Camp Billy Joe
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Camp Billy Joe is a campsite located next to Kenton, Oklahoma. Camp Billy Joe began operating in 1970 in memory of Billy Joe Labrier who died at age 13 of Bright's disease. Though primarily for the use of Christian groups, Camp Billy Joe is used today by many groups for retreats, camps, and family reunions.
Some of the notable events that use this campsite are Black Mesa Bible Camp, the Highpointer's Convention, and the Annual Okie-Tex Star Party.
[edit] References
- Camp Billy Joe (URL accessed 7-Apr-2006)
- Okie-Tex Star Party website (URL accessed 7-Apr-2006)
- highpointer.org website (URL accessed 7-Apr-2006)
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