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Sports, arts & crafts
Run hard.
Make things.
Every week rotates through the full menu: soccer and swimming for the movers, archery for the focused, pottery wheels and printmaking for the makers. No tryouts, no benches — specialists teach true beginners alongside returning stars.
Sports build the mornings, crafts fill the afternoons, and Friday's gallery walk plus the camper-vs-counselor relay close the week with applause and extremely silly string.
The weekly menu
Field sports
Soccer, kickball, capture-the-flag and the Thursday relay — coached for footwork, sportsmanship and maximum cheering.
Swimming
Graded levels at the swim beach, from blowing bubbles to the lake-crossing badge, with guards on every float line.
Archery
Genesis bows, strict range rules and Friday balloon shoots. Our most requested rotation three summers running.
Studios
Pottery, printmaking, painting, woodcraft, jewelry and tie-dye across eight craft-barn studios — take it all home Friday.
Boating and canoeing - Adaptive sports - Horseback riding - Arts and crafts - Karaoke - Scavenger hunts - Fishing - Archery - Spirit competitions - Campfires - Carnival
Sports & crafts questions
What if my child isn't sporty? +
Then they'll fit right in — most campers arrive as beginners. Coaches group by spirit, not skill, and every game ends with both teams cheering.
Do crafts come home? +
Yes — Friday's gallery walk doubles as pick-up: pottery, prints, woodcraft and the week's tie-dye, bagged and labeled per camper.
Who teaches swim and archery? +
Certified specialists: lifeguard-trained swim instructors and a Level 2 archery coach, with counselors assisting every rotation.