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Camp Towanda

www.camptowanda.com

 
Camp Towanda is an independent, traditional, co-ed sleep-away camp and retreat facility nestled in the Northeast Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. We have a special place, filled with tons of energy and spirit, deep friendships, nonstop fun and diverse activities. At Camp Towanda, we provide a well-rounded experience for our campers and staff in a nurturing, safe environment with endless opportunities for them to try new things and feel great about themselves! Our program offers an excellent and professional athletic department, waterfront, extensive arts, drama and adventure programs, as well as very creative evening activities and special events. For over 100 ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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