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Camp Rainbow, Inc. offers a one weeklong overnight summer camping experience that includes swimming, arts and crafts, archery, hiking on trails, row boating, basketball, fishing, campfires, skits and storytelling, nature study, and boating. Campers also take part in adventure education programs that focus on team building and low ropes activities.
• Ages: 7–15 years old
• Schedule: One weeklong, overnight summer camping experience
• Price: Children enrolled in public school/public charter schools, ages 7–15 and who qualify for the USDA Free or Reduced Lunch Program are eligible to attend camp for little or no cost.
Camp Rainbow, Inc. was founded in 1951 by the Harold G. Knight Foundations and is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. The mission of Camp Rainbow, Inc. states that it is a safe fun place where campers have an opportunity to learn new skills, grow a lifetime of friendships, connect with nature, and develop a sense of independence that can only come from being away from home, and that through a variety of fun, adventure-based problem solving and team building experiences campers will discover their leadership talents and experience the power of respect, responsibility, and healthy relationships. The mission also states that campers become knowledgeable about mindfulness and healthy living as they participate in discussions about nutrition, exercise, stress, conflict resolution, and bullying prevention, and that Camp Rainbow seeks to empower and inspire children to become self-sustaining adults while offering deserving children of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania a one weeklong overnight summer camping experience at a low cost to the family. The leadership team includes President Robyn Steltz, Vice President Roshawanda Washington, Secretary Stacey Bogus, Treasurer Brian Bischof, Executive Director Kim Murphy, and Camp Directors Regina McLoud, Paul Friel Sr, Thomas V Johnson, Krista Leh, Maureen Keegan, Michelle Longmire, and Peter Longmire. The program notes that up to 60 children each week will experience proper guidance in democratic living in the community.
Last updated July 16, 2026.
• Ages: 7–15 years old
• Schedule: One weeklong, overnight summer camping experience
• Price: Children enrolled in public school/public charter schools, ages 7–15 and who qualify for the USDA Free or Reduced Lunch Program are eligible to attend camp for little or no cost.
Camp Rainbow, Inc. was founded in 1951 by the Harold G. Knight Foundations and is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. The mission of Camp Rainbow, Inc. states that it is a safe fun place where campers have an opportunity to learn new skills, grow a lifetime of friendships, connect with nature, and develop a sense of independence that can only come from being away from home, and that through a variety of fun, adventure-based problem solving and team building experiences campers will discover their leadership talents and experience the power of respect, responsibility, and healthy relationships. The mission also states that campers become knowledgeable about mindfulness and healthy living as they participate in discussions about nutrition, exercise, stress, conflict resolution, and bullying prevention, and that Camp Rainbow seeks to empower and inspire children to become self-sustaining adults while offering deserving children of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania a one weeklong overnight summer camping experience at a low cost to the family. The leadership team includes President Robyn Steltz, Vice President Roshawanda Washington, Secretary Stacey Bogus, Treasurer Brian Bischof, Executive Director Kim Murphy, and Camp Directors Regina McLoud, Paul Friel Sr, Thomas V Johnson, Krista Leh, Maureen Keegan, Michelle Longmire, and Peter Longmire. The program notes that up to 60 children each week will experience proper guidance in democratic living in the community.
Last updated July 16, 2026.
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