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Nantucket, MA, 02584
Phone: (508) 325-4600
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Treasured Nantucket summers are memories that Murray Camp has been providing to children on Nantucket island, for over two decades. Our camp philosophy focuses on creating an environment where safety, kindness and fun, all flourish. It is the mission of the camp, that every child participating in our programs, experience the opportunity for positive, healthy development. We acknowledge and respect that all children require nurturing through social, emotional, academic and physical enrichments. We strive to provide an atmosphere in which our curriculum and our overall camp environment, encourage this solid foundation. ...
Diamond Point, NY, 12824
Phone: 518-644-9441
Fax: 518-644-2929 Camp Type:
Camp Walden offers a wide range of activities for every camper's interests. Campers participate in land sports, waterfront activities, creative and performing arts and outdoor adventure activities. Our campers enjoy structured programs and for the most part they move with their age group to and from the activities - this gives each camper the chance to enjoy a well-rounded program while cultivating strong relationships with their peers. ...
West Dennis, MA, 02670
Phone: 508 684-0652
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Cape Outdoor Discovery (COD) is a non-profit school of the outdoors providing soft-styled adventure programs. Enriched with natural and cultural history flavorings, which help develop insights and understanding of rivers, oceans, mountains and backcountry ares, we put an emphasis in providing hands-on environmental experiences in outdoor settings. ...
New Freedom, PA, 17349
Phone: 717-235-3656
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Summit Grove Camp & Conference Center exists to glorify God by mentoring, encouraging and equipping God's people through our summer programs. Summit Grove Camp is a ministry that, for over 100 years, has sought to glorify God through Christian camping. ...
South Hamilton, MA, 01982
Phone: 978 468.4415
Fax: 978 468.3758 Camp Type:
Dedicated to academic excellence and development of high personal standards, Pingree believes that a love of learning flourishes best in a diverse community that respects truth, curiosity, creativity, humor, and independent and imaginative thinking. Above all, Pingree strives to instill in its students integrity, decency, compassion, self-esteem and commitment to one another and to the world at large. ...
South Hamilton, MA, 01982
Phone: (978)468-2368
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Our main goal is to give children artistic experiences that will enrich their lives.It is our philosophy that learning about the arts should be a creative, educational, and fun experience.By participating daily is music, drama, and dance activities, children are developing their self-esteem and the ability to themselves. ...
Groveland, MA, 01834
Phone: 978-352-2118
Fax: 978-373-1520 Camp Type:
Fun activities, making friends, playing in the great outdoors, learning new skills...these are the building blocks of a great camp experience. We've been entertaining and educating camp kids for almost 20 years with our impressive range of facilities and planned activities. Our camp is safe, clean, and meticulously organized. ...
Frankford, DE, 19945
Phone: 302-539-7775
Fax: 302-539-1888 Camp Type:
In 1947, the Delaware Association of Chiefs' of Police, an organization which was composed of active law enforcement and correctional officers, accepted the challenge to undertake a project to combat juvenile delinquency in the First State. ...
Centreville, MD, 21617
Phone: (410) 556-6900
Fax: (410) 556-6901 Camp Type:
Camp Pecometh is open to everyone without regard to race, color, sex, national origin, religious preference, or ability. Our ministry is committed to serving persons on an individual basis to provide a meaningful camp experience. ...
Centreville, MD, 21617
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"My parents, my brother Tim, and I moved to Fairview Farm on the Corsica River in August 1932. This was a very low period in the American economy, and there were lines around the block in New York to get to the soup kitchens and get fed. While my Father and Mother were not in that much need, my Father was very concerned about being able to feed his family. His Father, my Grandfather, had always been interested in helping farmers, and my Dad figured that a sure way to feed his family would be to grow the food and be a farmer. So, he resigned his job as a linen sales representative for North America of Ross Brothers, Belfast, N. ...
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