Camp Menorah provides each and every camper with a safe, fun-filled growth experience in a Jewish setting. Camp Menorah provides a warm and supportive environment for children to experience living, learning and playing in a group setting that encourages personal growth and self-discovery. ...

The Pine Cove Towers camp is a dream come true for elementary age campers entering 2nd–5th grade. ...

In the past few years, our year-round programs have expanded to include an Outdoor Daytrip Program geared towards assisting schools in educational and recreational purposes, as well as weekend retreats in the winter and spring for youth ages 7-15. ...

Our participants learn to embrace many environmental and cultural values while at camp, from the stewardship principles of "Leave no Trace" camping, to self-confidence and esteem building ideals from "Character Counts." ...

In 1892 a group of twelve men founded the Quincy YMCA to improve the lives of people in our community. After two temporary locations, a building at 61 Washington Street in Quincy was dedicated. This building was referred to as Adams Academy, and offered many community programs such as vocational training, bowling, exercise sessions, prayer meetings and guidance to men and women who were away from home. It housed the YMCA for the next 51 years, and had the only indoor pool in the area. ...

The Girl Scout movement has been changing the lives of girls and improving communities locally and around the world. ...

Falcon Young Adventure Camp is a unique and exciting introduction to overnight camping for boys and girls ages 6 to 9. These one-week programs are designed with care to guide the campers in being successful with their first great “Young Adventure” away from home. Program includes horseback riding, swimming, canoeing, archery, air rifles, crafts, sports, rocketry, fishing, tennis and much more. Young Adventures takes place within Falcon Camp’s traditional camping program and they have the opportunity to observe and occasionally join the older campers. A 1:2 staff/camper ratio gives us the ability to keep a close eye on each camper with a staff member always available with a helping hand. This will provide a very personal camp experience for young first time campers. In the living units, this also allows for more attention to “parental concerns” such as eating right, brushing your teeth and the classic standard: I know it’s your favorite shirt but you still can’t wear it ev ...

Eisner Camp has been a second home to thousands of youngsters looking for a place where they can make lifelong friends, savor new experiences, and explore what being Jewish means to them. ...

Cloverleaf Ranch is a year-round working ranch, whose facilities have been adapted for summer programs of wholesome, enjoyable ranch life for boys and girls. ...

Camp Tamarack sits nestled beneath the tall green trees of the Deschutes National Forest, on the shore of pristine Dark Lake. Lying between the Mount Jefferson and Mount Washington Wilderness areas at 3,750 feet in central Oregon's Cascades, Tamarack is 15 miles northwest of the quaint Old West town of Sisters, an hour from Bend or Redmond, and three hours southeast of Portland. ...