But twice a year Oswego County residents ages 50 and over spend one or two days at the camp participating in crafts, hikes, sing-alongs, campfires, and a variety of workshops. The senior camping program at Camp Hollis is in its tenth year.
People can choose the amount of time they are comfortable with.
Our programs range from very active to lecture-style presentations, and are appropriate for active seniors as well as those who can t walk long distances or stand for long periods of time. Oswego County Parks and Recreation, a division of the Oswego City-County Youth Bureau, sponsors the program, along with RSVP and Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County. This event can truly grow in one s heart. There is much laughter and learning, many good friendships, both old and new, and a lot to experience that is joyful. Workshops are designed to provide campers with opportunities to enjoy the camp.