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For real life experiences from real people, check out our participants blogs and Humans of Camp America stories...
The thought of living in a rustic environment is often a reason as to why so many people don’t select this type of camp, however, by the end of this blog, you should have a full understanding...
Eighteen days, 12 strangers, 1 chauffeur and Fourteen States. Let me tell you all about the amazing and unforgettable trip I completed back in the summer of 2014!...
I did Camp America twice; summer 2011 and 2012. Everything started when I was studying in Norwich. I had heard of amazing experiences of Summer camps...
The weight of the gun made my arms tired as its butt pressed into my shoulder. I squeezed the trigger back confidently, like I had a thousand times before...
For those that know me personally or have followed me on social media for the past two years you will know that I never stop talking about traveling. But why? I’m going to tell you...
When I first met the girl I was one day going to propose to in front of 300 campers and staff at Golden Slipper Camp, I had no idea what our relationship was going to become...
This summer in America has been the best thing I've ever done and I urge any of you to do it if you get the chance! I've met the kindest, warmest souls ever there and definitely friends for life...
Although in both the UK and America the most commonly spoken language is English, one of the first things you’ll notice when you get to the states is the occasional language barrier....
Hi, I’m Rachel, I’m a Camp America interviewer in the Warrington/Liverpool/Crewe area (yep, cover a lot of land!) and I was a specialist (and a general for one summer) during my camp summers....
Camp America has had another groundbreaking year at the recruitment fairs and with our last one of the season approaching in London on 20th February...
Camp America completely changed the direction of my life. Now, 16 months on from completing my first summer in upstate New York, I've left a full-time job, I'm living away from home...
You’ve got your placement, you’re counting down the days until camp, but wondering what on earth you need to pack to last you the whole summer right?