Sleepaway camps in North Carolina
Residential sessions — cabins, a lake, and a duffel bag that comes home full of laundry. 62 in North Carolina.
Arapahoe
Arden
Asheville
Balsam
Black Mountain
Blounts Creek
Boomer
Brevard
Bryson City
Canton
Cedar Mountain
Chapel Hill
China Grove
Clyde
Collettsville
Denton
Ellerbe
Fayetteville
Flat Rock
Glade Valley
Greenville
Henderson
Hendersonville
Adventure Treks
Overnight
Blue Star Camps
OvernightACA accredited
Camp Bob
Overnight
Camp Judaea
OvernightACA accredited
Camp Kanuga
OvernightACA accredited
Camp Pinewood
OvernightACA accredited
Camp Pinnacle
OvernightACA accredited
Camp Tekoa UMC
OvernightACA accredited
Camp Ton-A-Wandah
OvernightGirlsACA accredited
Highlands
King
Laurel Hill
Laurel Springs
Lexington
Littleton
Manteo
Marion
Newland
Newport
Pine Knoll Shores
Pisgah Forest
Reidsville
Ridgecrest
Sapphire
Sophia
Statesville
Wilmington
Winnabow
Zirconia
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Questions
- How many sleepaway camps are in North Carolina?
- This directory lists 62 sleepaway camps in North Carolina. Each page shows the camp’s town, ages, and program facts from its own public listing.
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Directory facts come from camps’ own public listings (the American Camp Association’s directory today) and can lag or change — always confirm details with each camp directly.
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