Looking For A Place To
Have A Great Camping Trip?

Experience Your Dream
Come To Arrowmont

      In 1969 Arrowmont was written up in Woman's Day magazine
for its program.  

       Our campers actually learned how to camp and take care of themselves
in the woods and on the Appalachian Trail.

Just a few of the things they learned:

• How to pack backpacks to carry less weight
  
• How to walk and hike to reduce steps
  
• How to gauge distance using their stride
  
• How to run a map and compass course

      Some pretty wealthy parents sent their children to our
youth camp. Many even had their maids teach their children how to make
a bed since they would have to keep their cabins clean and neat.

       These parents wanted their children to know the value of and
appreciate what was being done for them. Things like scrubbing clothes,
setting tables, preparing food and cleaning up become a source of pride for
a job well done.

        Many parents later commented on the new appreciation their children
demonstrated for them. Your group could enjoy these same benefits.  

       I don't Direct a Camp Program any more but am available to assist you with yours.  Let me know in advance what you want to accomplish and how much time you have.

Camping Cabin Nightly Rates
$13.00 per bunk
or
$20.00 minimum per Camping Cabin