Over 600 acres of meadows, woodlands & ponds. New & spacious sports complex. Rustic tent & cabin units. Many intl staff. ...

Girls are in motion at Indian Brook - learning, laughing, digging, hammering, painting, building, climbing, talking, hiking, paddling, and swimming. In these activities and more, nurtured by a supportive and compassionate staff, each girl is encouraged to develop self-confidence, new skills and an abiding joy.

The non-profit Farm & Wilderness Foundation operates seven summer camps for children ages 4-17, a family camp and retreat facilities. ...

Qwanoes is a youth-focused, year-round camp and retreat centre with a heart for kids of all ages. Founded in 1966, Qwanoes is an ideal place for fun-filled, life-changing adventure. ...

The Horse Camps at The Heartland Country Resort are designed for varying ages and abilities and range from one-day camps to overnight four-day camps. ...

Operated by the Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast, Camp Skimino has a proud history of providing outstanding camping opportunities for girls and young women. ...

Camp Sloane YMCA provides camping fun with memories and friendships that last a lifetime on a beautiful, 250-acre waterfront site in thefoothills of the Berkshires. A varied elective program is age-ap ...

Girl Scout coed day camp. Beautiful wooded location. ...

Imagine a place where children can develop their interest in the outdoors, connect with nature, and have the freedom to play, discover and gain comfort and confidence in the natural world.

At Mass Audubon's summer camp programs, children spend time outdoors, discover the natural world, meet new friends, play noncompetitive games and have fun! And with 16 day camps from the Berkshires to the Cape & Islands, and everywhere in between, there's a Mass Audubon camp in your neighborhood. Many of these sites also offer vacation week programs. We also have an overnight camp, Wildwood, in New Hampshire. For 60 years, Mass Audubon camps have provided children with a memorable summer experience ...

In 1926, Seminarians Gerald Lambert and Eugene Hudson hosted 15 young boys in a cottage at McPherson's Point as the Diocese of Rochester's first camp. "Stella Maris" - Latin for Star of the Sea - was chosen by Lambert and Hudson to honor Mary, mother of Jesus. A statue was dedicated to Mary on the lakeshore seven years later, with a request to Mary to protect the people of the Camp. ...

Stepping Stones Center is a non-profit United Way Partner agency that serves close to 1,000 adults and children with disabilities annually. We offer year-round services at two locations. Founded in 1963, we have been providing services to the Greater Cincinnati community for more than 45 years. ...