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Connecticut Backpacking Camps
Teaching Kids About Nature's Beauty and Outdoor Survival
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Connecticut parents know that your child will discover so much about themselves, while exploring the wilderness with Connecticut Backpacking Camps, where safety is always the #1 priority. Connecticut Backpacking Camps will instill in your child the knowledge necessary to survive in not only a wilderness setting, but also their daily life.
With growing environmental concerns, it is crucial to get them interested in outdoor activities such as Backpacking. Connecticut Backpacking Camps will help your child build confidence and self-esteem while gaining an appreciation of the great outdoors.
Backpacking camps throughout the country and especially in Connecticut specialize in providing your children with an adventurous, fun-filled, and life changing experiences in the realm of Backpacking.
The following are some highly recommended Backpacking programs servicing Connecticut. These programs have passed 300 stringent standards and thus are accredited by the World Camp Association and the American Camping Association:
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Backpacking Camps in the Connecticut Region are:
Camp Hazen YMCA Chester,CT http://www.camphazenymca.org 860-526-9529
Caring committed staff, individual camper attention, ratio of 1 counselor to 4 campers, beautiful CT river valley location, great general camp program.
Camp Jewell YMCA Colebrook,CT http://www.ghymca.org 860-379-2782
Character development & skills in outdoor recreation are the focus of this outstanding program & facility located in the Berkshire Mts of NW Connecticut.
Camp Sloane YMCA Lakeville,CT http://www.camp-sloane.org 860-435-2557
'A Place to grow' since 1928 where traditional values, positive role models & character development go hand-in-hand with friendships & fun. Mature, caring staff
Incarnation Camp Ivoryton,CT http://www.incarnationcenter.com 860-767-0848
Traditional camping at its best. Swim and sail our mile-long-private lake. Explore our 700 acres. Canoe the CT River, hike the Appalachian Trail and bike NewEng
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