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Camp Adams

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18798 OR-211, Molalla, Oregon, 97038, United States
(503) 829-2118 www.campadams.org
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Jul 16, 2018
I grew up Attending Camp Adams. First yesr i went was in 2nd grade back in the early 90’s all the way up to my senior year. It was a blast. I love Camp Adams. Next year I am going to send my son Adam he would really like to go. My Grandma Geraldene(Dene) Bish was one of the founders of Camp Adams. Many of my family members atrended this Camp. I am going to lead a family trend by my children attending. Such a pieceful place to surve our Jesus Christ. Thanks to all the staff and Volunteers for all they do. Thank you from Medford Southern Oregon area. This is a place I could live at. Every time it was the last day of camp when we were all getting ready to leave I would start to cry. Most of the children who attended lived in the Northern oregon area such as Portland and its surrounding areas. Lots of the kiddos knew eachother from school, family. Etc. I knew no one except from coming year after year and making wonderful friends each year. I will miss attending but will make more wonderdul memories when I take my son.

Jun 30, 2018
I am a former Clackmas County 4-h camp staff member. Our camp was held at this location for many years. I absolutely loved Camp Adams!

Feb 18, 2018
Great setting. Accommodations are basic. Food was plentiful and varied.

Aug 23, 2017
The staff here are excellent and really care about every detail. Beautiful old growth forest and lovely swimming hole.

Jul 17, 2017
I never want to leave I wish I could go back 5 min after I leave

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