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The
MountainCamp community
is committed to providing meaningful, quality
experiences for all youth, and fulfilling
The Mountain’s mission to embrace
the diversity of life, creating an environment
to energize people to work for positive change.
For over 27 years, MountainCamp has fostered
belonging and acceptance and has allowed youth
to learn and grow together in an intentional
community. Each camper is treated with respect,
kindness and consideration, and celebrated
for his or her individual gifts. A balance
is maintained between establishing structure
and boundaries to keep youth safe and creating
opportunities for them to “test their
wings.” We are proud to carry
on that commitment to our youth and will continue
working towards making this world a better
place.
Beginning
Camp is the perfect way for our youngest
friends to be introduced to and fall in
love with camp! Because we keep the camper
numbers low, our counselors are able to
spend more one-on-one time with each participant.
Whether
you are new to the MountainCamp experience
or a “graduate” from our Beginning
Camp, the Elementary Camp session offers
exciting experiences for all who attend!
The
energy crackles all over The Mountain, with
hugs galore, lots of laughter, and exuberant
shouts of greeting as the youth arrive at
The Mountain for the first of our 2-week
sessions.
With
the experience of highly intensive trips
and workshops, Sr. High campers are given
the opportunity to challenge their bodies,
mind, and spirit. Hiking through the night
with the 24-Hour Experience, building
boxes for organic gardens, discussing
the prejudices and stereotypes we carry
with us through life, and so much more
allow our Sr. High youth to expand their
knowledge and understanding in a safe
and fun environment. 
Join
us for one of our most challenging and
rewarding sessions offered at MountainCamp.
As a Work & Adventure Camper, you
will spend the first week of the session
creating a team among your fellow campers.
Experience the Challenge Course, learn
how to “Set up Camp,” practice
hiking on numerous trails, and make
a difference to The Mountain community
in a variety of service projects. The
second week of the program takes place
out on the trail – hiking in the
Blue Ridge Mountains, cooking simple
and delicious meals together as a group,
experiencing the beauty of the stars
and moonlight while falling asleep,
practicing “Leave No Trace”
skills, and much more! All W&A campers
will be staying at the base of our mountain
in one of our 2 pavilions. Enjoy a community
of people that are practicing low impact
activities and learning skills that
can be used in the future.
The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center, Inc. • 3872 Dillard Road • P.O. Box 1299 • Highlands, NC 28741
Phone: 828-526-5838 • Fax: 781-846-1295 • Email
© Copyright 2004 The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center, Inc.
The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center, Inc. • 3872 Dillard Road • P.O. Box 1299 • Highlands, NC 28741 Phone: 828-526-5838 • Fax: 781-846-1295 • Email © Copyright 2004 The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center, Inc. |
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