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Explore our Activities
TENNIS & Pickleball
Engaging lessons and drills are played on our clay courts with professional instructors
SWIMMING
Swim lessons and free swim in a four-lane, 25-yard, heated outdoor pool.
Pool volleyball anyone?
ARTS & CRAFTS
Camp is not camp without arts and crafts!
Tie dye, slime, friendship bracelets and camp pillows are popular.
GAGA
Gaga ball is a variation of dodgeball played in an octagon gaga pit. Campers can enjoy Gaga ball indoors, on rainy days, and outside when the suns out.
SPORTS
Have fun playing traditonal camp games and sports in our many open fields.
Occasionally, campers will go offsite to enjoy the batting cages, go-karts, and indoor archery.
KAYAKING
Paddle alongside camp friends on flat water after learning the basics off-site.
YOGA
Campers of all ages get to relax and ground themselves with our certified yoga instructor.
ARBORETUM
Our campers ages 6-8 take offsite field trips to meet our local tree experts at the Mountaintop Arboretum in nearby Tannersville.
THEME DAYS
Wear your best western outfit on Western Day and wear everything backwards on Backwards Day. We have theme days every week!
COOKING
Chefs, counselors, and campers alike share recipes of savory dishes to be made and shared.
OVERNIGHT CAMPING
Camping with friends on or off-site, enjoying cooking out, making camp fire memories, Smore's and more!
FLAG
Morning and afternoon flag ceremonies keep the camp traditions alive as we highlight camper achievements, recognize greatness, sing those all-famous camp songs and begin and end each day with the rising and lowering of the American flag.
BOAT RACES
Teams plan and build seaworthy boats made entirely of cardboard, duct tape, and pool noodles. They race their boats to the soggy end. Everyone gets wet, and families are welcome to view the race.
FIELD TRIPS
Age appropriate off-site field trips include camping, hiking, and visits to local attractions
COLOR WARS
During color wars campers shake powdered color (non-toxic) everywhere until all your friends look like a happy rainbow!
4TH OF JULY PARADE
Celebrate with us! Dress up for the parade, wearing your red, white, and blue.
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
Teen Programs, a key part of our Day Camp, are geared toward our teen campers who are ready for the next challenge. It is a progression from a more independent camper
to real leadership and job responsibilities.
All camp staff & volunteers are fully vaccinated for COVID 19
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Leader in Training– (LIT) age 13- 14 have demonstrated maturity as a camper and are ready for a more adventurous program. They have more intense hiking, kayaking, and camping experiences, along with a variety of optional activities and their own service projects. A 2 week minimum is required, except for house guests. Age 12 campers turning 13 in 2024, with camp director permission, can be considered for this program.
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Counselors in Training (CIT) age 15 & 16 are our future counselors - ready for a program designed to provide them with those skills. They spend part of each day learning how to manage younger campers and also have opportunities to enjoy special camp activities. They have their own mentors and adult leaders. CIT candidates must personally complete an application found on the staff application portal below. Age 14 turning 15 in 2025 can be considered for the CIT program with Camp Director permission. CITs under age 16 must also be registered by their parents in the camper registration portal and pay a registration fee. (The registration fee can be waived with Camp Director permission). A 2 week minimum is required, except for house guests. CITs with qualifying experience or successful completion of training have the opportunity to earn a stipend or a salary.
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Counselors / Lifeguards / Instructors: age 16 and older can apply for a variety of full and part-time positions. All counselors age 16 must first graduate from the CIT program or have comparable experience.