With its location on the lake, campers can stay wet with a full array of watersports, including swimming, water skiing, canoeing and sailing. Like many other camps in the region, Regis works with each camper to build individual confidence, skills and sense of individuality, while recognizing the fact that camp is also about the community. A few daily chores are thrown into the day s mix of fun to build a team sense. On Lake Chateaugay, not far from the Canadian border, Camp Chateaugay attempts to build lasting relationships with its campers. The camp offers a full slate of traditional activities plus some special ones, such as martial arts and drama, so campers can select many of their weekly activities.
Counselors fill out the schedule to ensure a complete experience.
The approach gives campers the opportunity to actively explore specific interests while building confidence and skills in a particular area. Chateaugay programs encourage participation on an individual basis as well as in a competition-free group setting. Westport 962-4720 Camp Dudley, established in 1885, is the oldest summer camp in the United States. Its location on Lake Champlain makes water activities a logical focus of daily camp life. Strong arts, crafts and drama programs round out the day.