Camp Merz, located south of Mayville, NY on Chautauqua Lake has 350 acres of hardwood forest, evergreens and open meadows. ...

At Timber Ridge, campers, counselors and specialists join together with our family of proud owners (three generations!) to create a special summer community. Timber Ridge becomes a camper's connection to something very special in his or her life. ...

Camp Rock Enon is located on 860 acres of rugged beauty in the mountains of Gore, Virginia. It is the site of the Shenandoah Area Council's Boy Scout Summer Camp, Cub Scout Resident Camp, and weekend camps. Each camp offers a variety of activities, emphasizing on fun, fellowship, and the development of the young people participating. Camp Rock Enon is utilized by numerous Packs and Troops year round. ...

Oberlin College is an integral part of the city of Oberlin, a town of about 8,600 residents located 35 miles southwest of Cleveland. Campers train in one of the best college towns in the state of Ohio while getting comprehensive volleyball instruction from an enthusiastic and experienced coaching staff. ...

Credo is a summer program of intensive chamber music study designed to nurture the serious music student artistically and spiritually. ...

Hurt Locker wins Oscars for best picture and best original screenplay - many congrats to screenwriter Mark Boal '95! ...

Oberlin's exquisite 440-acre campus, located just 35 miles southwest of Cleveland, provides outstanding facilities, including the Allen Memorial Art Museum and beautiful Hall Theater and is the prefect location to house this summer Musical Theater camp. ...

Oberlin College has hosted the highest quality and nationally recognized tennis camps since 1974 with over 6000 happy alumni. Campers will enjoy a superb tennis complex with ample outdoor (12) and indoor (6) courts. ...

The Oberlin College campus is located on 440 acres in Oberlin, Ohio, 35 miles southwest of Cleveland. Founded in 1833, Oberlin was the first institution of higher education in America to adopt a policy to admit students of color (1835) and the first college to award bachelor's degrees to women (1841) in a coeducational program. ...

Many of the visitors who return to Chautauqua year after year describe it as an experience rather than a vacation -- a place for renewal. The Chautauqua Institution was founded on the belief that everyone "has a right to be all that he can be -- to know all that he can know." ...