Help improve Camp Le Manoir’s facilities
and play an active part in the children’s camp life
Volunteer project details
This project gives volunteers a chance to work with their hands by showing them how to do general maintenance work on the grounds and buildings of Camp Le Manoir. Since it is a summer camp as well as a day camp, it tends to be quite busy during summertime. So, it is more than essential to do some maintenance work to ensure the safety of visitors at the end of the season. Also, constant innovations allow the organization to provide better service every time.
Planned tasks
Do maintenance work on trails | Paint certain buildings or camp furniture | Do minor maintenance work | Prepare the site for new hebertism modules | Do general groundskeeping (mowing the lawn, cutting branches, etc.) | Design new hebertism modules | Develop new sites on the camp
Physical work anticipated
Host partner
Camp Le Manoir in Les Éboulements offers a safe environment for youth to discover the great outdoors, fun sports activities, the wonders of nature and the seigneurial period. With such an important heritage, this enchanting site offers an idyllic setting for any activity. We can hear the singing, laughter and cheers from hundreds of children and teenagers at Camp Le Manoir echo throughout the summer.
Volunteer project characteristics
The group of volunteers will sleep in cabin rooms or dorms. Access to the Internet is limited. As for food, they will eat in the cafeteria during the week and prepared meals during the weekend.
Activities and attractions
Archery and rifle shooting | Workout room | Swimming pool | Rock climbing | Hebertism | Sports field | Fishing opportunity | Family Fest | Etc.
Area
Les Éboulements, one of Charlevoix’s emblematic villages, is located between Baie-Saint-Paul and La Malbaie. It is said that an asteroid’s impact more than 350 million years ago formed Les Éboulements’s peaks, hence its particular geography. Simply put, this region’s landscapes are breathtaking.
Cities nearby : Baie St-Paul – 16 KM | Québec – 115 KM