They make also have the opportunity to cook and eat some of their harvest. The environmental activities include learning the importance of recycling and composting through active recycling of cans, plastics, glass, and cardboard at Camp's recycling center. Riflery and Archery provide opportunities to learn skills that enhance coordination as well as encourage personal achievement. Instructors in both areas stress safety. Awards are presented in accordance with the National Rifle Association and the American Archery Association.
Horsemanship is among the most popular activities at camp.
Marymount has a stable of fifteen or more riding horses. In horsemanship, campers are taught safety, riding skills, as well as how to saddle and care for the horses. Wagon ride is another camper favorite. The horsemanship instructors take wagon load of campers on morning rides through many of the legendary trails at camp. While camp athletic activities may enhance a camper's physical ability, the primary objectives are building confidence, self-esteem and teaching the values of teamwork and sportsmanship.