Activities include nature studies, swimming, crafts, fishing, hiking, volleyball, basketball, badminton, ping-pong, photography, campfires, games, talent shows, dancing, cooking and much, much more. As the sun disappears into a blanket of stars, campers find themselves with new friends gathered around a story-telling campfire. This is camp life where every moment of each day becomes a special memory to cherish for years to come. These health professionals realize the need for close medical supervision, and the make it their number one priority, so the campers can make having fun their number one priority. Qualification is determined by financial need.
Priority is given to West Virginia residents.
Camperships are limited, and are based on the order of completed registration forms received. A Camper cannot be younger than age 7 or older than age 15 as of July 23, 2001. Comments and Feedback . Privacy statement .