-4145
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Designed to help pre-school campers learn group skills and develop self-confidence through safe, fun and educational activities. Daily programs include swim instruction at the Maplewood Country Club, rest and playtime. Weekly themes help campers explore and develop areas of interest through activities such as cooking, world life, art, creative play, music and sports. Educational entertainers and field trips will also be provided each session. Onsite playground and childcare facilities are utilized. Much of the staff are year-round child care workers at the South Mountain YMCA Child Care Center. Campers must be potty-trained and accustomed to no nap or a short nap time. ...
Windsor, NH, 03244
Phone: 603-478-3166,800-862-7760
Fax: 603-478-5260 Camp Type:
Our campus is a beautiful place to meet. Consider offering your guests a rustic weekend of fall foliage, swimming and canoeing. Our dining hall comfortably seats 100 people and we have the dance pavilion in case of rain. ...
Mt Carroll, IL, 61081-9063
Phone: 815-535-9622
Fax: 815-626-9745 Camp Type:
The Sterling-Rock Falls Family YMCA has been offering resident camp opportunities at YMCA Camp Benson since 1928. In 1956, YMCA Camp Benson moved to Mt. Carroll, Illinois. YMCA Camp Benson offers a quality camping experience for children including Discovery Camp for the first time campers, Resident Camp for ages 7-14, Staff Development Program for ages 14-17, and Adventure Trips for ages 12-17. Camp Benson also offers a Family Camp in late summer and is available for rental for group meetings and family reunions throughout the year. Fall, winter, and spring weekend camps are offered to for 14-17 year olds along with a Staff Development program for those 14-17 years old who want to pursue a future in camp counseling. In 2008, over 782 children and adults attend Camp Benson with 526 children attending Summer Resident Camp and 41 attending Camp Benson's Day Camp. ...
Berkeley, NY, 10012
Phone: (800) 752-2250,(212) 796-8340
Fax: (212) 334-4934 Camp Type:
ASA challenges you to use your summer in a unique way for a valuable experience that allows you to develop academically and socially and feel inspired to reach new levels of achievement. Led by a dynamic team of world-class experts, directors and staff, programs focus on everything from language immersion to college admissions prep. ...
Norwood, NJ, 07648
Phone: 201-750-1557
Fax: 201-750-1558 Camp Type:
At New Image Camps, we have researched activities that children enjoy most. From non-competitive team sports to individual opportunities for kids to grow, the fun and confidence building never ends! Each day there are five scheduled activity periods which feature instruction and group participation. ...
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