President Thomas Jefferson issued a Land Grant purchased by J. D. McCloud in 1820 for the property which is now Elkhorn Valley Camp. The old Farm House which stood near the 2 pines across from the Barn was built in 1820. A Mill Run was built in the creek below the House to power a Saw Mill. The present Barn was built in 1934 after a fire destroyed the Barn built in 1932 while owned by the Main Family. ...

WLD Ranch is committed to providing the very best in Christian camping through a variety of programs. We service a number of different groups, including summer campers, churches, Girl Scouts, and school groups. Browse our website to find out what WLD Ranch can do for you or your group. ...

Camp Sychar offers a variety of programs to meet the needs of every camp attender, no matter their age. ...

Summer staffers will be joining us soon for our camping season. They will receive two weeks of
training prior to some of the busiest days of their lives! We have several returning from last year,
and many new comers we look forward to meeting!
New Dining Hall in service! ...

Our primary goal is to provide an atmosphere in which young men and women are able to escape the troubles and pressures of this world and focus on their relationship with God. ...

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

Girl Scout programming combined with each camps unique quality. Located in beautiful Crawford & Mercer counties. ...

Offering sculling and sweep classes and programs for middle school, high school, college and masters levels during the spring, summer and fall. Aside from scheduled camps; private, semi-private and group classes are offered by appointment.
Popular Ladies Weekend Rowing Retreats include a gourmet Saturday lunch and Sunday breakfast served on china and optional yoga in the historic Lawrence Fisher Mansion. Indoor rowing programs year round. ...

We're committed to rebuilding broken lives for Christ! ...

Howard Heinz, the son of HJ Heinz, a prominent Pittsburgh manufacturer, founded what would become Heinz House by starting a small boys club, the Covode House, in 1901. The Covode House provided recreation and social opportunities for boys on Pittsburgh's North Side, almost all of whom were first generation immigrants. ...