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Army and Navy Academy "Camp Challenge" Summer Leadership Development Programs
Basic Information
Focus: Leadership Development
Owner: Army and Navy Academy
Director: Lieutenant Colonel Kevin McMahan
Address: 2605 Carlsbad Blvd.
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Phone Number: 760 547-5288
Fax Number: N/A
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Additional Information
Ages/Grades: entering grades 6 through 12
Camp Season: Summer - July
Setting:
Beautiful beach-front campus located in sunny southern California
Gender: Coed
Camp Capacity: 165 plus
Pricing: Two-Week program = $ 2995.00 and Four-Week program = $ 4995.00
Activities:
Camp Challenge activities focus on Adventure-type Training combined with Sunday recreational trips.
A few Adventure type training and recreation examples* are:
• High-Ropes and Team Building Course
• Marine Corps Leadership Reaction Course
• Marine Corps Obstacle Course
• Rappelling
• Water Safety and Survival Course
• Overnight Camping and Hiking
• Kayaking, snorkeling, and surfing
Following are a few of the Sunday recreational trips* taken over the past few years:
• Disneyland
• Magic Mountain
• Universal Studios
• Knott’s Berry farm
• Sea World
• Educational trip to tour the USS Midway and other museums
*Please note listed activities and trips are based on availability and may vary from year to year.
Additional Information:
Initially established in 1943 as Camp Pacific for Boys, Army and Navy Academy (ANA) Camp Challenge now offers young co-eds from around the world (entering grades 6 through 12) unique two and four week summer leadership development programs on ANA's beautiful coastal campus.
Overseen by a highly dedicated and certified staff focused on mentoring campers and creating a supportive environment for personal growth, classes and activities concentrate on developing good character, leadership skills, and responsibility while enhancing self-esteem and confidence in all campers. A balanced daily schedule provides your camper plenty of time to learn in a structured environment while also allowing for guided camp activities, supervised free time, and social interactions with peers.
Camp Challenge Program participants are actively involved and accountable for their skill development and personal growth. Receiving staff support and guidance when necessary, campers meet challenges and share experiences with their peers that help instill pride and a sense of responsibility. This emphasis on personal growth is what makes our high-challenge, high-reward summer program truly unique.
Slogan: Inspiring young men and women to learn, lead, and grow