Waterfront and paddling
Choices include canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, skiing and swimming; a heated pool is available for campers who prefer it to the lake.
中文Clayton, Georgia
A mountain residential camp where campers refresh activity choices every three days, exploring water, sports, music and outdoor adventure.
Camp Blue Ridge’s summer campus is in Clayton. Five daily activity periods include a village waterfront period and individually chosen options that rotate regularly. Sports, creative work and outdoor experiences share one community, with cabins grouped by age or grade. Longer sessions also incorporate group outings.
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Choices include canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, skiing and swimming; a heated pool is available for campers who prefer it to the lake.
Basketball, soccer, pickleball, biking, climbing, ropes, hiking and orienteering offer different kinds of challenge.
Drums, guitar, ukulele, piano and singing sit alongside drama, photography, cooking and model-making.
Eligible campers join outings, with scavenger hunts, skits and themed evenings at camp. Riding and whitewater rafting cost extra.
Regular reselection lets campers continue a skill or explore new interests with different peers.
Regular sports periods teach rules and technique; leagues offer an additional competitive option.
Letters and paid e-notes support communication, with scheduled calls or video after the first week.
Life jackets are required for lake swimming and watersports. Personal electronics are stored during camp, which separately offers an optional VR activity. Confirm Teen fees, health needs and language support.
Base tuition includes snacks and designated group outings. Riding, rafting, souvenirs and personal spending are extra. Teen supplements are USD 795 for B and USD 895 for C; contact an advisor for A.
Contact an advisor for 2027 deposits, payment deadlines and refunds. For camp-designated flights, confirm the airfare and airport-to-camp transfer arrangement.
Travel: staff-chaperoned group flights are offered from Fort Lauderdale. Other families can drive or discuss individual arrangements; included airport buses apply to camp-designated flights.
Care: cabins typically house 10–12 campers and 3–4 counselors, with on-site nursing. Discuss dietary requirements in advance.
International planning: confirm language support, travel, authorized transfers and health arrangements. Outings follow activity-specific skill and equipment rules.
Discuss this camp and participation arrangements with an ASCWORLD education adviser.
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