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"Campbell's is like a second home to us," said Brent Abraham, whose father and mother, Charlie and Olivette, first found Campbell's in 1951. Brent met his future wife, Kristin, at Campbell's, and they, too, keep returning with their own children, to enjoy the extended family and fun.
And to make these celebrations even more extraordinary, the resort, a fourth generation family business, is celebrating its 100th anniversary on July 1.
"The opportunity to get acquainted with such nice people is one of the most enjoyable aspects of the hospitality business," said Art Campbell, general manager. Art understands the importance of family continuity. His great grandfather built the original Chelan Hotel in 1901. On July 1, the Campbell family, now in its fifth generation, is hosting a community event to celebrate the resort's 100th anniversary. Now that's a family tradition!
What to Look for in Creating a Family Vacation Tradition:
- A family atmosphere in a community that celebrates the vitality and vivaciousness of families on vacation.
- A variety of activities. You will need something for every stage of the life cycle. Toddler pools, classes for pre-school and elementary school-age kids. On-site and off-site parks, both natural and man-made, with rides and amusements, as well as natural environments for spotting wildlife. Safe, and wholesome social gathering places for teens and young adults are a must!
