Satisfaction in Organized Camping.

From: Parks & Recreation | Date: April 1, 1999| Author: Moorman, Marta K. | Copyright information

Organized camping is defined by the American Camping Association as a sustained outdoor living experience which provides recreational, educational and creative activities. The natural resources of the environment are used by trained leaders to promote the individual campers social, physical, mental and spiritual growth.

Ah, summer camp. Memories of that wonderful time include bright sunshine, smiling faces, new friends, fun activities, and wacky campfire songs. Most children love ...

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