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About Greenway Summer Camps
For over 15 years, kids of all ages have been able to take advantage of this amazing resource, with over 2,100 acres of preserved land to explore.
Greenway Summer Camps offer a chance for kids to get off the couch and into nature. From biking and fishing to kayaking and hiking, kids can get a full summer of exploration and adventure. With Greenway’s massive 2,100 acres of land, there’s no limit to the possibilities.
Kids can break away from their screens and explore the great outdoors with Greenway Summer Camps. With over 15 years of experience, Greenway offers a vast network of trails, rivers, and ponds to explore, giving kids a summer full of adventure and exploration.
Programs
The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.
Adventure Seekers
Our rising 1st through rising 3rd grade campers will get to experience a wide-range of age-appropriate activities, designed to help them build confidence and independence. Campers will make new friends and learn teamwork, all while fostering a love and appreciation of the great outdoors.
Equestrian Day Camp
Week-long Equestrian Day Camps are offered on the Greenway Campers, from Novice to Advanced levels. Campers will improve their horsemanship and riding skills while making new friends who share their passion for horses.
Adventure Wilderness Camp
Great adventures are ready and waiting at Adventure Wilderness Camp! A week-long residential camp held at Springmaid Mountain Resort in Spruce Pine, NC. Adventure Wilderness Camp is co-ed and offered for campers who are rising 5th through rising 9th graders.
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