Your child's safety and well-being will always be our greatest concern. Small groups live, work, and play together in a community that values teamwork, diversity, positive attitudes, and having fun. Caring adults serve as role models, providing opportunities to be imaginative and creative. Campers are placed in groups with people of the same age who share similar interests, needs, and skill levels. Staff members provide activities that are safe, exciting, and appropriate for the age group.
Campers discover new experiences, new friends, and new ideas.
Traditional camp activities include crafts, nature walks, creative arts, canoeing, an overnight camp-out, and swimming. In addition, these campers make homemade play-doh sculptures, visit Frog Pond, create their own body collages, and attend a conflict resolution puppet show. Campers in Pioneers are also introduced to fun team-building games, make their own personal collages, participate in interactive diversity activities, and create their own giant bubbles. Campers also have the opportunity to go caving, participate in a nature hike full of acclimation activities, and challenge themselves during fun conflict resolution programs. A primitive setting fosters a sense of community with the outdoors.