Stone Mountain Adventures (SMA) 2 Week Teen Summer Camp will have a booth at a camp fair in Arlington, VA Friday, Feb. 21, 2014, from 6-8 p.m at the Jefferson Community Center, 3501 2nd Street S.
FirstServe Tennis |
Adagio Ballet and Dance School | Golden Boot Soccer Camps |
Adventure Links at Hemlock Overlook | GWU Pre-College Program |
American Inline Skating and Biking | Fort Ward Civil War Kids Camp |
Aqua Sports Camp | Fun Bot Lab |
Arlington County Department of Parks and Recreation | Hameau Farm in the Big Valley |
Arlington Artists Academy | iTravel & Last Lap - Travel Camps |
Arlington Arts Center | Kate McClain Social Skills |
Arlington Cheer Camp | Kettler Capitals Iceplex Summer Camps |
Arlington Fencers' Camp | Khary Stockton Soccer |
Arlington Independent Media - Video Production Camp | KidSpanish |
Arlington Public Schools Career Center | Keyboard Camp For Kids |
Arlington Public Schools Summer School Programs | Language Stars |
Arlington Youth Street Theatre | Levine's Summer Music & Arts Day Camp |
Arts Adventure Camp by Creative Cauldron | Ligonier Camp & Conference Center |
Baroody Camps, Inc. | Lola's Laboratory |
BEE-Fit Movement | Mad Science |
Burgundy Farm Summer Day Camp | Marymount University Summer Camps |
Camp Arena Stage | MathTree |
Camp Hidden Meadows | Modeling Camp |
Camp Horizons | Momentum Football Camp |
Camp Overlook at Potomac Overlook Regional Park | Orange Line Sports |
Camp Rim Rock | Outdoor Lab Summer Camp |
Camp Shakespeare | Peace Camp |
Camp Tall Timbers | Perfect Pointe Dance Studio Summer Camps & Classes |
Candy Creation Camp | Renaissance Lego and American Girl Summer Camps |
Capital Ultimate Camp | Saint Luke Summer Sports Camp |
C.A.R.E Actor | Saffron Studios, World Explorations Dance, Movement & Culture |
Chummy Gill Basketball Academy | Sandy Hill Camp and Retreat Center |
City of Falls Church Recreation Department | Science Camp Watonka |
Civil War Kids Mini-Camp | Silver Knights Chess |
CommuniKids Preschool | Skyline Sport and Health Tennis Camp |
Congressional Camp | SolPlay |
Dance Camps with Jane Franklin Dance | Steve and Kate's Camp |
Digital Media Academy | Stone Mountain Adventures |
Dinosaur Family Camp | Summer Art Camp with The Art League School |
Educational Theatre Company | Summer at St. Patrick's |
Edu-Futuro's Spanish Academy | Tea with Mrs. B |
Encore Stage & Studio | The Handwork Studio |
Engineering for Kids Summer Camps | The Theatre Lab Inc. |
Fairfax Collegiate | TIC Summer Camp |
Fairfax County Park Authority,
Spring Hill RECenter Camps
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Traveling Players Ensemble |
Ferrum College Summer Enrichment Camp | USTC SUMMER CAMP |
FirstServe Tennis | Virginia Fishing Adventures/Virginia Outside |
Fish and Explore | Washington Sailing Marina Summer Sailing Camps |
Fort Myer Tennis Camp | YMCA Arlington |
Georgetown Day School Camps and Classes | YMCA Camp Silver Beach |
Georgetown Learning Centers |
Wyatt, Biff, Pam, Anne, Jud & Molly
A message from Camp Director Jud Millar-
In 1983, my parents Pam and Biff Houldin started Stone Mountain Adventures (SMA) by opening our family farm to a small group of teens and counselors. Since then SMA has morphed into a magical summer camp, a home away from home for so many people across the globe. My wife Anne & I with our young children now own and operate SMA while Pam and Biff live just across the road and are still involved in the day to day activities of camp.
Over the years we have kept our promise of staying a small, family-oriented 2 week teen summer camp. We believe that our camp’s small size directly affects the quality of our programming as camp quickly becomes a close knit community that creates strong, positive intrapersonal relationships. Campers are challenged on activities every day which builds confidence. The combination of mutual respect among campers and staff and the increased self-confidence through physical endeavors helps teens to begin to discover who they really are and how they fit into this world. Being a young teen can be a challenging time and SMA is a fun, safe place for teens to grow emotionally and physically.
Year after year, our greatest concern is the safety of our campers and staff. Constant attention is given to the physical and emotional health of all involved. Precautions are taken and safety is paramount (seatbelts, helmets, lifejackets, etc. are non-negotiable). Camp is noisy, full of laughs and a fantastically fun, healthy atmosphere for all during the summer. With a summer family of 20 staff and 60 campers, most people think we are crazy, but we have a large family of our own, so the summer is just a little noisier.
We genuinely enjoy the opportunity to provide a healthy and fun atmosphere in which teenagers and staff can develop greater confidence and set and achieve personal goals at our 2 week teen summer camp. We invite you to join our summer family.
– Jud Millar