HOME BASE
Catholic High School
4552 Princess Anne Rd.
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
http://www.chsvb.org
Next Level Camp: Open to those entering the 8th grade in the fall of 2020 and older
EMAIL THE MANAGERS: [email protected]
DIRECTOR: TBD
School Facts
- Showers: There are showers on site in the gym locker rooms. The boys have communal showers while the girls have individual stalls.
- Program Area: The program area is in the gym and it is air-conditioned.
- Sleeping Arrangements: The campers sleep in classrooms. Yes, there is AC. The Diocese of Richmond requires separate sleeping quarters for youth (under 18) and adults (18 and older). An adult from each group will need to sleep in the hallway outside the classroom of their own youth for supervision.
Free day
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http://www.mnh.si.edu
