It also provides access to the water during the summer for guests. The kitchen's food was ranked number 1 in the 2000 edition of the Princeton Review's The Best 331 Colleges. The Turrets, with its gallery mirrored morning room, and Great Hall is home to classrooms and administrative offices including the Summer Program Office. Family Nature Camp participants will be housed in the college's student housing complex containing seven suites in two wings, Blair and Tyson. None of the college rooms are air-conditioned, but all bedrooms have windows with screens.
Some former families suggest packing a fan for use in the rooms on occasional humid nights.
But generally summer nights are comfortable. Each suite has at least 2 floors, containing six bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a common room and kitchenette with full-size appliances. All bathrooms are co-ed and are shared by up to three families. Housekeepers clean the bathrooms and common areas daily, but participants are responsible for their individual rooms during the program. Approximately six families share each suite.