Three times a day, a conch is blown to summon the camp to breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Our dining hall can accommodate the entire camp, though often many campers and staff are away on trips. Important announcements are made during meals, including trip sign up announcements, special activities and staff assignments, and of course birthdays. Following each activity period is a general swim, during which boys may swim in our cove provided they have a partner. There is also a rest hour every day after lunch, during which campers may relax in their tent or visit the camp library to read, write letters, play games, or look at old photo albums.
Free time is available several times a day.
Boys can simply hang out with their friends, get extra instruction from a counselor on learning a particular skill, or just fit in a little extra fishing. There is a nurse on staff to take care of the occasional minor injury, and there is always a launch on the island ready to come into action at a moment's notice. Honk Hall is a popular hangout in the late afternoons, just before dinner. After dinner, Boats Out is called. Boys with proper rankings in waterfront activities may take out a boat during this time, but only within a limited area in clear sight of several assigned staff members.