Canyon Camp, near Hinton, Oklahoma, is home to the Electric Cooperatives of Oklahoma Youth Power Energy Camp. Local cooperatives select outstanding eighth-grade students from their service areas to participate in the camp where they’ll experience firsthand the exciting world of rural electricity. Students get to watch safety demonstrations, climb a power line pole and watch a co-op crew at work. Plus, Canyon Camp offers volleyball tournaments, swimming, hiking and roasting marshmallows over an evening campfire.

While attending Energy Camp, students get the opportunity to sharpen their leadership skills by working with newfound friends from every corner of the state. Youth Power Energy Camp is not only designed to help campers develop their leadership skills, but also to have summertime fun while learning about one of rural America’s most important industries – electrification. Best of all, campers will make lifelong friendships!

Jesi Coats and Cloie McCalip were Northfork Electric’s 2019 Energy Camp representatives. Coats, a member of the Binger community for the week said, “My favorite thing about Energy Camp was making new friends.” McCalip, the Guymon Board president said, “I liked the dance party and climbing the electric pole the best.”

The 2024 session of Energy Camp is May 28-31.

Two winners will be selected to represent NFEC at camp.

Application and details below.

Walker Butler from Reydon and Alexander Misener from Canute were selected to represent Northfork at the 2023 session of Energy Camp.

 

Click here for an application for Youth Power Energy Camp.

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