Adventure Camp students participate in exciting outdoor activities in the Blue Ridge Mountains, near Asheville, NC. Core activities include backpacking, mountain biking, rock climbing and whitewater rafting. No experience is required and MAG provides all major gear.

Camp sessions are 12 or 18 days in length, with coed groups consisting of 8-12 students led by 3 skilled instructor guides (4 to 1 ratio).

Camp Arrowwood is a 5 night residential Christian camp for both boys and girls who are between the ages of 8-14. We are located outside Pigeon Forge with our property actually bordering the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. For Summer 2007, we will have 4 sessions in July. The fee for this year is $425. The max capacity for each session is 48. Our camp specializes in three main tracks: Tennis, Adventure Recreation, and Horseback. We also offer many, many other fun-filled activities. Please call 865-429-9105

Our Camp is a relatively small-group camp located in Cocke County Tennessee, just outside a little community called Cosby. We are approximately 18 miles from Gatlinburg, Tennessee and situated next to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park and the Cherokee National Forest.
Campers enjoy a full adventure experience as we cave, hike, backpack, tube, canoe, rappel, rock climb, ride horses, white-water raft, and participate in outdoor and naturalist programs. Our programs are tailored to the individual skills and ability levels of the campers so everyone can enjoy the high-adventure activities. We can also keep it a little more traditional for those not seeking a thrill a minute.
Our camp counselors are outdoor enthusiasts that love working with youth. We maintain a 4 to 1 ratio of campers to counselors.
We will send you a brochure that provides more details about our camp and the camp sessions. If you have any specific questions or need additional information, please call us at 770-427-6054 or Toll Free at 1-866-876-CAMP.

Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont provides in-depth experiences through educational programs designed to nurture appreciation of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, celebrate diversity, and foster stewardship. Connecting people and nature summarizes our mission, which we accomplish through providing hands-on learning experiences with the National Park, focusing on developing in people a greater sense of place, a deepened appreciation and awe for the diversity of life and people, and an ethics of stewardship that follows them home.
Tremont offers an
in-depth learning experience that fosters an understanding of these beautiful mountains, and encourages a lifelong appreciation and stewardship of the environment. Our camps offer high quality environmental education programs that focus on Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the issues it faces. Imagine splashing around in an icy cold mountain stream, climbing ridges to an unbelievable view, or choosing from a variety of activities to discover nature through hands-on explorations, day hikes and crafts. It’s hard to imagine education being so much fun, but here at Tremont, it certainly is!