Founded in 1915, the camp has been dedicated to fulfilling the principles symbolized by the YMCA triangle, the development of MIND, BODY and SPIRIT. The camp is a summer resident facility for boys and girls ages 8 to 16 from a broad spectrum of community and family backgrounds which provides a diversity that enriches camp life.
This program is founded on the Christian principles that confirm the importance of each individual. The YMCA values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility are emphasized in all camp activities. The camp experience helps to inspire self-confidence and provides memories to last a lifetime. With increased social growth, awareness and experience, campers assume leadership roles not only at camp but ultimately in their schools and communities as well.
7:30 AM
8:00 AM
8:15 AM
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
Noon
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
5:00 PM
5:15 PM
6:15 PM
7:30 PM
8:30 PM
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Wake-up
Flag/ Attendance
Breakfast
Cabin Activity
Activity: Period 1
Activity: Period 2
Lunch/ Attendance
Rest Period
Free Time/ Canteen
Activity: Period 3
Activity: Period 4
Flag/ Attendance
Dinner
Activity: Period 5
Evening Program
Cabin Time/ Attendance
Lights Out |
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Skill Enhancement
Boys and girls have the opportunity to enhance their individual skills by concentrating on a skill area of their choice, such as basketball, soccer, tennis, volleyball, archery, or swimming. The YMCA camp administration employs qualified and knowleable leaders who can provide excellent skill development to the enrolled camper.
Athletics
Team Sports: Soccer, volleyball, lacrosse, football, and softball
Individual Sports: Tennis, ping pong, aerobics, and archery
Ropes Course: Team building and individual challenges on low ropes course
Waterfront
Swim evaluations required all campers
Swimming: Daily lessons are required to the level of FISH.
For interested advanced swimmers, courses in water safety and "Learn to Be a Life Guard" are also available.
Water Craft: Sailing, canoeing, kayaking, row-boating, windsurfing, and water skiing/tubing. Water skiing/tubing available to blue level swimmers.
Outdoor Living
Nature study, campcraft, hiking, and overnight camping
Creative Arts and Music
Arts and Crafts: Pottery, painting, weaving, fabrics, and a wide variety of crafts.
Dramatics: Acting, dancing, music, improv and productions.
Music: Singing, guitar
Evening Program
Each evening campers are provided the opportunity to relax and enjoy traditional types of activities which include singing, stories, and campfires. In addition, cabin/unit/all camp, dances, talent and skit nights, as well as dramatic productions are scheduled. |
