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Camp Chatuga

Map291 Camp Chatuga Road
Mountain Rest, SC
864-638-3728
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  • Horseback Riding
  • Recreation
  • Residential Camps

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Privately owned traditional summer camp offering over 30 daily activities including horseback, water skiing, mountain biking, crafts, drama, archery, riflery and sports. Wholesome family atmosphere perfect for fun and personal growth through relationships.

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