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Champaign, IL
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July
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Home Base
The High School of St Thomas More
3901 North Mattis Avenue
Champaign, Illinois 61822
http://www.hs-stm.org/
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Camp
Chaplain:
TBA
Champaign, IL
is a
"Next
Level"
camp: it is open to those entering
the 9th
grade in the fall of 2012 and older.
SCHOOL FACTS
Showers
There are 10 individual showers for girls and a communal shower for boys
with 10 shower heads.
Program Area
The program area is in a gym.
Sleeping Arrangements
The girls sleep in classrooms on the second floor and the boys sleep in
classrooms on the street level.
Additional Info
It is located in a Catholic High School in a rural setting and it is air
conditioned. Walmart, Target, and Sam's are all just 3 miles or so away.
The
dining area is large enough for all campers to eat at once and we have a
couple of picnic tables outside.
WORKSITE INFORMATION
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We work with many different social agencies doing all kinds of work
projects like; building wheelchair ramps, home improvement, cleaning &
organizing, yard work, working with children at boys & girls clubs,
working at soup kitchens, work with park districts, painting, etc. |
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FREE DAY ACTIVITIES
http://www.visitcentralillinois.com/
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Lake Shelbyville
Beautiful
Lake Shelbyville offers 172 miles of sparkling shoreline and
11,000 acres of water for boating, fishing, swimming, or
simply sunning on the sandy beach. Off-the-water activities
include golfing, hiking and hunting.
Distance 76 miles.
http://www.lakeshelbyville.com/
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Amish
Villages
Learn about
the history and culture of Illinois' Old Order Amish
community at the Illinois Amish Interpretive Center. Here
you can see exhibits that give a glimpse into the Amish way
of life, as well as sign up for a variety of tours that
include enjoying a family-style meal at an actual Amish home
and a visit to a working Amish farm.
Distance 36 miles.
http://www.amishcenter.com/
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Looking for Lincoln
The
Looking for Lincoln Heritage area encompasses numerous
communities in central Illinois, and includes a remarkable
array of places where Lincoln actually spent time. The area
is rich in Lincoln history and stories. From the village of
New Salem, where Lincoln spent his early adulthood, to his
home and final resting place in Springfield, you'll be left
with no doubt about why Illinois is known as the Land of
Lincoln.
Distance 85 miles.
http://www.lookingforlincoln.com/
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Kickapoo State Park
Where in
Illinois can you go running or hiking, canoeing, fishing for
trout, camping, hunting or scuba diving -- all against a
backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty?
http://www.stateparks.com/kickapoo.html
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Attraction In Chicago, IL
(2hrs 15min)
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Downtown Chicago
Tour of Sears
Tower
(2nd
tallest building in world)
John
Hancock Building.
Has 110 stories
and an observation deck.
Ride the “L”
train
elevated subway
ride above and below ground
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Six Flags Great America
Six Flags Great
America is a world-class family entertainment complex
featuring thrill rides, spectacular shows and exciting
attractions.
Hurricane
Harbor
From one of the largest wave pools in the country to
multi-passenger rafting adventures, you'll find water rides
and experiences for everyone in your crew right here.
http://www.sixflags.com
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