93 Years of Tradition Kept Alive Through Youth Summer Camps

South Gate - Woodcraft Rangers, a youth development institution celebrating its 93rd year, is sending 150 young campers to their first session of Big Bear summer camp on July 12. Campers from all-around the Los Angeles area, ages 7 – 13, will spend the week at Big Bear Lake enjoying camp activities that include archery, zip lines, scavenger hunts and survival skills.

With campfires, hikes, and a myriad of fun activities, kids will explore opportunities to develop new skills, everlasting friendships and fond memories. Courage, confidence, independence, and teamwork are just some of the values they will cultivate at the campsite.

Over 20 credentialed camp counselors will accompany the kids as they head up to Big Bear Lake. They will have all the fun and exciting activities ready. All activities incorporate science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) curriculum to reinforce their education skills while they have fun.

“Woodcraft Ranger summer camps are a part of our legacy for and will continue to be. These campers will experience moments that will shape their lives in the future,” says Woodcraft Rangers CEO, Chris Johnson.

Woodcraft Rangers’ second week of camp commences on August 2nd with another 150 youth. Campers of today will carry on the traditions and uphold the legacy of this 93 year-old organization.

Since its inception, Woodcraft Rangers has served over 1.1 million youth leaving an invaluable impact on their lives. Their customized curriculum through summer camps, after school, and plug in programs allow students to learn through fun activities tailored to their personal interests.

For further information contact, (213) 249-9293 or woodcraft@woodcraftrangers.org. To learn more about Woodcraft Rangers go to www.woodcraftrangers.org

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Woodcraft Rangers is a nonprofit Community Based Organization, tax-exempt California corporation under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

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