Camp Survivor
Camp Survivor, a popular Chickasaw Nation summer camp in Ada, focuses on activities that reinforce the importance of health and nutrition and teaches skills like fishing and boating. Most importantly, the 9- to 13-year-old campers are taught the virtues of leadership and sportsmanship.
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Camp Survivor 2011: Introduction
The Chickasaw NationCamp Survivor teaches more than just fun and games; it's teaches kids to become the Chickasaw men and women that will one day lead our nation.
Camp Survivor: Overview
The Chickasaw NationCamp Survivor is all about growing up...growing up to be strong, healthy, happy Chickasaw men and women.
Camp Survivor 2011: Activities
The Chickasaw NationAt Camp Survivor, kids stay active from sun-up to sun-down, and they don't see a television or a video game all week.
Camp Survivor 2011: Nutrition
The Chickasaw NationVitamins, minerals and leafy greens aren't always appetizing for kids, but at Camp Survivor nutrition is a major part of the fun and friendship.
Camp Survivor 2011: Counselors
The Chickasaw NationThe things that have the biggest influence on students at the Chickasaw Nation Camp Survivor are the counselors.
July 1, 2011 – Camp Survivor
Chickasaw Nation NewsThe motto is "Accept the Challenge" and the campers, aged nine to thirteen, do just that at Camp Survivor.
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Bill Anoatubby, Governor
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