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OLENTANGY LONGHOUSE
Upper Arlington Princesses
Established in 1960

Become Part of the Tradition
Founded by the YMCA in 1926



FALL CAMPOUT

YMCA Camp Kern

October 25-27, 2024


2024 Fall Campout - 10/25/2024

 2024 Fall Campout Horse Riding - 10/26/2024



   
       

We are excited to return to Camp Kern!

 

Camp Kern encompasses more than 485 acres of beautiful woodland, pasture land, trails, program space and around 80 buildings near the Little Miami River.  It is owned and operated by the YMCA of Greater Dayton and is developed exclusively for camp use.

 

Camp Kern is located between Cincinnati and Columbus on I-71 near Lebanon, OH.  It is just north of King’s Island and just south of the large bridge over the Little Miami River.

The cabins will be available to use, and of course you are always welcome to camp in a tent. Meals will be provided by Camp Kern. 

 

Directions from UA:

  • Take 315 South to I-71 South to Exit 32. Turn Left off of exit.
  • Make first left onto St. Rt. 350
    • (Landmarks: BP station, Clark Station and the famous Country Kitchen)
  • Camp Kern entrance is 2 ½ miles on the right.
    • (Do not go down the large hill and cross the river, if you do you went too far!)

 

Approx. travel time from UA is 1hr 15 mins.

 

Map of Camp Kern

 

Camp Activities Include:

  • Twin Zip Line
  • Giant Swing
  • BB Guns
  • Archery
  • Canoeing
  • Hiking
  • Fishing (bring your own poles)
  • Tower pumpkin toss
  • Tribal Ceremony and Campfire

 

Your registration fee covers:

  • Access to the campground for tent camping
  • All activity costs (except for horse rides, this will be a separate Club Express event)
  • T-shirts for you and your daughters
  • Firewood
  • Pumpkin carving equipment (bring your own pumpkins)
  • Crafting supplies
  • Basically all incremental costs associated with the campout. We operate campouts as break-even events





Six Aims of the Indian Princess

1) To be clean in body and pure in heart 
2) To be Friends Forever with my Dad/Daughter 
3) To love the sacred circle of my family 
4) To be attentive while others speak 
5) To love my neighbor as myself 
6) To seek and preserve the beauty of Nature's work in forest, field, and stream


Registration

The Indian Princesses has a long history of bringing fathers and daughters together for life enriching experiences. This history dates back to 1926, and the Olentangy Longhouse dates back to 1960. We are the oldest and largest group in Upper Arlington. 

"Friends Always"

Indian Princesses are grades Kindergarten through 5th grade

Trail Mates are 6th through 8th grade

Please use the 'Credit Card' option for submitting payment through the website. New members and renewals use this link:

Sign up / renew here



For more information please contact:

bigchiefthirstyowl@yahoo.com

Big Chief Thirsty Owl: Cliff Boyden