1. Skill Periods

Campers choose and focus on specific activities in order to learn and enjoy a new skill. Activities might include: canoeing, archery, swimming, sports, fishing, arts/crafts, nature, trailcrafts, kayak, windsurf, and more. Individual instruction designed to offer a learning experience and be fun at the same time.

2. All-camp activities

Group games, beach parties, cookouts, campfires, carnivals, dances, sing-a-longs, waterfront Olympics, and the list goes on. Plus, weekly special theme days filled with outrageously fun activities. Don’t miss days like Western Day, Neptune Day, Olympic Day, or this year’s 4th of July extravaganza that will kick off Session 4.

3. Sectional activities

Campers who live together choose activities to enjoy as a group. Here is the chance for small groups and their staff to have a great time together doing age appropriate activities.

4. Directed free time

All program areas are staffed and supervised for the campers to pick and choose as they please. They may want to spend the whole time at one activity or divide their time between several, it’s their choice. Horse rides, sailing, fishing, swimming, sports, crafts, archery, canoeing, boating, and much more… a time to enjoy and just have fun!

View the  typical resident camp daily shedule.