Why Valley Forge Summer Camp?

Valley Forge Summer Camp is located in Valley Forge Military Academy and College, Wayne, Pennsylvania. Our 100 acres of beautiful campus is located in the famous main line area of ​​the suburbs of Philadelphia and has various sports fields, stables and swimming pools.

Valley Forge Summer Camp is a special place to discover new lifestyle lifetime friendship and development of campers, with excellent facilities, excellent staff, and a wonderful campers. Your child will learn new skills, gain confidence and participate in activities that will help them to successfully complete all activities

We respect leadership, confidence and experienced staff, we will do our utmost to foster camper which can work not only independently but also team. Your child will return home more confidently, demonstrate leadership and help them get into the next chapter of life. From day camping to night camping, from enrichment of studies to fitness training, we are pleased to welcome children of all ages to summer camp. Our camp is offering unique things to everyone, including making friends from all over the country and from all over the world!

In the summer there are camps for lower grade students, such as the Jackson Hole Summer Science Camp, the Journey's School Summer Innovation Institute, and the Teton Valley Community School Summer Camp. In these camps, students can discover the environment, discover how various animals build houses, explore natural waterways, participate in natural hikes and camps. Cliff Valley School is certified by the Southern College and School Association and the Southern Independent School Association. Cliff Valley is also a member of the Georgia Independent School Association and a National Association of Independent Schools. There are about 300 students and 57 full-time teachers, most of them have postgraduate degrees. The turnover rate of faculty and staff is very low, maintaining continuity within school.

In 1777 George Washington encountered the problem of leaving his soldiers in the army while in Valley Forge. In the winter of 1777, Washington decided to set up a winter camp and there was a place to live in the cold winter. Valley Forge does not have a bed to sleep. Many soldiers slept on the straw on a muddy floor. I am writing an article explaining why I do not quit resigning at Valley Forge. I am trying to quit Valley Forge. It is because the living environment is bad, the government does not want to help, and it may be sick or dying.

Sick soldier, cabin, bad ventilation, vomiting. This is just a part of the harsh conditions of the American Revolution Winter Camp called Valley Forge. The harsh environment provided by Valley Forge has forced many soldiers out. If I am a soldier of Valley Forge, I will resign even with the sudden increase in the number of deaths, the harsh atmosphere, and whether it is worth remaining. Death is definitely a problem for Valley Forge. For example, in February 1778, there were 8000 soldiers in Valley Forge (Doc A). Half of 8000 soldiers are sick. Indeed, the estimated number of American soldiers who died was small, 1,800 people (Source A). This shows how difficult it is to survive in Valley Forge. A doctor named Dr. Albigence Waldo wrote a diary about his experiences there. He stated that the soldier and how he was sick and he said "I had vomited half an hour" (document C)