Welcome, campers!
Get ready for the best time of the year!
We offer TWO yearly camp events for campers:
PA Vent Camp is a traditional 5-day, 4-night summer camp for adolescent campers.
Horizons is a fall weekend retreat for adult campers ages 21 and older.
PA Vent Camp is a traditional 5-day, 4-night summer camp for adolescent campers.
Horizons is a fall weekend retreat for adult campers ages 21 and older.
Parents/guardians will be notified if their child has been accepted for PA Vent Camp.
For camper related inquiries, contact [email protected]
For camper related inquiries, contact [email protected]
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PA VENT CAMP JUNE 22-26, 2025 |
HORIZONS SEPTEMBER 12-14, 2025 |
PA Vent Camp
PA Vent Camp is typically held during the last week of June. This overnight camp runs Sunday-Thursday at Camp Victory in Millville, PA. The next scheduled camp is June 22-26, 2025.
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Camper Eligibility
Benefits of Attending
Events and Activities
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Arrival & Departure
Arrival is on Sunday and a time is assigned for each.
It is important to arrive as close to your designated time as possible as there is a check-in process that is somewhat time-consuming. Arriving at your designated time will help the check-in process run more smoothly. If needed, CLICK HERE for directions to Camp Victory.
You will receive a packet at check-in that you will need to take with you to each station. Your camper will need a physical. All medications will need to be checked-in with the cabin nurse and respiratory team leaders. All equipment will also be checked in and labeled at the cabins.
There will be a checklist of equipment for us to know exactly what you are bringing to camp for your child. We will check each piece of equipment in. Parents will be responsible for setting up the bedside equipment to ensure that all of the equipment is there and that the set up is correct. The parent will then need to review and sign the checklist of equipment.
Upon departure, the parent/guardian will again be responsible for packing the bedside equipment making sure that everything that was brought to camp is going back home with the camper. The parent/guardian will then sign the checklist again to ensure that the camper has all of their equipment when they leave.
Departure is on Thursday between 9:00 am – 12:00 pm.
Arrival is on Sunday and a time is assigned for each.
It is important to arrive as close to your designated time as possible as there is a check-in process that is somewhat time-consuming. Arriving at your designated time will help the check-in process run more smoothly. If needed, CLICK HERE for directions to Camp Victory.
You will receive a packet at check-in that you will need to take with you to each station. Your camper will need a physical. All medications will need to be checked-in with the cabin nurse and respiratory team leaders. All equipment will also be checked in and labeled at the cabins.
There will be a checklist of equipment for us to know exactly what you are bringing to camp for your child. We will check each piece of equipment in. Parents will be responsible for setting up the bedside equipment to ensure that all of the equipment is there and that the set up is correct. The parent will then need to review and sign the checklist of equipment.
Upon departure, the parent/guardian will again be responsible for packing the bedside equipment making sure that everything that was brought to camp is going back home with the camper. The parent/guardian will then sign the checklist again to ensure that the camper has all of their equipment when they leave.
Departure is on Thursday between 9:00 am – 12:00 pm.
Horizons
Horizons is a weekend retreat for adult campers, typically during mid-September. This overnight camp runs Friday-Sunday at Camp Victory in Millville, PA. The next scheduled Horizons retreat is September 12-14, 2025.
Camper Eligibility
Benefits of Attending
Events and Activities
- Camper's age 19+ years
- Camper is dependent on ventilation, CPAP, or Bi-PAP for all or part of the day
- Camper is able to understand and participate in camp activities
- Medical care plan is able to be carried out in a camp setting
- Camper is able to provide transportation to and from camp
Benefits of Attending
- Enhances normal socialization and facilitates new friendships
- Enhances outdoor recreational activities not regularly enjoyed by the participant
- Enables one to excel towards one's potential
- Encourages artistic expression
- Promotes independence
Events and Activities
- Zip-line, rock wall, fishing, nature center, treehouse, archery
- Arts and crafts, board games, movies, campfires
- Professional seminars
- Casino night, dance party
Arrival & Departure
Campers may arrive Friday evening (4:00 PM or later).
There is a check-in process that can be somewhat time-consuming. Campers receive a packet at check-in that they must take to each check-in station. Campers will need a physical and all medications must be checked-in with the cabin nurse and respiratory team leaders. All equipment will also be checked-in and labeled at the cabins.
There will be a checklist of equipment for us to know exactly what you are bringing to camp. We will check each piece of equipment in. Parents will be responsible for setting up the bedside equipment to ensure that all of the equipment is there and that the set up is correct. The checklist is reviewed and signed.
Upon departure, the camper's bedside equipment must be packed up, making sure that everything that was brought to camp is going back home with the camper. The checklist is signed again to ensure that the camper has all of their equipment when they leave.
Departure is on Sunday morning.
Campers may arrive Friday evening (4:00 PM or later).
There is a check-in process that can be somewhat time-consuming. Campers receive a packet at check-in that they must take to each check-in station. Campers will need a physical and all medications must be checked-in with the cabin nurse and respiratory team leaders. All equipment will also be checked-in and labeled at the cabins.
There will be a checklist of equipment for us to know exactly what you are bringing to camp. We will check each piece of equipment in. Parents will be responsible for setting up the bedside equipment to ensure that all of the equipment is there and that the set up is correct. The checklist is reviewed and signed.
Upon departure, the camper's bedside equipment must be packed up, making sure that everything that was brought to camp is going back home with the camper. The checklist is signed again to ensure that the camper has all of their equipment when they leave.
Departure is on Sunday morning.
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Contact Us
Hershey Square #353 1152 Mae Street Hummelstown, PA 17036 phone: 717-531-5338 fax: 717-531-0761 [email protected] |
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