We're all different. Our likes and dislikes make us who we are. At Firebird Camp for Girls, we consider the individual needs and choices of each camper. Within our structured program, we meet those needs. No two summers are alike and no two summer camp programs are the same. Each reflects the varying personalities of campers. Through special events, outdoor camp activities, sports, instruction in areas of interest and trips, campers develop the skills that are learned through participation. ...

A modern Campground and RV Park located in a convenient suburban setting. Within the park's 35 acres, there are 146 campsites -with separate areas for seasonal sites and sites used for daily or weekend camping. Seasonal sites are equipped with full hook-ups while sites used for daily or weekend camping have either full hook-up or water/electric hook-ups. All sites are generally large and each has its own picnic table and firering. ...

Pine Ridge, formerly known as Jack and Jill Bible Club Camp, was founded in 1946 by James VerLee, a Bible Club Movement missionary. Under his foresight the Camp was purchased, built and expanded to what is currently a 100 acre site with a total of over 35 facilities. Today, Pine Ridge is licensed by the State of Michigan to accomodate 130 campers per camp session. ...

A central theme is selected each summer. Campers participate in activities, discussions, projects and skits to explore the theme. They also learn problem solving and responsibility by taking an active part in the life and maintenance of camp. ...

Fun & adventure in traditional camping programs develop spirit, mind, body thru values-caring, honesty, respect, & responsibility. Beautiful camp location. ...

The Youth Camp (June 17-18) will emphasize football fundamentals – blocking, tackling, passing, catching. Both offensive and defensive skills will be taught. All campers will have the opportunity to receive individualized instruction. ...

The Lineman Camp (June 28-30) is open to athletes entering grades 9 through 12 as of the Fall of 2010. Offensive and defesnive lineman will have the opportunity to participate in GVSU skill development drills in all aspects of line play- run and pass. Campers are divided by age and position. Resident campers will check-in at the Kistler Living Center on the first day of camp between 12pm and 2pm. After check-in residents will proceed to their assigned dorm. Resident campers checkout at 11am on the last day of camp and should be picked up at the dorm. ...

The Senior Camp (July 11 or 14) is for athletes entering the 12th grade as of the Fall of 2010. High School graduates are not eligible to attend. ...

The Senior Camp (July 11 or 14) is for athletes entering the 12th grade as of the Fall of 2010. High School graduates are not eligible to attend. ...

The Individual Camp (July 12-13) is open to athletes entering grades 7 through 12 as of the Fall of 2010. Campers will have the opportunity to participate in GVSU skill development drills for their specified position. ...