Elizabeth's Story

“I can’t imagine my life without camp.”e_pina

- Elizabeth, age 16

Six years ago, camp transformed Elizabeth’s life. Her first week at resident camp, she found herself a little homesick and a lot unsure. The first night, a Carolina summertime thunderstorm kept her awake. As she lay in bed, homesick and a little scared, she wondered what her week at camp would hold. As her thoughts wandered between her family back home and her cabinmates and counselors in her cabin, she realized she was not the only one awake. Her counselor was at her bedside, making sure she was okay. She stayed with Elizabeth until sleep finally came. “It was the little things like that that made me fall in love with the people and the camp…by the end of the week, I never wanted to leave.”

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Summer Camp 2010
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Each summer, we welcome over a thousand campers who come to share in a warm welcome, good food, friendship, campfires, stories, worship and songs. Each week of camp forms a community that experiences the love of God through a dedicated staff, well planned activities, and a beautiful outdoor setting.

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Summer Camp Photos and Videos

Week AA

See all of the photos we took

Here's a little sample of the week:

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We Are #1

Gold Star

The People Have Spoken

For the second year running, Chestnut Ridge was voted #1 by Carolina Parent readers! In their 2009 annual "Family Favorites" contest, Chestnut Ridge was voted the #1 day and residential camp by the readers of Carolina Parent Magazine.

 
Lake Toys Have Arrived!

Inflatable Lake Toys are here!watermat

Lake Fellowship will take on a new look when the inflatable lake toys arrive this summer!  We are excited about this new addition to the already amazing selection of programs at Chestnut Ridge. Campers will climb, slide, bounce, and swim all throughout the day with the new lake toys.

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Majors
big_zuchinniCampers signed up for Waterdog Camp and Duskie Camp choose one week-long major for each week of summer camp. In the week-long major, campers find a small group in which to build friendships and also participate in activities and skill building around a specific theme. Campers in Waterdog Camp will participate in their major each morning, and those in Duskie Camp will go to majors in the afternoon. Campers will still choose from a variety of electives offered the rest of the day. Campers in the Mudpuppy or High School Camps do not choose majors because they are with the same group of campers all week long. Campers who are registered for specialty camps like Trail Riding, Rock & Raft, Mountain Biking, Canoe the New, etc, do not choose majors either. They will go with their specialty camp group when the other campers go to their Majors.
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