Delaware Valley Christian Camp

Camp Rainbow, established in 1951 by the Harold G. Knight Foundation, is a nonprofit organization located in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania, dedicated to providing deserving children from Montgomery County a week-long overnight summer camping experience at little or no cost to their families. The camp serves children aged 7 to 15 who are enrolled in public or charter schools and qualify for the USDA Free or Reduced Lunch Program, fostering a sense of community and personal growth through various activities. Spanning 18 acres along the Perkiomen Creek, Camp Rainbow offers a range of activities including swimming, arts and crafts, archery, and team-building exercises, all aimed at empowering children to become self-sustaining adults. With a dedicated staff and a focus on mindfulness and healthy living, the camp creates an environment where children can develop leadership skills, build lasting friendships, and appreciate nature. Generated from the website

Founded in 1941, Camp Men-O-Lan is one of the oldest operating Mennonite camps in North America. The camp is located on more than 150 acres of land and includes over 10 cabins that house up to 16 campers each, a dormitory, swimming pool, lake, gymnasium and a planned trail system. It has various recreational facilities that include outdoor lighted sand volleyball and basketball courts, obstacle course, ball fields, nature trails, campfire sites and playgrounds. In addition, it offers fishing, paddle boats and canoes, high- and low-ropes challenge courses, zip line, water slides, and climbing and rappelling tower. The camp also organizes several events and programs. Camp Men-O-Lan is located in Quakertown, Pa.