Bellingham Young Life

Founded in 1923, Camp Kirby is spread over an area of more than 45 acres on Samish Island in Skagit County in Washington. The camp organizes overnight and day camp sessions for children in grades 1 through 12. Its activities include swimming, canoeing, kayaking, archery, hiking, camping, out-of-camp trips, and arts and crafts. Camp Kirby offers a variety of programs, such as Beachcombers, Indian Village, Hi Tor, Tanika and Mua Mi. Its facilities include a commercial kitchen, sleeping cabins, lodges and rest rooms. Camp Kirby is owned and operated by Camp Fire USA - Samish Council, which is one of the local councils of Camp Fire USA. Camp Fire USA is one of the leading nonprofit youth development organizations in the United States.

HistoryCamp Fire is this community's first choice for building caring, confident youth and future leaders. We provide every youth an opportunity to build key assets, experience success, care for our environment, and have fun.SpecialtiesCamp Fire Samish offers club programming, day camp, environmental education, resident camp, and self-reliance courses. Camp Fire Samish enables children to experience the unique features of Camp Kirby through hands-on experiences in nature's classroom.

Whatcom Family YMCA in Bellingham, WA offers a wide range of programs and services for individuals of all ages and abilities. From youth sports and camps to fitness classes and community outreach initiatives, the YMCA is dedicated to promoting health, wellness, and inclusivity. With a focus on fostering personal growth and community impact, Whatcom Family YMCA provides a welcoming environment where members can access facilities, group exercise classes, and special events. Through volunteer opportunities and donation support, the YMCA continues to make a positive difference in the lives of its members and the local community.Generated from the website