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Referral from April 15, 2015
Caitlin B. asked:
QUESTION: Someone I know is looking for a Summer Day camp in the TC area besides YMCA for an 8 year old little girl, please comment with experience suggestions below...
Patricia F. replied:
There are summer camps at the Boardman River Nature Center. http://natureiscalling.org/learn/summer-camps/
Amanda N. replied:
City Summer Camp at the Civic Center. Applications are on the GT County website. Best (and cheapest) summer camp in town!
Jodi S. replied:
New Hope Community Church. They have all different kinds of camps that are awesome! Soccer, baseball, fine arts.. ...go on line newhopecc.com or call office. 241-938-8056. Enjoy.
Becca P. replied:
Shady Trails in Northport is awesome! So many fun activities for the kids. My son loves going there!
Danielle R. replied:
Tcaps /central grade is not $15 a day. It's $28/day or reduced to $130 for a full 5 days. My daughter went to Willow Hill's last summer, she enjoyed it. Year before that she went to the Y, and she liked that too! http://www.tcaps.net/programs/summerprograms/summeradventure/
Referral from May 13, 2016
Stephen L. asked:
Anyone know the history of Barbless Hook Fish Camp. Beautiful place.
AJ W. replied:
http://mynorth.com/2009/08/trout-unlimited-began-50-years-ago-on-the-ausable/
AJ W. replied:
The People Behind Trout Unlimited George Griffith Impassioned protector of trout. State Conservation Commissioner. Hosiery salesman. George Griffith organized and offered up his Au Sable River home for the first official meeting of Trout Unlimited, but he wanted somebody else to be executive director, because he felt it would conflict with serving his remaining 15 months on the Conservation Commission. He invited 60 men to the first meeting, but only 16, including Griffith, attended—an inauspicious beginning, perhaps, but Griffith helped make sure the momentum surged. Griffith called his home the Barbless Hook, a plug for catch-and release trout fishing; hooks without barbs are easily removed from fish; less damaged, they survive to be caught again. Griffith was fond of saying, “trout are too valuable to be caught only once,” and he advocated throughout his life for catch and-release fishing regulation.
Referral from May 5, 2013
Joe T. asked:
My wife is trying to find a camp for our Young Women 's group from church to use next year. Does anyone know if Timbers here in Traverse City is still open or available...
Jacci K. replied:
If Girl Scouts doesn't have anything available, look for an ACA accredited camp at acacamps.org.
Referral from November 4, 2012
Joe T. asked:
My wife is trying to find a camp for our Young Women 's group from church to use next year. Does anyone know of any BSA camps here in Northern Michigan that would be...
Jaki S. replied:
Battle Creek Outdoor Education Center on Clear Lake...it is by Dowling. Not exactly up north, but a very nice camp. They have a FB page...I think it is listed as Clear Lake Camp. Also Wesley Woods Camp...it is part of the Methodist Church. Also near Dowling and on Clear Lake. Let me know if you need contact info.
Referral from February 2, 2018
Larry H. asked:
Girls just want to have 'Fun On Fridays'! This Al Barnes photo, circa 1945, shows 5 girls having fun on their horses. The caption says "Possibly a girls camp." Does...
Dianne K. replied:
Twin Lakes.
Referral from August 3, 2014
Nicole P. asked:
For those looking for another Girl Scout camp that does Boundary Waters canoe trips and other wilderness trips, my friend forwarded me the below link. Anyone know of any...
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