Problem Solving
The campers and their tribes
work together as teams to solve
many challenges.
The campers and their tribes
work together as teams to solve
many challenges.
Building Friendships
Many campers form bonds of
friendship that last long after
camp has concluded.
Many campers form bonds of
friendship that last long after
camp has concluded.
Welcome to CampNeidig.com
Prepartions are under way for Camp Neidig 2011.
Tour our site to see what makes this camp one of
the best leadership experiences for high school
students in Eastern Pennsylvania!
Tour our site to see what makes this camp one of
the best leadership experiences for high school
students in Eastern Pennsylvania!
So, what did campers have to say about camp?
“It has prepared me to be more confident in myself
and my decisions. It has prepared me to be a
better leader in high school, college, and beyond.”
“Loved the people, loved the experiences, learned
the leadership.”
and my decisions. It has prepared me to be a
better leader in high school, college, and beyond.”
“Loved the people, loved the experiences, learned
the leadership.”
Camp Neidig was created by Joseph S. Neidig, governing officer of Rotary District
2654, in 1950. During his term as governing officer, Neidig founded the "Leaders
of Tomorrow," a camp at Camp Delmont in Green Lane, Pennsylvania. The
purpose of this camp was to further the leadership abilities of young boys.
After District 2654 split in 1961, the newly-formed District 7430 decided to rename
the camp "Camp Neidig" in honor of the camp's founder.
In 1990, females were invited to camp for the first time, as Camp Neidig became
a co-educational experience. Through 1994, the camp was held at Camp Conrad
Weiser in Wernersville. Camp Manatawny near Boyertown then hosted the camp
from 1995 through 2000. In 2001, Camp Neidig moved to the Pocono Valley
Resort. Three years later, Neidig proudly returned to Camp Manatawny in 2004!
Camp Neidig is proudly celebrating its 62nd year of inspiring tomorrow's leaders
in 2011!
2654, in 1950. During his term as governing officer, Neidig founded the "Leaders
of Tomorrow," a camp at Camp Delmont in Green Lane, Pennsylvania. The
purpose of this camp was to further the leadership abilities of young boys.
After District 2654 split in 1961, the newly-formed District 7430 decided to rename
the camp "Camp Neidig" in honor of the camp's founder.
In 1990, females were invited to camp for the first time, as Camp Neidig became
a co-educational experience. Through 1994, the camp was held at Camp Conrad
Weiser in Wernersville. Camp Manatawny near Boyertown then hosted the camp
from 1995 through 2000. In 2001, Camp Neidig moved to the Pocono Valley
Resort. Three years later, Neidig proudly returned to Camp Manatawny in 2004!
Camp Neidig is proudly celebrating its 62nd year of inspiring tomorrow's leaders
in 2011!
Camp Neidig - Rotary International District 7430
Camp Neidig 2011 - Fri. June 17 - Mon. June 20
Latest News
07-25-2010
Yearbooks are proofed and at the
printer. They should arrive early to
mid August.
printer. They should arrive early to
mid August.
07-25-2010
The Photo Gallery (under
yearbook) has been updated with
2010 camp photos.
yearbook) has been updated with
2010 camp photos.
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How did Camp Neidig get started?
“It’s pushed me to learn how to situate myself in completely unfamiliar
circumstances, how to form effective relationships, and even helped me learn my
own strengths and weaknesses.”
“This weekend was one of the best experiences of my life. I honestly can’t
describe how much fun it was and how many amazing friends I made.”
“All I have to say is WOW! I can’t sum up the feelings and gratitude I have for this
camp…this camp has changed everyone for the better.”
circumstances, how to form effective relationships, and even helped me learn my
own strengths and weaknesses.”
“This weekend was one of the best experiences of my life. I honestly can’t
describe how much fun it was and how many amazing friends I made.”
“All I have to say is WOW! I can’t sum up the feelings and gratitude I have for this
camp…this camp has changed everyone for the better.”
