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'''Summer camp''' is a common destination for children and teenagers during the [[Summer vacation|summer months]] in some countries. Children and adolescents who attend camp ("campers") participate in a variety of activities, many of which wouldn't be possible or practical during the school year. Although the traditional image of summer camp is of a woodsy place with [[hiking]], [[canoeing]], and [[campfire]]s, today's summer camps offer a wide variety of specialized activities. For example, there are camps for the [[performing arts]], [[rock music]], [[magic (illusion)]], [[computer camp|computers]], children with [[Disability|special needs]], and [[Dieting|weight loss]]. Religious summer camps, especially those run by [[Jewish]] organizations like [[URJ]], [[Young Israel]], [[Bnei Akiva]], and also by [[Evangelical Christian]] organizations, are also very popular. | '''Summer camp''' is a common destination for children and teenagers during the [[Summer vacation|summer months]] in some countries. Children and adolescents who attend camp ("campers") participate in a variety of activities, many of which wouldn't be possible or practical during the school year. Although the traditional image of summer camp is of a woodsy place with [[hiking]], [[canoeing]], and [[campfire]]s, today's summer camps offer a wide variety of specialized activities. For example, there are camps for the [[performing arts]], [[rock music]], [[magic (illusion)]], [[computer camp|computers]], children with [[Disability|special needs]], and [[Dieting|weight loss]]. Religious summer camps, especially those run by [[Jewish]] organizations like [[URJ]], [[Young Israel]], [[Bnei Akiva]], and also by [[Evangelical Christian]] organizations, are also very popular. | ||
