The campus, enjoying its seventy-seventh continuous year as a girls' camp, is spaciously built along a half nule of shoreline. The variety of noncompetitive camp activities includes archery, soccer, photography, ceramics, drama, horseback riding, and tennis. Among the studio arts offerings is weaving, an activity not often found in camps. Merrie-Woode's canoeing and kayaking program deserves additional mention. The entire waterfront program is enhanced by three beautifully maintained docks on the lake.
All facilities are excellent in form and function.
A lodge called Castle is large enough to house the entire Merrie-Woode population for camp meetings and evening programs. Equipped with a stage and curtain, it is also the site of theater productions. On a hill behind Castle is a new gym, equipped with a climbing wall. Across from the gym are three tennis courts. The camp strives for diversity in its population, both geographic and racial.