phone (540) 933-6266 . . . . . fax (540) 933-6971
Caroline Furnace is located on the site of a Civil War era Iron Ore furnace that was named for the furnace owner's daughter, Caroline.
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phone (540) 933-6266 . . . . . fax (540) 933-6971 |
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Caroline Furnace is located on the site of a Civil War era Iron Ore furnace that was named for the furnace owner's daughter, Caroline. |
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Adventure Camps We also offer Adventure Stars, Rocks and Dirt; These camps stay in the Sukkah Village which offers a more rustic setting that is away from the younger camps.
Look over the offerings and pick the one (or ones) that interest you most. Come join the adventure.
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Adventure PLUS Camps spend two nights off camp where you bring your supplies, pitch a tent and make yourselves at home. One trip is an overnight canoe trip where you will sleep along the riverside and the other trip is an overnight hike to one of the most beautiful vistas that the George Washington National Park has to offer. You spend the night along the trail (we provide the backpacks). The other nights you will stay on camp in the Sukkah Village and have the opportunity to join in campfires and night games.
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mailing address: 2239 Camp Roosevelt Road, Fort Valley, VA 22652 |
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web questions/comments contact Vikki Shelor |
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offer middle school age teens the opportunity to choose from a variety of adventures. We offer Adventure Camps with hiking, mountain biking, caving, rappelling, canoeing and horseback riding. 
spend a week in the fields of astromomy, geology and archeology. We have experts coming to lead presentations and an opportunity to take part in an ongoing archeological dig and to explore an area cave. 
