Salvation Army Camp Rappahannock
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Camp Rappahannock is an ACA-accredited Salvation Army residential camp on 215 acres in Richardsville, Virginia, serving youth ages 8-17 from underserved communities across the D.C. metro area, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. One-week overnight sessions include swimming, hiking, fishing and paddle boating on the lake, a ropes course and zip line, archery, crafts and Bible study.
The practical details
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★★★★★Donniestrise KetchensMy brother and I went to Camp Happyland in 80s. I really enjoyed it. There was so much today. I think I was maybe 10.
★★★★★Barbara Ortiz CarterI went here as a kid 2 summers straight. It was camp happy land then. What some fun times! I fished, swam and praised Jesus. I have to send my kids but we live in Ga now…
★★★★★Ben MyersWhat can I say about this camp, “It changed my life” first time there I was 7 went 2 or 3 times a year every year and had a great time every time, at 15 started working a Happyland. Happyland became my summer home away from home until I was 21. Happyland was a life changing experience for me. If you have children let it be a life experience for them. I’m 59 when writing this and still credit Happyland to be a big part of my life experiences.
★★★★★David DelaneyOnly the coolest place n the planet. Everyone should go here at least once in their life.
★★★★★Malika WatkinsI went to this camp several summers when I was younger. I'm now 37 years old and my time spent Camp Happyland remains a truly memorable experience. I would LOVE for my son to attend the camp when he's old enough. Thanks for such great memories.