Seventy-five summers of cabin nights, cold lake mornings and songs around the fire. Take the trail and see where your camper will spend their summer.
Each camper lives in one of our twelve log cabins: eight bunks, two counselors, screened windows and a front porch made for rainy afternoons and card games.
Meals are family-style, cabin by cabin. Our kitchen cooks from scratch and handles allergies and dietary needs with a separate prep line.
Our 40-foot climbing tower and the zipline down to the lake are the big moments of the summer. We run "challenge by choice": every step up counts, and so does the decision to stop.
Every camper takes a swim check on day one, then picks from swimming, canoeing, kayaking, sailing and paddleboarding. Evenings end with the sun going down behind the far ridge.
Skits, stories and the same songs campers have sung here since 1952. Then flashlights off for five minutes of stars, a walk back to the cabins, and lights out.
Sessions fill by spring. Returning families get a two-week head start, and financial aid is available for every session.
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