Some of the activities included are water safety, ropes challenge, lifeguard training, survival skills training and emergency response. Campers sign up for one to four weeks. This camp is for boys and girls ages 9-14. About 165 campers from 10 countries create this community-oriented international summer camp. Campers choose their own-activity program from offerings such as French cooking, African dance and Jamaican drumming.
Campers stay in dormitories, cabins and tents.
For girls riders, beginning to advanced, ages 9-16. The camp offers horse management, art, a hunting course, swimming, shows and overnight rides. One horse per camper. There's an open house on June 18. Programs range from skill training to extended expeditions.