Our History
Geneva Glen Camp has flourished since its inception in 1922, embodying a legacy of character development and leadership training in the serene embrace of nature. As a private, non-profit entity, Geneva Glen has celebrated over a century of enriching seasons nurtured by the dedication of its volunteer Board of Directors, comprised of camper parents, former staff, alumni, and distinguished community leaders, all united in their commitment to the camp’s vision.
Dedicated to the holistic development of each child, Geneva Glen offers a setting that prioritizes sound values and character growth. Catering to children aged 6-16, the camp provides an engaging blend of educational endeavors and comprehensive leadership training. Through its varied programs, campers are encouraged to embrace values of mutual respect, honesty, and acceptance, fostering individual responsibility, cultural understanding, and environmental stewardship. These programs are designed to challenge and inspire and to reflect Geneva Glen’s foundational vision of living at one’s best.
The essence of Geneva Glen Camp, envisioned by its founders in 1922, continues to shine brightly, a testament to its unwavering commitment to uphold treasured traditions while innovating to meet the evolving needs of today’s youth. As Geneva Glen looks to the future, it remains a beacon of leadership and moral development, where each summer, children and young adults are empowered to carve their paths, guided by the principles of friendship, integrity, and a profound respect for the natural world.
