Residential Infrastructure
Large-group barracks, staff lodging, private accommodations, dining support, classrooms and meeting spaces allow multi-day programs to operate as a cohesive unit.
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A Campus Built to Host Serious Cadet Programs
Camp Liberty has decades of experience supporting structured youth leadership and military-style training. It is the dedicated home of Extreme Military Challenge! and is well suited for Cadet organizations, JROTC-style groups, Explorers and other uniformed youth programs seeking a residential training environment.
2016dedicated Camp Liberty campus established
~300campus beds
75 Acrespurpose-developed training campus
13–18core XMC youth age range
Why Cadet Organizations Choose Camp Liberty
Purpose-Built Training Areas
Obstacle course, fitness areas, land navigation, field training grounds, ziplines, Forward Operating Base, classrooms, tactical props and specialty training spaces support progressive training plans.
Leadership & Adventure
High-adventure and team-building activities can reinforce leadership, communication, confidence and responsible decision-making.
Experienced Cadet Leadership
Camp Liberty’s leadership brings long-term experience in Cadet organizations and military-style youth programs. Joseph M. Land, Sr. began as a Cadet at age 13, later served as a nationwide Cadet-program commander and chief of staff, and has decades of experience developing and operating leadership programs. Joseph M. Land, Jr. is a former Cadet and has more than two decades of experience developing and operating military-oriented youth training.
Camp Liberty can provide facilities and contracted support for a visiting Cadet program, while the visiting organization remains responsible for compliance with its own regulations, policies and chain of command. Camp Liberty is privately owned and is not a Department of Defense installation.
Training Support
- Barracks and group lodging
- Dining and meal service
- Command/operations support areas
- Multi-media classrooms
- Medical training spaces and camp medical-support infrastructure
- Obstacle course and fitness field
- Land navigation and field training
- Ziplines and team-building activities
- Forward Operating Base accommodations
- CQB shoot house for approved non-live-fire training
- Marksmanship simulator and separate approved live-fire range operations
- Meeting, ceremony and graduation spaces
Safety and organizational compliance: Each visiting organization must follow its own governing regulations and approval requirements. Facility use and activities are scheduled in advance based on age, supervision, staffing and safety requirements.