Camps in Prescott, AZ

Check out Camp Mondamin for boys in Western North Carolina. Disclaimer: I do NOT work there and I do NOT have kids, but I work in the outdoors and have always heard good things about them. Also camp Manito-Wish in Wisconsin.

Teton Valley Ranch Camp!

Langston/north waters. It's a wilderness canoe camp in N Canada. I went when I was 13/14 & 18. Amazing times, lifelong memories. John Stang was my trip leader! 6 years later we were both students at PC

Camp Unalayee in Northern CA. http://unalayee-summer-camp.com/ My backpacking experiences there led me to Prescott College. My kids grew up there and worked as counselors until recently. Wonderful community, giving kids the chance to explore all the typical camp stuff: archery, lake activities, nature lore, rock climbing - and how to walk gently in the world.

We are sending our 10 yr daughter https://www.facebook.com/106025862762782 Avid4 Adventure this summer. Sorta feels like a sampler plate of PC OE Classes! Good luck!

Keewaydin. Www.keewaydincamps.org

Chewonki Camp for Boys in Maine is a phenomenal organization, I worked there for the last several years. Super wholesome community with focuses on environmentalism, adventure, food systems and the natural world. morning farm chores and bird walks, sea kayaking trips, etc... highly recommended:)

My cousin whent to this camp many times. Nothing but rave reviews from community about it, especially the rites of passage ceremonies they hold for young men--Headwaters Outdoor School in Mount Shasta, CA http://www.hwos.com/

http://camp.cdymca.org/our-camp/our-mission-and-philosophy/

Sanborn Western Camps in Colorado. They do hike a bit, but also lots of other great adventuring.

I went to Prairie Trek out of Thoreau, NM. It's a part of the Cottonwood Gulch Foundation, which has camps for girls, boys, and younger kids. It is expeditionary, camping and hiking all through the southwest as well as summer projects and gatherings with other campers. I met five guys when I was 12, who I later saw as PC classmates, 8 years later, including Randy and Mark Udall. I can't recommend it highly enough. Took the Super Chief from Chicago to Gallup, and my new life began. Our kids went. When they were there, the camp director was Martin Heinrich, now the democratic senator from New Mexico. Check it out: www.cottonwoodgulch.org/

I was a counselor and outdoor living skills instructor for Timberlake and was really impressed by how strongly campers were encouraged to express themselves, to take responsibility for themselves, and to think about what kind of man they wanted to grow up to be. If your son is really into wilderness skills he might also really enjoy Flying Cloud, which is also under the F&W banner and is more of a no-frills experience that teaches self-sufficiency outdoors. https://farmandwilderness.org/

If the ocean is an option, I worked for this camp after graduating PC. http://catalinaseacamp.org SCUBA, sailing, snorkeling, Island Ecology. They have a small archery setup and climbing wall. They also have a land based astronomy camp called Astrocamp

Camp Kooch iChing in International Falls MN. A boys canoe tripping/survival camp. I teach Wilderness Medicine at the sister camp Ogichi.

Highly recommend Camp Seafarer on the Neus River, North Carolina.

The American Youth Foundation and PC have some shared history and shared vision for the world. They have a camp in western Michigan that is phenomenal. Camp miniwanca is its name. You can check it out at www.ayf.com

My daughter goes to https://www.facebook.com/24718592096 Camp Horizons in central Virginia. They have an airport pick up option. I went there as a kid, and this year will be her third summer. They have both traditional and adventure camp options for the 12 year old age group.

I worked at Camp Nor'Wester and really loved it. http://norwester.org/

I am forwarding this on to my student Martha Campbell PC student who is working at a great summer camp in the San Juan Islands....

We got some of these http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/30299292/ With the pear bulb covers. Look really nice at night. Bright but not too bright.

EL Wire?

As Ian Pierce said...skip the inverter! Those of you running LEDs off an inverter are burning extra juice converting DC to AC with the inverter, then back to DC with the transformer plug on the light set. Remove the transformer and hook the LED wiring directly to the battery/fuse panel (with the correct polarity).

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Ian I must see this laser projector setup! In a related note / sounds like we should hang out and camp together soon!

Ian Pierce - We did make it up for a day for Strawberry, but didn't camp. That photo was at the Father's Day Bluegrass Festival (also at the Nevada County Fairgrounds). Lots of great camping between here and Reno. We ought to all find a spot in the National Forest for a night or two!

http://highlandscenter.org/highlands-nature-camps/

Chapel Rock!! My son went every summer for years. He couldn't wait to go! It's a sleep-away camp IN Prescott. Awesome group!

https://www.facebook.com/1789672754650604 Prescott Athletic Club

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I agree with Cassidy Bristow...San Martin Rodriguez is your man!!

https://m.facebook.com/Prescott-Pro-Wash-and-Detail-1499237086997594/

I searched and found this one... http://www.mysummercamps.com/camps/Detailed/Camp_Maripai_L25123.html

Traesa Santori-santori has a nice place.

Ty Evelyn Teresa Mazzella

Girl Scouts!

Santoriranch.com great summer camp programs! :-)

Lynx Lake has all of that. I'm not sure about Willow, or Watson.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=454498574702335&set=pb.100004265880079.-2207520000.1432101733.&type=3&src=https%3A%2F%2Fscontent-lax1-1.xx.fbcdn.net%2Fhphotos-xpa1%2Fv%2Ft1.0-9%2F1779925_454498574702335_41663942841768654_n.jpg%3Foh%3D340669 c4 c06 fda8943 bea1690 a19 f585%26 oe%3D55CC750A&size=240%2C320 From creek here in town. Don't ask I'll never tell! lol

Lynx Lake!

Recreation.gov then you just search for the campground you want to make the reservation at

Kiwanis Club of Prescott has a camp out Senator hwy. 445-8700. If it is for kids of the area it may be free.

Alto Pit Lisa Baker and her husband live there and manage

No. But I know of one that is twice a week in the mornings out in PV. Iveth Tamayo Castro

Here is the link. http://kickstartforwomen.com/PVbootcamp/

Hanna Johnson, just in case

https://prescottpines.org/

Someone please correct me if Im wrong but don't think you can camp at Goldwater? Lynx Lake campground looks really nice I would like to camp there.

Wolf Creek. Best location

No showers n any of the Prescott national forest campgrounds. Doug Korell is right. Retired FS emp.

Jaclyn Collier according to the website it says it doesn't

That's okay haha at least you tried Jaclyn Collier

Call RV at Southwest RV in Dewey

I was going to check this place out myself http://www.affinityrv.com/#home

http://lolomai.com/

http://gis.yavapai.us/v4/. Check out this site. Can zoom in on property and search for details. Pretty easy site to use.

Airbnb.com could potentially help you solve that!

Powell Springs Campground http://goo.gl/maps/H6QvS

here is a web site for .22 bullets jgsales.com. They are out of the cheap ones but are expecting them soon, they post every 30 min. on ther site!