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4-H Camp
Enjoy swimming, fishing, nature trails, a climbing wall, arts and crafts, a talent show, dances and nights around the campfire. A Southern tradition since 1934!
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Do you want to learn more effective ways of working with girls? Hear from exciting national and local speakers about best-practices for girls? And hear from girls themselves about what they need? Then come and get “GirlSmart™” at the 2009 Empowering Girls Symposium
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Camp Sewee
Discover the wonders of marine life and the South Carolina coast by visiting salt marsh areas, freshwater ponds, a wildlife refuge and the SC Aquarium. Tubing, swimming, kayaking and a water park trip round out this wet and wonderful week!
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Camp Voyager
Test your technological skills with GPS devices, PDAs, digital cameras, computers, Lego Mindstorms NXT® robots, radio-controlled cars and video game design—plus exciting adventures like paintball, go-carts and more!
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Camp Wildlife
Learn outdoor survival skills, hunting skills, shooting sports and wildlife ecology. Enjoy ATVs, paintball, archery, fishing and a variety of hands-on educational curricula.
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Adventure Summer Camp
Challenge yourself to 10 days of Adventure Expeditions or 6 days of Adventure Mini-Trips in the Blue Ridge Mountains of S.C. and N.C. Backpacking, mountain biking, camping, canoeing, rock climbing and more!
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Click Here to Download our 2009 Crew Information Packet
Each spring, rowing teams and their coaches travel across the United States to train at R.M. Cooper Leadership Center for Spring Crew Training. The combination of warm southern weather, a rustic yet beautiful setting and a complete range of modern amenities make the Cooper Leadership Center an excellent place to learn, work and relax without distractions.
The Cooper Leadership Center provides an excellent opportunity for teams to train intensively because there are no distractions. We are on a 110-acre peninsula of Lake Marion, near Summerton, S.C., only 15 miles from Interstate 95 (see detailed map). Lodging, meals and recreation are only yards away from the docks, so time normally spent traveling to your launch site is spent on the water.
When you arrive, you will find lodging and dining facilities on the shores of Wyboo Creek. A half-mile wide, Wyboo Creek offers more than three miles of water for rowing. There are no obstructions and little traffic during February, March and April. March temperatures range from the mid 50s to upper 70s.
In addition, we offer large recreational areas for basketball, beach volleyball, softball and football, as well as fields for off-water workouts. There is also a large gymnasium with ample floor space and classrooms for teams to use during their stay. Finally, our climbing tower and three ropes courses are vital parts of our adventure programming.
