Senior High Only Camps
(entering grades 9-12)

3 Camps to Choose From...

P-3
Potomac Pedal & Paddle
July 1-6
cost $440

The Potomac River trip returns this year as P3, Potomac Pedal and Paddle. Pack up everything you need for the week and fit it into a canoe. We'll provide the tents, food and dry bag to pack your stuff, you just have to help ferry it all down river. After a few days paddling, we'll give your arms a break and rent some bikes. We base camp for the bike tour, so you don't have to carry as much gear along AND the tow path follows right beside the river, so there aren't really any hills or rough terrain that you'll have to manage. It's a beautiful path with lots of history to share.

These campers will leave Monday for the Potomac River and return to camp on Friday in time to shower, repack and head home. A great adventure along the majestic Potomac River.

West Virginia
Challenge Camp
July 15-20
cost $505

Head to ACE Adventure Resort in Oak Hill, West Virginia. Offering some of the best whitewater to be found in the east, rafting on the New River is an exciting and unpredictable ride full of fun and challenge.

In addition to the rafting, we scale a 40foot alpine tower and last year, we even took on the Canopy Zip Line Tour!

ACE also has a great lake with waterslides, "icebergs" and even a spinning Saturn. 

Campers stay in tents and we have professional guides for each of the activities.

Senior Challenge Camp
July 22-27
cost $495

Who says you have to head to West Virginia for adventure?  Spend a week on camp and see what the Shenandoah Valley has to offer.

We take campers mountain biking on trails in the George Washington National Forest, canoeing down the Shenandoah river, rappelling and climbing on the rock face of Massanutten mountain and then caving below the surface of the Shenandoah Valley. 

All activities are led by professional guides and Senior Challenge campers get to stay on camp the whole week, so they don’t miss a campfire or a night game or any of that great stuff that make Caroline Furnace the place to be.

S. I. T.
(Staff In Training)

Are you interested in working at Caroline Furnace? Wonder what it would be like to be a counselor? Staff In Training is a two week commitment; the first week is June 24-29. During this week you will receive training and have opportunities to practice leading activities and spend time working as a group.

Join us for a second week and spend time shadowing a counselor and helping them with activites, you will also be part of the general duty crew for part of the week learning behind the scenes what it takes to keep the camp running.

Minimum age: 17 years old
For more information or to apply, please contact Anita Smallin