Formal instruction is provided with children grouped according to skills, and special attention is given to those who need it. Other activities include horseback overnights, mountain games and trail rides. There is no charge for riding. Guitar lessons are offered as part of the ongoing program. There are 96 acres of woodland and brooks to explore, not to mention rocks, plants, birds, frogs, insects and other friends who have been untouched by modern technology.
Great emphasis is placed on understanding the ecological balance of nature.
Campers make jams and bake pies from fruits picked in the area. During the summer, parents and the local community are invited to the annual Good Neighbor Day event which features exhibits, performances and activities in which guests are invited to participate. Tennis lessons are also available. Instruction is required when a camper has not reached basic survival level. There are two free swims each day.