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Camp Highlander
Residential coed summer camp
Camp Highlander is a co-ed residential summer camp devoted to the growing and nurturing of boys and girls, ages 5-16 in a safe, fun-filled environment since 1957. Located in the mountains of North Carolina, our goal is to give children memories to fill their hearts, friendships to last a lifetime, and achievements to give them confidence while encouraging them to build character and strong values that will remain with them always. Our qualified and caring staff are able leaders, dedicated to providing each child with an exciting summer of adventure, while maintaining the highest standards of safety in all programs.
Our program consists of over 35 on-camp activities with five primary disciplines including sports, waterfront, arts, horseback riding and wilderness experience. One thing that makes Camp Highlander so unique is our wonderful off-camp adventures. Whitewater rafting trips to the Nantahala River, overnights in Pisgah Forest, water-skiing at Lake Keowee, swimming in the beautiful waterfalls and Looking Glass Falls . . . taking our campers into the magical Appalachian mountains is the highlight of their experience. At Camp Highlander, we are committed to teaching our campers a deep respect for nature and an increased awareness of not only themselves, but of their peers and surroundings.
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Heart O' the Hills Camp
Residential girls' summer camp
Character-building atmosphere, fun and instruction-oriented. Personal growth through intangibles - self-confidence, teamwork, leadership, individual identity, dealing with challenges. Some 40+ activities - traditional, plus unusual - including English and western riding, Red Cross swimming instruction, fieldsports, cheerleading, drama, dance, canoeing, "Just For Fun", archery, riflery, tennis, climbing and rappelling, sign language, diving, journalism, volleyball, sewing, fishin', war canoe, pioneering. Worldwide, limited enrollment, personable! Camp population small enough to be friendly, large enough to do many fun activities. "Tepees" and dining room fully air-conditioned. Family-style dining, tradition of etiquette. Ragsdale family owned, operated. Role model counselors. Located in the cool Texas Hill Country (2,000 foot elevation) on beautiful Guadalupe River's south fork.
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Camp Stewart for Boys
Residential boys' summer camp
Camp Stewart's goal is to provide the very best camping experience for each and every boy. Its purpose is to offer wholesome fun and personal growth to boys 6-16 in a safe, protected Christian environment. Stewart offers over 80 activities. It's FUN!
Oldest continually operated private camp in Southwest. Over 500 acres in heart of Texas Hill Country on headwaters of Guadalupe River. Outstanding facilities; thoroughly trained staff.
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Camp Highlander
Residential coed summer camp
Camp Highlander is a co-ed residential summer camp devoted to the growing and nurturing of boys and girls, ages 5-16 in a safe, fun-filled environment since 1957. Located in the mountains of North Carolina, our goal is to give children memories to fill their hearts, friendships to last a lifetime, and achievements to give them confidence while encouraging them to build character and strong values that will remain with them always. Our qualified and caring staff are able leaders, dedicated to providing each child with an exciting summer of adventure, while maintaining the highest standards of safety in all programs.
Our program consists of over 35 on-camp activities with five primary disciplines including sports, waterfront, arts, horseback riding and wilderness experience. One thing that makes Camp Highlander so unique is our wonderful off-camp adventures. Whitewater rafting trips to the Nantahala River, overnights in Pisgah Forest, water-skiing at Lake Keowee, swimming in the beautiful waterfalls and Looking Glass Falls . . . taking our campers into the magical Appalachian mountains is the highlight of their experience. At Camp Highlander, we are committed to teaching our campers a deep respect for nature and an increased awareness of not only themselves, but of their peers and surroundings.
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