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Columbus, NJ, 08022
Phone: 609-499-7820
Fax: 609-499-0025 Camp Type:
Liberty Lake Day Camp is a special place for children to make friends, expand their talents and learn new skills- all in a warm, safe, family-like setting. A flexible 10-week Summer Camp season runni ...
Weston, CT, 06883
Phone: 203-226-4701
Fax: 203-222-8908 Camp Type:
Great staff. Supportive environment encouraging girls to reach their fullest experiences and be their best. ...
Huguenot, NY, 12746
Phone: 845-858-2200
Fax: Camp Type:
For kids, summer is all about having fun. As a parent, you'd like something more to go along with that fun. This summer, the YMCA has two fun and safe ways to make both of your summer wishes come true at our YMCA Day Camps across NYC and Sleepaway Camps just 90 miles northwest of New York City. ...
Huguenot, NY, 12746
Phone: 845-858-2200
Fax: 845-858-7823 Camp Type:
This weekend marks the spring equinox. What is the spring equinox? We've asked Michelle Bakowski one of our outdoor education instructors to explain. ...
Milford, PA, 18337
Phone: (570) 296-8596
Fax: Camp Type:
Cedar Lake Camp is a co-ed camp for children entering 7th-9th grades. The campers choose all their elective activities from over 50 different electives. We have an outstanding athletic program with intercamp sports and tournaments, an 100 acre lake with jet skis, sailing, kayaking, canoeing, windsurfing and a pool. ...
Milford, PA, 18337
Phone: 570-296-6131
Fax: 570-296-6128 Camp Type:
Camp Netimus for Girls was founded by the Moore family of Philadelphia and named after an 18th century Delaware Indian chief. ...
Milford, PA, 18337
Phone: 570-296-8596
Fax: Camp Type:
In partnership with Y/JCC day camps, Camp MountaintTop hosts children from all over the US at our Milford PA site. ...
Pipersville, PA, 18947
Phone: (215) 297-5290 Ext. 15
Fax: Camp Type:
The people of Bucks County were interested in having a camp in their own county by 1940 and a determined effort was made to find a suitable site. The Scout Executive, along with the Council Camping Committee, visited seventy-seven possible sites. In March of 1940 the first parcel of the land we now know as our camp was bought from Mr. Charles Larsen for the price of $17,500. The flagpole from Camp Buccou was erected on the parade grounds of the new camp by that summer. ...
Beacon, NY, 12508
Phone: (845) 831-0638
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One of University Settlement's most important gifts in its earliest days was the donation of approximately 100 acres of bucolic property at the foot of Mount Beacon, 60 miles up the Hudson River from our home on the Lower East Side. It was 1910, and the Settlement quickly established its renowned residential camp facility there, a haven for generations of New York City children, where thousands fled urban life and experienced nature for the first time. ...
Langhorne, PA, 19047
Phone: 610-520-3400
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The Double Play week takes our instructional approach a
step further and offers campers the opportunity to focus on positions of their choice. ... |
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