Boys and girls alike enjoy bringing their masterpieces home at the end of the summer. The children learn outdoor cooking, path finding skills, and how to provide themselves with shelter and fire in the outdoors. Drama A stage at one end of the Kiva, with a great trunk full of costumes and an upright piano, allow children to express themselves in drama and music. The lake is home to numerous bluegill, largemouth bass as big as 11 pounds, channel catfish, and rainbow and brown trout. The children love to catch a fat fish and have it served for dinner that night at their table.
Several canoes allow exploration of the lake's island and coves.
For the younger children, there is the chance to pet and care for small animals such as kittens, goats, lambs, rabbits, chickens, piglets, and ducks. Numerous other activities are offered according to the interests and abilities of each year's staff, such as sign language, model rocketry, or aerobics.