Camp DeWolfe

Incarnation Center, located in Ivoryton, Conn., is a ministry of the Episcopal Church and is among the longest running church affiliated camp and conference centers in the world. The center is situated on 700 wooded acres, in the historic townships of Deep River and Essex. Offerings include its seven miles of self-guided trails and boating, swimming and fishing on its mile long private lake. Incarnation Conference Center provides a host for meetings, conferences and retreats for adults and youth. The conference center provides adults with an Adirondack-style setting and food service for group or individual needs. Its separate youth conference facilities provide abundant space. The Conference Center complex consists of three buildings accommodating nearly 120 people in single and double rooms. The Incarnation Summer camp was founded in 1886 as an outreach ministry of the Church of the Incarnation in New York City. The summer camp program has been recognized as one of the nation s most outstanding.

The John J. Nerden RTC Camp, located in Middlefield, CT, is dedicated to providing recreational programs and leisure activities for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Established in 1966, the camp operates on 15 acres of picturesque land and offers a variety of programs including swimming, arts and crafts, music, sports, and special events. With a commitment to quality programming, the camp serves approximately 125 individuals from pre-school age to adults and is staffed by a mix of certified professionals and dedicated volunteers. The operation relies heavily on community support and donations, ensuring that they can continue to expand their offerings and maintain affordable accessibility for all campers. Generated from the website