WEC Camps began as a holiday and opportunity for disciplining children who attended the regular “Warrior” clubs, back around 1950. We have been running these holidays for children from church backgrounds since that time. We are a non-profit-making organisation, whose leaders give their time voluntarily and who contribute to the overall cost of the activities.

There are many old dinosaurs who have been coming to camps since the beginnings and if you come to camp you may be fortunate enough to meet one of  these relics from a distant age in their natural environment.

One of these, Tykenosaurus Sale, is currently writing a history of WEC Camps, and when that is done we’ll edit it down to an enjoyable look at beginning of the greatest holidays for kids known to man.

Camp goes to a different part of the country each year and for those who would like to know where and when, here is the list from the first camps to present day.

Year	Warrior Camp	Teen Camp
2011 2010	Beer, Devon Beer, Devon	Charmouth, Dorset Charmouth, Dorset
2009	East Runton, Cromer, Norfolk	East Runton, Cromer, Norfolk
2008	Three Cliffs Bay, Penmaen, Gower	Caswell Bay, The Gower
2007	Beer, Devon	Charmouth, Dorset
2006	East Runton, Norfolk	East Runton, Norfolk
2005	Three Cliffs Bay, Penmaen, Gower	Caswell Bay, The Gower
2004	Beer, Devon	Charmouth, Dorset
2003	East Runton, Norfolk	East Runton, Norfolk
2002	Beer, Devon	Charmouth, Dorset
2001	East Runton, Norfolk	East Runton, Norfolk
2000	Benlech, Anglesey	Llygwi Bay, Anglesey
1999	Beer, Devon	Charmouth, Dorset

1998	Brook, Isle of Wight	Aldingbourne, Chichester
1997	Benlech, Anglesey	Llygwi Bay, Anglesey
1996	Beer, Devon	Charmouth, Dorset
1995	Mersea, Essex	East Runton
1994	Brook, Isle of Wight	Ballingham, Ross on Wye
1993	Criccieth, N Wales	Llygwi Bay, Anglesey
1992	Sheringham, Norfolk	East Runton, Norfolk
1991	Beer, Devon	Charmouth, Dorset
1990	Moelfre, North Wales	Llygwi Bay, Anglesey
1989	Brook, Isle of Wight	Aldingbourne, Chichester

1988	Pembrey Country Park	Pembrey Country Park
1987	Robin Hoods Bay, Yorkshire	Scarborough
1986	Westward Ho, Devon	Charmouth
1985	Mundesley, Norfolk	Littleport, Cambridgeshire
1984	Penmaen, Gower	Monmouth
1983	Charmouth, Dorset	Radcot, Oxfordshire
1982	Moelfre, North Wales	Charmouth
1981	Dunwich, Suffolk	Littleport, Cambridgeshire
1980	Brook, Isle of Wight	Keswick
1979	Morfa Nefyn, North Wales	Lligwy Bay
1978	Charmouth, Dorset	Ballingham, Ross on Wye

1977	Horton, The Gower	Darley Dale, Yorkshire
1976	Herne Bay, Kent	Criccieth
1975	Brook, Isle of Wight	Keswick
1974	Cemaes Bay Anglesey	Woolacombe, Devon
1972	Charmouth, Dorset	Tal y bont, Barmouth
1973	Herne Bay, Kent	Tal y bont, Barmouth
1971	The Gower, Wales	Exmouth
1970	Bembridge, Isle of Wight	Wigton, Cumbria

1969	Cemaes Bay, Anglesey
1968	Charmouth, Dorset
1967	Oxwich Bay, Gower
1966	Pooley Bridge, Ullswater
1965	Amlych Anglesey
1964	Sheringham, Norfork
1963	Charmouth, Dorset
1962	Tywyn Cardigan Bay
1961	Sheringham, Norfolk
1960	Watcombe, Torquay
1959	Watcombe, Torquay
1958	Penmaen Mawr
1957	Woolacombe
1956	Danes Dyke Flamborough Head
1955	Danes Dyke Flamborough Head
1954	Conway
1953	Poole
1952	Bala (First Tented Camp)
1951	Clawd Newydd (hutted camp)
1950	Meigle Trossachs (hutted camps)
1949	Aberfoyle Trossachs (hutted camps)
1948	Aberfoyle Trossachs (hutted camps)

If you could help us complete our history: please e-mail us, especially Teen Camp people.