Adventure Links Summer Camp
Hemlock Overlook Regional Park, 13220 Yates Ford Rd, Clifton, VA 20124
About
Adventure Links Summer Camp offers youth adventure camps that include adventure day camps, overnight camps, and traveling teen expeditions. Campers take part in activities such as team building, outdoor education, a high ropes course, a leadership development course, group kayak trips, and the Adventure Team Challenge.
• Ages: 8–17 years old
Adventure Links Summer Camp was founded in 1997. The leadership team includes Founder and CEO Anna Birch, Founder and Co-Owner Austin Birch, and their daughters Autumn and Audrey Birch. For 22 years, Adventure Links has been described as a leader in summer camp, team building, outdoor education, and related programs, and it has also marked its 20th year of operation in past materials. The mission of Adventure Links’ programs is to challenge the individual, develop teamwork, and empower participants to protect the environment, while aiming to create positive learning cultures and remain at the forefront of outdoor educational practices. Its summer camp previously held at Hemlock Overlook Regional Park is accredited by the American Camp Association, and its site, policies, and procedures continue to meet or exceed ACA recommendations for summer camps. Programs are offered for children ages 8–17 and include outdoor education programs with lesson plans for students of different ages, custom-tailored programs for groups, and experiential programs with itineraries that become more challenging over time, with a focus on high adventure, environmental, and team building activities and stated outcomes for individual, group, and environment development.
Parent feedback includes comments such as a first-time camper “had a great experience” and a younger sibling “can’t wait to go next year,” and another parent noting it is “highly recommend[ed] to kids who like to be outside.” Other parents report that their children learned “new things that she would not have learned elsewhere,” made new friends, and came home “happy and talking nonstop about everything they did.” One parent shared that their child said the camp “is exhausting, tiring, fun, exhilarating, and a stamina workout” and “can’t wait to try another” Adventure Links camp. Another parent reported that their daughter described activities with repeated enthusiasm and told them the camp “was worth it.”
Last updated July 18, 2026.
• Ages: 8–17 years old
Adventure Links Summer Camp was founded in 1997. The leadership team includes Founder and CEO Anna Birch, Founder and Co-Owner Austin Birch, and their daughters Autumn and Audrey Birch. For 22 years, Adventure Links has been described as a leader in summer camp, team building, outdoor education, and related programs, and it has also marked its 20th year of operation in past materials. The mission of Adventure Links’ programs is to challenge the individual, develop teamwork, and empower participants to protect the environment, while aiming to create positive learning cultures and remain at the forefront of outdoor educational practices. Its summer camp previously held at Hemlock Overlook Regional Park is accredited by the American Camp Association, and its site, policies, and procedures continue to meet or exceed ACA recommendations for summer camps. Programs are offered for children ages 8–17 and include outdoor education programs with lesson plans for students of different ages, custom-tailored programs for groups, and experiential programs with itineraries that become more challenging over time, with a focus on high adventure, environmental, and team building activities and stated outcomes for individual, group, and environment development.
Parent feedback includes comments such as a first-time camper “had a great experience” and a younger sibling “can’t wait to go next year,” and another parent noting it is “highly recommend[ed] to kids who like to be outside.” Other parents report that their children learned “new things that she would not have learned elsewhere,” made new friends, and came home “happy and talking nonstop about everything they did.” One parent shared that their child said the camp “is exhausting, tiring, fun, exhilarating, and a stamina workout” and “can’t wait to try another” Adventure Links camp. Another parent reported that their daughter described activities with repeated enthusiasm and told them the camp “was worth it.”
Last updated July 18, 2026.
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