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Georgia FFA FCCLA Center - http://aged.ces.uga.edu/ffa_camp/
Year-round camp and conference center in Covington for youth and adult organizations with an educational focus. Facilities, FAQ, history, events, and reservation information. |
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Camp John Hope - http://aged.ces.uga.edu/ffa_camp_john_hope/Home.htm
Leadership center for FFA and FCCLA students across the state. Also available for rental, providing lodging, meals, meeting room, and recreation for organizations. Located in Fort Valley. Photos, directions, history, and facility information. |
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Camp Dixie - http://www.campdixie.org/
A residential summer camp for boys and girls in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Clayton, Georgia, located 100 miles northeast of Atlanta. Founded in 1914 by Mr. A.A. Jameson one of the founders of the Boy Scouts of America and co-author of the original Boy Scout Handbook. |
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Camp Woodmont - http://www.campwoodmont.com/
A traditional camp for boys and girls ages 6 to 14, located in the North Georgia mountains. Program includes traditional camping activities with an emphasis on nature and environmental stewardship in a non-denominational Christian atmosphere. |
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Blue Ridge Camp - http://www.blueridgecamp.com/
Family-operated, activity-oriented, coed, accredited camp. Includes information about activities and facilities, photographs, dates, rates, staff information, and request forms. Located in Mountain City. |
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Athens YWCO Camp - http://www.athensywcocamp.com/
Camp for young women, provides information on sports, canoeing, swimming, creative and performing arts, both English and western horseback riding instruction, hiking, backpacking, and environmental education opportunities, located in Clarkesville. |
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Camp Lookout - http://www.camplookout.com/
Summer camp, retreats, and outdoor education programs from the United Methodist Outdoor Ministries in Georgia. |
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Girls Outdoor Adventure for Leadership: GOAL - http://www.goalonline.org/
A nonprofit organization in Atlanta whose mission is to promote self-esteem, self-awareness, and a respect for individual differences in girls, grades 6 through 9 |