- Camp Calleva
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summer camp run byCalleva , offeringoutdoor education programs to children age 5-15, and has the largest program of this kind inCentral Maryland . It runs for 10 weeks, each week being a session. Campers may sign up for one session at a time and partake in various outdoor programs.Camp Options
Camp Calleva is divided into several different camps:
Activity Camp
For ages (9-15)
Campers choose one of the following activities to participate in each session:
*Kayaking
*Whitewater rafting
*Horseback riding
*Backpacking
*Mountain Biking
*Caving
*Rock climbing
*Sailing
*Canoeing
*Fishing
*Mountain boarding
*Surfing
*Adventure Island
*Building green
*River ecology They are instructed in the skills involved in their selected activity, and go to various locations throughout
Maryland ,Virginia , andWest Virginia to learn about the outdoors and do their activities. The week culminates in an overnight over Thursday and Friday.Explorers
For ages (5-9)
Campers spend the day at Riley's Lock learning about the outdoors, doing bite sized versions of the Activity Camp activities and arts and crafts.ampler
For ages (9-15)
Camers do a rotation of the standard activities, doing each one for one day.LIT (Leadership Training School)
For ages (12-15)
Older and more experienced campers spend a week on ahigh adventure trip learning about leadership.Tribes
Calleva is divided into four '
Tribes ', in this case each one being a team of campers and staff that compete for points throughout the summer. Each one has a staff leader and different 'founding values'.La Ceval
Alcavel
Vallaca
Elvacla
Transportation
Calleva uses its network of buses to pick up campers fromWashington, D.C. and surrounding suburbs inMaryland andVirginia , and bring them to Riley's Lock. From there, the campers are split up into their respective groups for their activities.ee also
Calleva External links
* [http://www.calleva.org/camps/index.html Calleva Camps]
* [http://www.gazette.net/stories/072606/bethnew195758_31953.shtml Gazette article about Camp Calleva]
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