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About This Camp

Overview

Share unforgettable experiences as you explore two of our nation's most thrilling cities!

Immerse yourself in history and culture with Close Up's middle school student field trip to New York City and Washington, D.C.! During this seven-day/six-night program, students get a first-hand look at how business can shape politics, making lasting memories in two of the country's most exciting destinations.

Guided by our highly trained program instructors, Close Up students have the opportunity to:

  • Discuss the historical events that have shaped our nation through visits to D.C.'s must-see sites;
  • Engage with peers to debate pressing national issues in an interactive Mock Congress;
  • Walk the Brooklyn Bridge and take in breathtaking views on the field trip to New York City;
  • Explore Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, a universal symbol of freedom and democracy;
  • Visit iconic landmarks such as Strawberry Fields, Imagine Circle, and Belvedere Castle in Central Park;
  • Take in the view from the "Top of the Rock" located on the 70th floor of Rockefeller Center; and
  • See New York City sparkle by night before enjoying a Broadway show in Times Square!

Additional Information

_Participation in a Close Up program requires parent or guardian approval for any participant under 18 years of age._Learn how we keep all students safe, secure, and supervised on every program.

Liberty Belle's Immigration Nation: This game is great for students attending the New York program. They will begin to learn about the history of immigration in our country and prepare for discussions at the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.

Location

671 N Glebe Rd Suite 900, Arlington, VA 22203, USA

Walkscore: 96 Transitscore: 73 Bikescore: 87

Close Up Foundation

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671 N Glebe Rd Suite 900, Arlington, VA 22203, USA

DC & New York

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671 N Glebe Rd Suite 900, Arlington, VA 22203, USA

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