DAILY SCHEDULE FOR OVERNIGHT CAMP

Our daily schedule gives campers plenty of fun activities in a well-organized routine. Check out the schedule and activities below...

7:00 Wake up bell

7:25 Breakfast Line up

Cabin line up on the patio, cabin report, raising of the Flag. Announcements at breakfast including activity schedule for the day

8:00-9:00 Cabin Clean up and prepare for the morning activities

Points are given and Honor Cabins are announced at lunch.

9:00-10:30 1st Activity

Units, made up of 2 or 3 cabins, travel to their assigned activities (listed below).

10:30-12:00 2nd Activity

12:15-1:00 Lunch

1:00-2:30 Rest Period in Cabins**

2:30-4:00 3rd Activity

4:00-5:00 Free Period-Pool Open

5:00-6:00 Shower Hour

6:00-6:45 Dinner Line up & Lowering of the Flag

6:45-9:00 Trading Post & Night Activity

9:00 Friendship Circle

9:30 Light's Out

**During Rest Period Campers and Counselors are encouraged to use this time in their cabins to rest, sleep, listen to music, write letters or read. No electronic games or devices (including cell phones) other than music with headphones are allowed. Each Cabin has 2 Counselors and up to 8 campers.

Activities...

Swimming Pool - Every camper has the opportunity to swim daily with their unit during activity time and/or during free time.

Waterfront - tubing , knee boarding, water skiing, pontoon boating and canoeing

Rope Courses - 40' climbing tower, high rope course, low rope course, zip line, , flying squirrel, giant swing

Archery

Arts & Crafts - tie dye, beading, weaving and more

Outdoor Living Skills - two week session

SPECIALTY CAMP: Horseback riding; $35.00 additional fee, meets daily, available to overnight campers only, group lessons and trail rides

Night Activities - dances, scavenger hunts, Kangaroo Court, , skits, campfires, talent show (2 week session) and more

*One week campers will have the opportunity to participant in MOST of the above activities.

*Campers live in cabins according to age, 8 campers to a cabin and 2 counselors. During Activity periods, campers travel to the activities in Units made up of 2-3 cabins. Units are grouped according to age and gender. Meals and Night Activities are co-ed and include all campers.