Whether it is on our trails through the woods, or on the circuit track, campers have the opportunity to race against each other. Helmets are required of all riders. Formal safety and bike maintenance lessons are built into the instruction periods. Campers may choose to travel to a local riding stable for daily instruction or trail rides, usually 2 to 3 times per week. Riding usually takes place during the morning instruction periods and is available for an additional fee.
Campers also compete in team games such as kickball, soccer, and softball throughout the summer.
You can even try to find your cabin counselor in the annual counselor hunt. There is always something at camp to keep you busy. Weekly overnight trips take the campers out into the wilderness of the Litchfield Hills. Campers set up camp at local private camping sites, normally near a river or lake, and get back in touch with nature. Enjoy an evening sleeping under the stars, roasting marshmallows over a fire and telling ghost stories.