The day includes all-camp activities, art projects, games in the playing field, swimming in the pool, and exploring in the creek. Other activities include cooperative games, exploring in the woods, singing and working together, performances, time to play musical instruments, sailboats, fire circle, and tons of other cool things like batik, volleyball, puppet making, star gazing, candle making, and tubing on the creek. Rooted in nature and celebrating our connections to the earth and to one another, we nurture the divine within and around us. We experience community through fun and through working together. Everyone at camp begins the day in worship at the fire circle.
All camps provide a base camp site.
Shiloh and Catoctin offer in-camp and trip experiences. Younger campers will be away from camp for shorter periods of time with less demanding activities than older campers. Trips may take them to various sections of Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Spiritual development is nurtured through daily silent worship at the fire circle, regularly scheduled campfires, and in less formal ways by example and through continuous sharing of love. Work projects and chores also play an important part in our community's life.