Central Virginia Burn Camp

Central Virginia Burn Camp
Located at Camp Holiday Trails in Charlottesville, Virginia

Camp mailing address:
1960 Candlewyck Drive
Charlottesville, VA 22901
(434)263-6566 * fax (434)-975-0080
cvbc1999@yahoo.com

Camp is held at;
Camp Holiday Trails
400 Holiday Trails Lane
Charlottesville, VA

"Brochure"

See You in 2010
Counselor Orientation TBA

Directions to the Camp.

2008 Camp Photos

2006 Camp Photos
2005 Camp Photo's
2004 Camp Photo's
2003 Camp photo's
2003 Winter Camp Photo's
2002 Camp Photo's
2001 Camp Photo's

CVBC Goes YouTube!
SEE PROMOTION VIDEO & 2007 PICTURES

Hello Campers and Families, Please join us for Central Virginia Burn Camp 2008!
Camp this summer is from June 15^th-June 21^th.
(Counselor orientation to begin on Saturday June 14^th)
Counselor Information / Counselor Application

Please join us for Central Virginia Burn Camp 2009!
click here for the upcoming camp events.....

Directors and contact information
The Burn Camp Buzz 2008

2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2002, 2001, 2000

Burn Camp Song

The Central Virginia Burn Camp was established in March of 1994 by the Charlottesville Professional Firefighters Association, providing a fun, safe, and exciting summer camp for young burn survivors. The Camp now begins it's 16th year, since it's inception firefighters from across the Commonwealth and numerous organizations have assisted in making the Central Virginia Burn Camp a success.

This residential camp is designed to meet the social, physical, and psychological needs of young burn victims. It also allows Firefighters the opportunity to share experiences with these unique children, most of whom, much like a Firefighter, posses a first hand understanding of fire and its devastating effects .

The camp is free to children between the ages of 7 & 17, and is staffed by Nurses, Firefighters, Physical and occupational therapists, and other interested volunteers. Our main focus is to meet the special needs of the young burn survivor, and to provide an environment which stimulates his/her curiosity, leading to the exploration of issues with other burned children.

Activities at the camp include a challenging ropes course, by far the biggest hit of the week. An obstacle course in air, the rope activity includes swinging platforms, climbing, and other challenges. Other activities include: