In its ninth year of operation in Central Ohio, Daniel & Friends Summer Day Camp is a non-denominational, not-for-profit community service project. This camp is open to the general public. This camp is like no other! Parents and campers both simply love it at Daniel and Friends Day Camp!! ...

Field Sports is located in the Sports Ohio�campus on Dublin Park Drive in Dublin, Ohio.� We opened in September of 2003 and offered league play and instructional programming for Lacrosse, Field Hockey and Flag Football.� Since then we have developed leagues and instructional programs for Baseball and Softball.� We have even ran several Adult Dodgeball and Kickball tournaments.� ...

The Mascot Activity Package: three hours of unlimited Go Karts, Miniature Golf, Batting Cages, Sand Volleyball and Outdoor Basketball. ...

In the summer months, GLM features nine weeks of dynamic programming and outstanding Bible teaching in our fun-filled, Christ-centered family camps! Gull Lake Ministries' staff, facilities, and amenities are available for conferences, retreats, banquets, and day-meetings from late August to early June. Our guests enjoy the amenities of a resort, the facilities of a conference center, and the support only a Christian community can provide! ...

This year we will again be offering the Red Oak Junior Counselor Leadership Program (JCLP). This program focuses on training young men and women in leadership, safety, and service, following American Camping Association and Red Oak Camp standards. The goal is to create responsible young counselors who may be able to work at our camp, or gain the experience necessary to work at other camps with Red Oak's recommendation. ...

Small camp with personal instruction, learning wilderness skills for backpack-canoe trip. ...

Red Oak, a not-for-profit private camp, is proud of its mission to develop children's inner strengths through outdoor adventure. It started in 1947 with a small group of boys who worked and played at Red Barn near the Holden Arboretum under the Direction of Frank Dimpsey. With the help of property acquisitions by Warren J. Corning, Red Oak started in 1952 as an overmight camp for older boys who graduated from the Red Barn program. And then, in 1957 under the Direction of Allison Corning Jones, Chincapin joined the Red Oak family of camps. In 1959, Ken Roskos was named Executive Director of all three camps, and for 43 years he and his wife Gerry worked very hard to create a culture of fun, learning, and safety for the campers and staff. ...

Red Oak, a not-for-profit private camp, is proud of its mission to develop children's inner strengths through outdoor adventure. It started in 1947 with a small group of boys who worked and played at Red Barn near the Holden Arboretum under the Direction of Frank Dimpsey. With the help of property acquisitions by Warren J. Corning, Red Oak started in 1952 as an overmight camp for older boys who graduated from the Red Barn program. ...

Joy of Living Ministries, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization, established in 1993 by Dale Engle with the help of several friends from Ashland, Ohio. The goal was to develop facilities and programming for a youth camp and conference facility. The 760-acre camp is located on the Mohican River in Knox and Holmes Counties, Ohio, four miles East of Danville and two miles North of Rt. 62 at Brinkhaven. ...

For many youngsters, summer means summer camp with all its many pleasures of childhood: Playing games, making friends, and having plenty of smiles to go around. But hundreds of kids rarely get to make new friends or play the childhood games we take for granted. ...