The phrase "age camp" is not correct and does not appear to be a standard expression in written English.
Without context, it is unclear when or how it could be used appropriately.
Example: "The age camp was designed to help young people understand the challenges of growing older."
Alternatives: "youth camp" or "age group camp".
Traces of a Bronze Age camp have been found in the area.
As for Les Arcs, with redwood-covered apartment blocks and hotels blending into an evergreen forest, it looks more like an overgrown New Age camp in Big Sur than an Alpine town.
Mr. Andersen and his wife, the writer Anne Kreamer, were on the phone recently to evoke its gestalt, which Ms. Kreamer likened to a Gilded Age camp in the Adirondacks or an artists' colony like MacDowell.
Whether it is a camp that pays it's staff members or not, a boys camp, or a girls camp, a toddlers' camp, a school-age camp, or a teenagers camp.
In addition, as many owners think about updating their aging camps, they inevitably begin to consider ways to get more bang for their buck, Ms. Smith of the camp association said.
Jamboree participants were divided into 7 camps according to age: 3 camps each for participants 11 14 and 15 17 years of age and 1 camp for staff >18 years of age.
The weather was perfect for a New Age boot camp — hot and dry — and, after breathing exercises in a circle, the troupe filed down to the banks of an icy kill that runs through the property, where everyone, including Abramović, stripped for a communal swim.
Meanwhile, back at the "how to age gracefully" camp -- doctors, pharmaceutical companies, journalists and those aiming to make a buck off smart women's insecurities are marching into wrinkleless territory with vigorous assault weapons.
Spear damage on a horse shoulder bone discovered at Eartham Pit, Boxgrove (about 50 mile from the heart of the modern New Forest), dated 500,000 BC, demonstrates that early humans were hunting horses in the area at that time, and the remains of a large Ice Age hunting camp have been found close to Ringwood (on the western border of the modern New Forest).
Increasing age, recruit camp, and smokers were demographic risk factors for FRI.
He still has clear memories of reporting to Twickenham as a Kiwi-reared teenager for an age-group camp carrying a backpack and wearing flip-flops.
