I cheated and googled this one. It's an interesting one though. The main answer is in the first quotation marked paragraph - just below. "Originally called Shangri-La, the retreat nestled in the Catoctin Mountains of Maryland was rechristened Camp David in 1953 by Dwight Eisenhower in honor of his grandson." "The "submarginal" land was purchased by the U.S. government in 1936 and was earmarked to demonstrate how "rough terrain and eroded soil could be turned into productive land again." It served as home to several different camps before it was claimed as a presidential retreat for FDR in 1942." "The original camp cost $18,650 to build and was rather rustic, consisting of 20 cabins lacking in indoor plumbing and hot water. Initially, the location of the camp was a closely guarded secret. This lasted until September 16, 1945, when The Baltimore Sun ran a story on the retreat, accompanied by aerial photographs." "Following Roosevelt's death, the land was retained by the federal government as an historic shrine and became a part of the National Park Service of the Department of the Interior." "Although Camp David is referred to as a getaway for our commander in chief, it's served as the location for many historic and consequential meetings, such as the Camp David Accords. It was also the setting for the planning of the invasion of Normandy and discussions of the Bay of Pigs and Vietnam." "For more information, read this wonderfully detailed history of the camp, which includes anecdotes about the camp and its inhabitants ranging from Roosevelt's encounter with a shotgun-wielding local to George H. Bush banning ties from camp grounds. Or, if you're up for an adventure, put on your hiking boots and enjoy this online tour." All information in quotations is take from http://ask.yahoo.com/20010612.html

It was named after the Grandson of Dwight D Eisenhower

Wikipedia: The Naval Support Facility Thurmont, popularly known as Camp David, is the rustic 125-acre (0.5 km²) mountain retreat of the President of the United States. Camp David is part of the Catoctin Mountain Park recreational area in Frederick County, Maryland, 60 miles north of Washington, D.C. It was founded by President Franklin D. Roosevelt as Shangri-La and later renamed Camp David after Dwight Eisenhower's grandson, David Eisenhower.

im going to take a shot in the dark and say: David, and he probly did something worth mentioning, i mean he does have a camp named after him

some gay guy called David, heard he was really camp.

After D.D. Eisenhower's grandson!

Elton John's boyfriend David Furniss.