Camp Nor'wester

Lakeside Bible Camp Lakeside Bible Camp Lakeside Bible CampPostfach 310, WA 98236 Clinton 360.341.4170 Lakeside Bible Camp is a Christian camp owned and operated by evangelical churches in the greater Seattle area. The focus of LBC is solid Bible teaching coupled with exciting program activities. All of our cabin leaders, directors and cooks are volunteers, experienced with the unique needs of campers they serve. We hold them to a standard of excellence we believe is part of the Christian life. Lakeside Bible Camp has been a member of the Christian Camping & Conference Association since 1960. Lakeside Bible Camp offers one of the premier camping facilities in the Pacific Northwest. LBC is located on Deer Lake on the southern end of Whidbey Island near Langley and Clinton. About an hour from Seattle, LBC provides campers with a beautiful location and a long list of recreational activities. Campers shoot BB's and arrows, play pickleball, basketball, and volleyball, swim and fish in Deer Lake, paddle canoes and row boats. Family and Teen campers also wakeboard & water-skibehind our Malibu ski boat. The only thing hard to find at LBC is a dull moment!

Camp Killoqua is a serene retreat nestled in the heart of Everett, WA, offering a range of outdoor activities and programs for individuals and groups. With a focus on nature and community, Camp Killoqua provides a peaceful setting for guests to connect with the great outdoors and each other. Generated from their business information

URJ Camp Kalsman, located in Arlington, WA, is the premier Jewish overnight camp in the Pacific Northwest, dedicated to fostering friendship, community, and Reform Jewish identity through engaging programs for children of various ages. With a strong commitment to core values such as kindness, connection to nature, and building a sacred community, Kalsman offers a unique summer experience where campers can grow, learn, and create lifelong memories. The camp provides diverse programming, including the Machon Counselor in Training program for 11th graders, allowing participants to develop leadership skills while enjoying camp activities. Campers in various age groups, from Nitzotzot to Tzofim, can partake in a range of activities designed to enhance their Jewish identity and sense of community, ensuring every child has an enriching summer experience. Generated from the website