Camp Arrowhead

I attended Arrowhead in 1973 at the age of 13. I spent most of my life in pursuit of adventure that I can credit to the confidence that I gained while there. I remember climbing Table Rock, The Camels and Northface, canoeing down the French Broad, the Slick Rock water slide, Egypt and of course "YEAH POTHOLE!" The time there had a lasting positive impact on my life. I still remember a guy named Tad Wheeler, and John (W) Nicholson who was in my bunk above me. I looked John up on Facebook and it turns out he is Army 4 Star General John W Nicholson the commander of the US forces in Afganistan after General John Cambell. A real American Hero. There was also a guy named Brother that had long hair and was quite a personality. I think it was a fellow named Jim that lead us on all kind of adventures. It's been 46 years ago that I was there and although the names have faded the experience has lasted a lifetime. YEAH POTHOLE!!!!!

My boys went and till this day speak of it. They love that they had to work to have fun. The love of the people there.

Best times of my life! Will never forget the memories created

Camp Arrowhead was a huge part of my life. Went my first summer when I was 8 and kept coming back until I was 17 and a counselor. Would love to RE-connect with those there from 1962 to 1972. Just completed 43 years of serving in United Methodist Ministry.

My first year was 1969. I was in 5th grade. I met Mark Brown that summer. We have remained friends since that time. We just celebrated our 60th birthday together over the Easter weekend. Like long friends indeed.