NAFCAree
NAFCAree
The NAFCAree is a fun filled, weeklong camping event usually the third week in July. You must be a member of NAFCA to attend this event.
The site is chosen at the May Council of Chapters Meeting for the following year from proposals submitted by NAFCA members. The member proposing the site does not have to be the chairperson to run this event. Once a chairperson is appointed, and a committee is formed, they spend a year planning all the events. A trip is planned for each day except arrival and departure days. Some of the popular trips have been a boat ride, train ride, dinner theater and bus tours of the area. Usually, there is a meal or two served and evening activities. You can do as much or as little as you would like.
Sign up for this fun event, renew old friendships and make new ones! All while exploring an area you may not have visited before. You will be glad you did!
Reservation forms and articles will be in the Campfire Chatter.
Past NAFCArees:
2022 Rideau Acres Campground – Ontario, Canada
2021 Drummer Boy Camping Resort, Gettysburg, PA – 33 families
2020 CANCELLED – Rideau Acres Campground – Ontario, Canada
2019 Old Orchard Beach Campground, Old Orchard Beach, ME – 73 families
2018 Camp Hatteras RV Resort Campground, Outer Banks, Waves, NC – 60 families
2017 Nelson’s Family Campground, East Hampton, CT – 38 families
2016 Apple Island Resort, So. Hero, VT – 71 families
2015 Campark Resort, Niagara Falls, Canada – 25 families
2014 Fryeburg Fairgrounds, Fryeburg, ME – 46 families
2013 Mountain Pines RV Resort – Champion, PA – 37 families
2012 Adirondack Gateway RV Resort, Gansevoort, NY – 47 families
2011 Mystic Seaport Campground, Mystic, CT –
2010 Drummer Boy Campground, Gettysburg, PA –
2009 Association Island Campground, Watertown, NY –
2008 Camp Allouette, Montreal, Canada -
2007 Timothy Lake Campground, E. Stroudsburg, PA –
2006 Deer Run Campground, Schaghticoke, NY -
2005 Goose Hollow Campground, Thornton, NH –
2004 Cumberland Fairgrounds, Cumberland, ME –
2003 Pottery Campground, Williamsburg, VA – 101 families
2002 Camp Park Resort, Niagara Falls, Canada – 168 families
2001 Champlain Valley Exposition Grounds, Essex Junction, VT –
2000 Mic-Mac Campground, Cambridge Narrows, Canada –
1999 Spring Gulch Campground, New Holland, PA –
1998 Goose Hollow Campground, Campton, NH –
1997 Cherry Hill Park, College Park, MD –
1996 Peter’s Pond Campground, Sandwich, MA
1995 Mic-Mac Campground, Cambridge Narrows, Canada –
1994 Washington County Fairgrounds, Schylerville, NY –
1993 Washington County Fairgrounds, Richmond, RI –
1992 Skowhegan Fairgrounds, Skowhegan, ME –
1991 Hickory Hills Campground, Bath, NY –
1990 Fairhaven Campground, Williamsburg, VA –
1989 Gunstock Recreation Area, Gilford, NH –
1988 Birchwood Acres, Cootsville, PA –
1987 Darien Lake, Darien Lake, NY –
1986 Camp Allouette, Montreal, Canada – 262 families
1985 Buena Vista Camping World, Buena, NJ – 211 families
1984 Schroon River Campground, Warrensburg, NY – 209 families
1983 Shady Pines Campground, Savoy, MA – 94 families
1982 Running Bear Campground, Ascutney, VT – 130 families
1981 Strawberry Park, Preston, CT – 54 families
1980 Goose Hollow Campground, Campton, NH – 107 families
1979 Camp Allouette, Montreal, Canada – 107 families
1978 Parr Harbor Campground, Waterloo, NY – 225 families
1977 Paradise Park, Middleton, MA – 100 families
1976 Cumberland Fairgrounds, Cumberland, ME – 176 families
1975 Button Bay State Park, Vergennes, VT – 247 families
1974 Granite Hill Campground, Gettysburg, PA -