Who is ready for the summer sessions at ASCCA? If it is a campers first time coming to Camp ASCCA, or their 100th it’s good to know what to pack. I like to find clothes that matches the theme that will be going on during my session. I also label my clothing, athletic shorts and […]
The secret is out! I’m transferring to Auburn University! I’ve actually known about this for months now, but I decided to keep it a secret. Going to Auburn had always been a goal of mine since I was in the 5th or 6th grade. I knew eventually I could reach that goal even though the ride to […]
Summer camps are just around the corner! I have already started to pack. Have you? CampASCCA provides many of the basics you will need, such as a pillow and sheets with fun prints you getto pick out. Their website also has a list of necessities you don’t want to forget to pack and a few […]
At the beginning of this week we had members from the Roebuck Elks Lodge come out to Camp ASCCA to help assemble eight accessible picnic tables. These tables will be used for Camp ASCCA’s new “Patio” area right on Lake Martin. Many Elks members and Elks Lodges, as well as individuals donated money to purchase […]
Last week we had some 5th graders come to Camp ASCCA for St. James Environmental Science Camp! They arrived at Camp on Wednesday and went straight to their cabins to get settled and then we had a quick orientation to get everyone acquainted with Camp ASCCA and the rules. The students were spilt into five groups […]
This past weekend we held our annual Rookie Weekend. This weekend is all about first time campers getting to experience Camp ASCCA. They get to see what Camp is all about and everything that we have to offer. Campers and parents are paired with an experienced counselor or program staff member to help with assistance […]
Since graduating high school a few years ago, I have tried different hobbies to explore my interests and continue learning. Like others with unique traits, I have limited options. Of the hobbies I’ve enjoyed the most, such as horseback riding, creating art, and learning sign language, I have foundthat reading brings me the most personal […]
April is Autism Awareness Month! We wear something blue on April 2nd. Here’s what you need to know about Autism. Some or all of the following characteristics may be observed: communication problems, difficulty relating to people, objects and events, unusual play with toys and other objects, difficulty with changes in routine or familiar surroundings and […]
We are sad to announce that Richard Bollinger, our beloved friend, has passed. Richard was Camp ASCCA’s Board Chair for 2008-2009 and he provided tremendous leadership and generosity for ASCCA. He volunteered personally as well through his Rotary District. We are saddened by his passing and think of him, his wife Cheryl, and their family […]
On March 17th John and Dana were invited to the Sylacauga Civitan Club for one of their lunch meetings. While John and Dana were there they were able to give and update about COVID-19 and what that has meant as far as operation for Camp ASCCA, they also shared our plans for this upcoming summer. […]
