Camp Courageous (Ohio)

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Camp Courageous of Ohio is a summer camp facility located in Whitehouse, Ohio. The main purpose of the program is to foster socialization, independence, and a better life to children and teens who have various disabilities.

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This camp was founded in the 1960s by Marty Duncan and Ray DeFrane, who wanted their disabled children to have a chance to experience an overnight camp. When no other camp in Ohio would accept their children, Camp Courageous broke ground and opened for business. At first, it has offered 2 week summer programs, but to this day, it has expanded to 11 weeks. It has also provided respites for the early and mid Fall seasons.

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Camping Facilities in the state of Ohio

Camp Cheerful (Strongsville) | Camp Courageous (Whitehouse) | Camp Perry (Port Clinton) | Camp Quest (Cincinnati) | Camp Wanake (Beach City) | Camp Wyandot (Rockbridge) | Falcon Camp (Carrollton) | YMCA Camp Willson (Bellefontaine)
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