Main Camp
Sertoma 4-H Center covers nearly 900 acres in the beautifully forested Sauratown Mountains of North Carolina. Located off Moore’s Springs Road in Stokes County, about 25 miles north-northeast of Winston-Salem, it is centrally located and an easy car ride from most anywhere in the state. Despite its proximity to some of North Carolina's major urban areas, it retains a quiet relaxed atmosphere that makes it seem worlds away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Cheshire
Hall (the Old Hotel)
Cheshire Hall which was built around 1890 has three floors. On the first floor is the Lobby, Cafeteria, Conference Room, Administrative offices and bathrooms. The first floor has heat and air with the second floor having just heat. The second floor has rooms with twin beds in them. Some rooms have bunk beds and others just have one. The third floor has rooms with queen beds. Usually two beds per room. Linens are not provided for rentals. There are a few window units in the rooms that face the woods on the 3rd floor, the rest have fans. The 2nd and 3rd floor have male and female hall bathrooms. Each bathroom has 3 shower stalls and 3 toilets. The first floor of the hotel is handicap accessible. The Cafeteria or Dining Hall is located in Cheshire Hall or the Old Hotel. There is a handicap accessible ramp that leads to the room. In addition, it is newly renovated. The cafeteria can seat up to 75 people comfortably at one time using 8x10 wooden rectangular tables.
Conference Room
The Conference Room is a great place to have your next board meeting. Ten chairs surround a large wooden table that overlooks the rocking chairs on the porch. The conference room affectionately known as the pretty room from when Sertoma was an Episcopal church camp is the perfect place to have a board or staff meeting. A large display case hold historical camp photos and items and on the opposite side of the room are two folding table ready for you to plug your walky talkies in or portable copy machine. Maximum Capacity 21The Chapel
The
Chapel was built when Vade Mecum was an Episcopal Church camp. The
Bank of Granite paid for the renovations in 2002. A new roof, central
heat and air and a new floor was put in. In addition there is a small
wall mounted cabinet where the cross can either be seen or hidden away
for more non-secular functions. There is no bathroom facilities in the
Chapel. Sertoma can provide a portable screen and LCD projector at this
location for your meeting needs. It is also the camps designated tornado
shelter. Need building dimenstions? Visit the chapel
page.
The Gym
The
Gym also known as the Recreation Hall has been the site for many
wedding receptions, dances and summer camp campfire meetings. It features
a covered flagstone patio with many picnic tables and rocking chairs.
There are two basketball goals inside and both flourescent gym type lights
and flood lights. It ihas one of the largest wooden floors in Stokes County
(this is one of the reasons we are so popular with the contra dance groups).
Local historians suspect that the gym was built overtop of the original
Vade Mecum Springs hotels. The Recreation Hall or Gym as we call it at
Sertoma was built around the 1940's and has a beautiful rustic exterior.
Locals call it the barn. Need building dimenstions? Visit the gym
page.
The
Classrooms
Located near the entrance to Sertoma are the two classrooms. In the 1990's the classrooms were known as the arts and crafts shed, the OLS or outdoor lving skills shed. In 2008 5th 3rd bank sponsored the renovations of the old maintanence shed and it was named in their honor.
Camp
Store 