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WVU-Jackson's Mill State 4-H Camp

★★★★½ 4.85 reviewsWeston, WV

WVU Jackson's Mill

WVU-Jackson's Mill State 4-H Camp is an ACA-accredited camp in Weston, WV, operated by WVU Jackson's Mill, founded in 1921.

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Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
WVU Jackson's Mill
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ACA Accredited
Meets the American Camp Association's health, safety, and program standards, reviewed on a recurring accreditation cycle.

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★★★★★Jonathan G

The state 4H camp is something my daughter looks forward to every year. Some of the kids get a little emotional when camp ends due to the bonding & shared experiences. The living quarters have bunk beds with maybe 15-20 girls per cabin. Boys also on the other side of the camp. I believe two camp counselors for each cabin. So refreshing to see kids buzzing with excitement and wholesome smiles while taking luggage to the cabin. Of course 4H is just one component of the WVU Jackson's Mill site.

★★★★★Chuck

Great facility for learning, clean everywhere, and well informed guides.

★★★★Cary Wilson

The bull ride was fun to watch

★★★★★Katie Sova

Never a bad time at the Mill. I've been going for years, and the staff are always amazing! The location is so serene. Like a little slice of heaven. I love the trails, and the views you get everywhere on the campus.

★★★★★Barb Franck

Took a tour of the historic area and buildings. Amazing tour and historical restorations. Addition buildings put in place by the famous Barn Work Builders are on site and are a great fit having used old and reclaimed wood and wood from the Jackson's Mill campus. Additional buildings on the site are also well maintained and excellent learning spaces for the group of children who were there for an Invitational. Worth the stop just for the historical area.

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