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*1984-1989 - '''Camp Viewmont''', [[The Moore Family]]
*1984-1989 - '''Camp Viewmont''', [[The Moore Family]]
*1989-1999 - '''Triple C Camp''', [[Rick and Pat Charles]]
*1989-1999 - '''Triple C Camp''', [[Rick and Pat Charles]]
*1999-Present - '''Triple C Camp''', [[Libby and "H" Rothenberg]]
*1999–Present - '''Triple C Camp''', [[Libby and "H" Rothenberg]]


==Programs==
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==External Links==
==External links==
*[http://tripleccamp.com/ Triple C Camp's website]
*[http://tripleccamp.com/ Triple C Camp's website]


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Revision as of 16:25, 14 October 2018

Triple C Camp was once known as Camp Viewmont, founded by the Baptist Church of Richmond. The camp continued as Camp Viewmont until it was sold to the Charles’ family in 1989, which who changed the name to Triple C Camp, which stands for Camps and Cottages of Charlottesville. Libby and "H" Rothenberg bought the camp in December 1999 and are it’s current directors.[1]

History

Camp names & directors

Programs

Triple C's Programs are Pioneers, Trailblazers, Explorers, Teen Scene,and Edge. These are not activities, they are groups based on ages. Activities are based on what group your in for instance, Field trips and the climbing wall.

Photos

Videos

<youtube>elSx1gYjYlk</youtube>

Map

References

  1. Web. About Triple C, Triple C Camp, retrieved 7 June 2016.

External links