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Hidden Valley 4-H Camp

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Hidden Valley 4-H Camp is an overnight and day camp located in Watkins Glen, NY, serving youth ages 6-16 without requirement of 4-H membership. The camp offers 5-week residential sessions (Sunday through Friday) with week-long and mini 3-day options, as well as day camp programs. Residential camp costs $535 per week with mini residential sessions at $290. The camp emphasizes building independence, lasting friendships, and a welcoming community where all campers and staff feel a sense of belonging.

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Ages 6-16

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