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At Camp Sunshine, children and their families can enjoy a variety of recreational activities such as swimming, canoeing, and arts and crafts as well as participate in unique programs designed to address the emotional, spiritual, and social needs of the entire family. Camp Sunshine is dedicated to providing a sanctuary of hope and joy to families facing the challenges of a life-threatening illness. Since 1984, Camp Sunshine has been providing a unique experience for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. Not only does the program offer respite and recreation, it also provides much needed emotional and spiritual support. All services are available at no cost to the families. At Camp Sunshine, children and their families can take part in a variety of activities designed to promote happiness and hope. From swimming and canoeing to arts and crafts, there is something for everyone. Camp Sunshine also offers bereavement sessions for families who have experienced the death of a child from a supported illness. Camp Sunshine is a place of hope and joy for families facing the challenges of life-threatening illnesses. It is dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for those dealing with such difficult issues.

Netop’s unplugged environment allows campers to connect with nature and each other in a way that would be lost in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This welcoming and relaxed atmosphere creates an ideal stage for personal growth and self-discovery. With a focus on relationship building, campers learn to be comfortable with themselves and develop the confidence to try new things. Our supportive and close-knit community helps to foster a friendly and safe environment for our campers.

Camp Cedar has proudly upheld the values of camp and community that its founders established 66 years ago. Bill and Sheila Hacker, along with Henry Hacker and Henry Lesser, opened the original camp in 1954 with just 37 kids. Over the years, they built up the camp facilities with a true labor of love. Now, Camp Cedar is a thriving camp with 270 boys ages 8-15 enjoying the summer together. Camp Cedar is the perfect size, offering all the options of a larger camp while still being able to individualize each camper’s experience. Taking a walk to the campfire, visitors can witness the values of camp and community that have been proudly upheld since the camp’s inception. The dedication of Bill and Sheila Hacker, Henry Hacker, and Henry Lesser has created a lasting legacy that continues to enrich the lives of campers each summer.