Heartland is the ideal choice for your next retreat, conference, training event, outdoor school or personal get-away. Enjoy seclusion and comfort in our air-conditioned, carpeted housing. ...

Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp and Retreat Center is located on the site of an old iron ore smelting furnace, it began producing iron in 1835 and was named Caroline Furnace. It was owned by Benjamin Blackford and was named for one of his three daughters. He also owned two other furnaces in the area that were named for his other two daughters, Elizabeth and Isabella. ...

Established in 1957, Caroline Furnace offers both an overnight Summer Camp program and year round Retreat facilities. ...

Guided by our faith in Jesus Christ, Geneva Hills strives to create an environment for both Christian and secular education, through summer camps, outdoor experiential education programs, and adult retreat ministries. ...

Geneva Hills is a non-profit 501(c)3 Charitable organization located in Lancaster, OH. Geneva Hills was founded by the Columbus Presbytery in 1959 as a childrens summer camp ministry. In June 2008 the Presbytery decided to sell Geneva Hills. It is now operated by a board of directors who are independent of the Presbytery. ...

A 400 acre site of beautiful forest and meadows. Program is Christ-centered and small-group oriented. Exceptional staff. ...

It's summertime at Snowshoe Mountain! Feel the wind in your hair on a rolling mountain bike trail. Watch speckled trout rise to your lure in a cool mountain stream. Spend a sunny afternoon on the deck of a restaurant in our unique Mountain Village - you'll understand why people say this mountain has two personalities. ...

Outdoor Adventure Camp lets kids experience whitewater rafting, tubing, kayaking, canoeing, biking, hiking, team building, survival skills, and ropes course challenges. ...

In 1971, on 350 wooded acres in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, the Wilderness School was founded to help youth in Washington, DC by taking them out of the city to live and learn in the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Over the years, the School was able to touch the lives of many inner city youth throughout the area until it closed in 1987. ...

In 1971, on 350 wooded acres in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, the Wilderness School was founded to help youth in Washington, DC by taking them out of the city to live and learn in the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Over the years, the School was able to touch the lives of many inner city youth throughout the area until it closed in 1987. ...