Camp Frame 4-H Camp
Camp Frame 4-H Camp
Camp Frame was donated by Nat T. and Grace Frame in 1927. It was to be used for 4-H camping in the Tri-county area.
Camp Frame was donated by Nat T. and Grace Frame in 1927. It was to be used for 4-H camping in the Tri-county area.
Tents were used to house the first campers. Many of those individuals brought potatoes, chickens, or vegetables instead of a camp fee. The dining hall was built by volunteers with blocks and supplies from the brick plant that was in Back Creek Valley. The green buildings used for the girls dorms were bought from Newton D. Baker VA center and moved to camp for a fee of $400. The caretakers house was built in the 50's.
Tents were used to house the first campers. Many of those individuals brought potatoes, chickens, or vegetables instead of a camp fee. The dining hall was built by volunteers with blocks and supplies from the brick plant that was in Back Creek Valley. The green buildings used for the girls dorms were bought from Newton D. Baker VA center and moved to camp for a fee of $400. The caretakers house was built in the 50's.
There have been two major fundraising efforts. These fundraisers provided the camp with the current dorms, another assembly hall, additional room at the caretakers cottage, and doubled the size of the dining hall. Camp Frame is managed by a board of directors, and consists of representatives from the Farm Bureau, CEOS, 4-H and more. Members are from Morgan, Berkeley, and Jefferson counties.
There have been two major fundraising efforts. These fundraisers provided the camp with the current dorms, another assembly hall, additional room at the caretakers cottage, and doubled the size of the dining hall. Camp Frame is managed by a board of directors, and consists of representatives from the Farm Bureau, CEOS, 4-H and more. Members are from Morgan, Berkeley, and Jefferson counties.