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Frosh Camp 2013
Session I: June 17 - June 20
Session II: July 15 - July 18
Session III: August 5 - August 8

"Frosh Camp is the ultimate
experience for ALL
incoming freshmen!"



"Frosh Camp really
gave me a great
opportunity to
meet student
leaders and to know
how to get involved."

"Frosh Camp is a must!
I wouldn't trade
the experience for
the world, and I
would recommend it
to anyone!"



"I learned about
student discounts,
places to go around
the U of M, where
traffic is bad, where
to park, and a whole
lot more!"


Directions

Directions To Frosh Camp @ Camp NaCoMe

Please eat lunch before you come! Remember that cell phones will NOT work while at Camp NaCoMe; however, if an emergency arises and your family needs to contact you, please have them call (931) 729-9723.

Students who live near The University of Memphis are expected and encouraged to ride the bus from campus to Frosh Camp.  Why waste the gas when you can get a ride? Plus, it will give you a chance to meet some people before camp officially begins!

Note: If you get lost or need assistance, call (931) 729-9723 and ask for the camp director.

Directions if you are not riding the bus

From West Tennessee to Camp NaCoMe

  • Take I-40 East to Exit 143.
  • Turn right after exiting and follow Highway 13 to the Hwy. 412 stop sign (approximately 20 to 25 miles). This is a four (4) waystop.
  • Turn left and take Hwy. 412 West for approximately 3 miles to Hwy. 100 (Hwy. 412 will split away from Hwy. 100, keep going straight on Hwy. 100).
  • NaCoMe Conference Center will be approximately 18 miles from where the two highways split apart.
  • Watch for a small sign that says NaCoMe Conference Center 1/10 of a mile. It's hard to see so keep an eye out. Turn left at the next road. There will be a large sign that says " NaCoMe Conference Center " on your right.The road to NaCoMe is across the road from the sign.
  • Continue on NaCoMe Road until you see the camp on your right.It will be approximately two (2) miles down NaCoMe Road.
  • If you get to Centerville you have gone too far.
  • NaCoMe Conference Center is between Pleasantville and Centerville.

From Middle Tennessee to Camp NaCoMe

  • Take I-40 to Exit 172 (Dickson).
  • Take Hwy. 46 South to Hwy. 100.
  • Turn right onto Hwy. 100.
  • Take Hwy. 100 West through Centerville.
  • The turn for Camp NaCoMe will be approximately 11.5 miles past Centerville.
  • Turn right at the Camp NaCoMe sign. It is hard to see so keep an eye out.
  • Follow this road a few miles to Camp NaCoMe.

Directions if you are riding the bus

(BUS TRIP From Central Parking Lot) Session I
June 17 - June 20
Session II
July 15 - July 18
Session III
August 5 - August 8
Check-In 11:00 am on 06/17/2013 11:00 am on 07/15/2013 11:00 am on 08/5/2013
Departure 11:30 am on 06/17/2013 11:30 am on 07/15/2013 11:30 am on 08/5/2013
Return Between 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm on 06/20/2013 Between 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm on 07/18/2013 Between 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm on 08/8/2013

Directions From West Tennessee to Central Parking Lot

  • Take I-40 to I-240 South (towards Jackson, Mississippi).
  • Take the Getwell Road Exit, North.
  • Go North on Getwell until it dead-ends into Park.
  • Turn right onto Park.
  • Turn left onto Goodlett.
  • Go over the railroad tracks.
  • Turn left onto Central Avenue.
  • Turn right onto the Central Parking Lot (across from the huge Ramesses II statue).
  • The buses will be on the Central parking Lot.

Directions From Middle Tennessee to Central Parking Lot

  • Take I-40 West until it turns into Sam Cooper Boulevard (through traffic).
  • Take Sam Cooper Blvd. To the Highland Street exit.
  • Turn left onto Highland.
  • Go South on Highland to Central Avenue (approximately 4 stop lights).
  • Turn left onto Central Avenue.
  • Go through the next two intersections (Central / Patterson and Central / Innovation Drive).
  • Turn left onto the Central Parking Lot (across from the huge Ramesses II statue).
  • The buses will be on the Central Parking Lot.

 

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