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CRC Rambler, Welcoming Denise and Caitlin
Hello Cedar Ridge Community, I hope 2020 is off to a great start. Camp is currently covered in a 2 foot blanket of snow as Cam (Feta), Martha (Marty) and I (Marblehead) are currently having a blast with all of our winter groups. Meanwhile, the camp office is working hard to process registrations, answer parent questions and enhance programming as
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Who Was Here 2019?
Who Was Here 2019? Every year we have the pleasure to host such a wide range of groups from school to weddings and religious retreats. This year we had 3,595 guests come through to experience fun-filling moments, growth and everlasting memories with us. We hosted a variety of groups with unique themes and goals for the group. These themes
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Why Cedar Ridge Was Created
How did I go from Bay Street to just north of Bancroft in the Madawaska Highlands? It wasn’t long after the turn of the millennium. The “Y2K” crisis – when many feared the world was going to end in a computer-jammed, freeze-up of society – had passed without incident. My partners and I had sold our equity/stock trading company to
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At Cedar Ridge Camp, we believe that as individuals participate in groups, they form close and lasting bonds. Hard work and play in a natural setting will encourage individuals to learn the values of teamwork and compromise, and the satisfaction of person achievement and skill development.

Cedar Ridge CampTuesday, January 28th, 2020 at 9:06pm

Did you know that the first canoe was built between 8200 and 7600 BC?

The word canoe comes from Kenu which means dugout as many of the first canoes were dugout of large trees. If you have the time on your way to camp, we recommend visiting the Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough http://www.canoemuseum.ca/