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Opequon History (1065 words) |
 | During these years the camp was operated on a flood plain on the Pidgeon Farm near Clearbrook, VA. The site was referred to as Opequon-on-the-Flood-Plain or "down the hill." This might be confusing because we now operate another camp (called Opequon) "up the hill" from the site pictured here. |
| The summer camp that would become Opequon (and subsequently Shiloh) was first held in the summer of 1977 at the Glaydin School near Lucketts, Virginia, and directed by John Sexton. |
| Campers and staff at Opequon attended Meeting for Worship at Hopewell Centre Meeting near Clearbrook, VA. Folks at the new Opequon continue this tradition and add a lot to life of the Meeting. |
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