For 30 years, Camp Boggy Creek has been a place of joy, healing, and transformation — touching the lives of over 100,000 children and families living with serious illnesses. It’s a place where children are free to laugh, explore, and discover just how strong they really are.

Among the one of the most powerful experiences at Camp was the climbing tower — not just a structure, but a symbol of resilience, courage, and personal triumph. Campers were encouraged to take on the climb, a challenge by choice. With each step, they pushed past fear, built confidence, and left knowing that anything is possible, no matter their diagnosis.

What made this tower truly special was its accessibility. For those who couldn’t climb on their own, a specially designed cabin lift offered the same thrill and sense of achievement. Every camper, regardless of physical ability, could reach new heights. No one was left behind!

Now, we’re rebuilding that legacy through The Tower Project — a renewed structure that will once again rise above Camp as a beacon of hope, inclusion, and strength.