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Alabama Camps
Providing Unique Settings and Activities For Children To Expand Their Horizons
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From the famous Birmingham Zoo to the pristine Little River Canyon National Preserve, Alabama camps have the qualities that both parents and kids are looking for. Alabama camps specialize in providing your child with an adventurous, fun-filled, and life changing experience in a variety of themes.
The following are some highly recommended camps within the state of Alabama. 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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Aquatic Activities
Camps in the Alabama Region are:
Alpine Camp For Boys Mentone,AL http://www.alpinecamp.com 256-634-4404
Atop Lookout Mtn. Trad private Christian camp. Outstanding staff. Fun summer in a boy's world. Horses, tennis, ropes course, water slide, riflery, climbing.
American Cancer Society Birmingham,AL 205-930-8870
A camping program held each summer just outside Nashville for cancer survivors & siblings at no charge. Staffed by doctors, nurses & other dedicated volunteers.
Anderel Program Center Rogersville,AL http://www.girlscoutsofnorthalabama.org/anderel.htm 256-247-0650
Outstanding staff and beautiful facilities located on the Elk River. We offer girls learning adventures in a warm, supportive atmosphere.
ASCCA Jacksons Gap,AL http://www.campascca.org 256-825-9226
We help people with disabilities achieve equality, dignity, and independence. This is accomplished through barrier-free camping, rec. and educational programs.
Camp Alamisco Dadeville,AL http://www.campalamisco.org 334-272-7493
Beautiful Lake Martin is open to all denominations. Summer camp available & open to church & youth group retreats.
Camp Cosby YMCA Alpine,AL http://www.campcosby.org 256-268-2007
Large variety of programs on beautiful lakeside setting. Top quality staff focused on YMCA core values. Air conditioned cabins. Life-long friends, skills, fun.
Camp Cottaquilla Anniston,AL 256-237-2825
Traditional Girl Scout camp with emphasis on fun, friend-making, & lots of speciality programs. Fantastic counselors.
Camp Lee Anniston,AL http://www.camplee.org 256-238-8941
Camp Lee is a christian retreat center where young people and adults may experience God in an outdoor setting.
Camp Rap-A-Hope Citronelle,AL http://www.msomc.com/camp_rap.htm 251-476-9880
Specialty camp for children with cancer. Outstanding staff, beautiful setting and medical support. No charge to campers.
Camp Seale Harris Jackson Gap,AL http://www.southeasterndiabetes.org 256-765-2431
A wide variety of recreational activities offered during weekly sessions. Diabetes education / car provided by a comprehensive medical staff.
Kamp Kiwanis Eclectic,AL http://www.gssca.org 334-272-9164
Rich with traditions, fun, friends and laughter. A quality camping program for girls on beautiful Lake Martin.
Lyman Ward Adventure Camp Camp Hill,AL http://www.lwma.org 256-896-4127
Structured, outdoor challenges developing self-discipline/teamwork/leadership/self-esteem.
Pine Hill Day Camp Somerville,AL http://www.pinehilldaycamp.com 256-778-8433
Cooperative small groups. Horseback riding, Certified riding instructors. Challenging program for middle schoolers.
Sumatanga Gallant,AL http://www.sumatanga.org 256-538-9860
Sumatanga is a place of rest and vision in the foothills of north Alabama. Great views of the mountains anytime of year.
Trico Program Center Guntersville,AL http://www.girlscoutsofnorthalabama.org 256-883-1020
Outstanding staff and beautiful facilities on Tennessee River offer young girls learning adventures in a warm & supportive atmosphere.
WOW Camp River Springs McKenzie,AL 334-244-9695
Building self-esteem through individual and group activities in a camp setting.
WOW North Alabama Youth/Senior Blountsville,AL 256-351-2022
A fraternal benefit for North Alabama Woodmen of the World members only.
YMCA Camp Chandler Wetumpka,AL http://www.campchandler.org 334-269-4362
Covering 475 acres on beautiful lake offers countless activities for youth 5 to 15. Christian emphasis.
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