Age groups & programs
Four programs for grades 3–12, from a first week at camp to practice with cabin groups.
From camper to counselor to coordinator
Campers can grow into counselors and then coordinators. Each stage builds on the last, with more responsibility and chances to lead. Respect, Responsibility, and Leadership guide the whole pathway.
Youth Camp
3rd-7th
Get to know camp culture
Intermediate
8th-9th
Build confidence & skills
L.I.T.
10th-11th
Develop leadership
C.I.T.
12th
Train as counselor
Counselor
18+
Guide campers
Coordinator
21+
Lead programs
Many of our staff began as campers and returned to volunteer because they believe in the mission.
Youth Camp
3rd - 7th Grade
For campers entering grades 3 through 7, Youth Camp is a chance to get comfortable outdoors, make friends, and find new interests. Days include waterfront activities, lip-sync battles, crafts, and ga-ga ball. Leadership programs help campers set goals and choose things to work on in daily life. Our goal is for campers to learn more about themselves, feel part of camp, and find activities they want to return to each year.
Intermediate Camp
8th - 9th Grade
Intermediate campers practice cooperation, problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork. During the week they take on high ropes and adventure courses, canoeing, archery, and rock climbing. They learn alongside their peers, try ideas on their own, and use their creativity. Personal achievement matters here, and so do the friendships campers build along the way.
Leaders In Training
10th - 11th Grade
Leaders in Training (L.I.T.) gives campers a supportive place to develop their talents. The program focuses on interpersonal communication, teamwork, and leading small groups.
Counselors In Training
12th Grade
Counselors in Training (C.I.T.) is an intensive one-week leadership program for our oldest campers. They split their time between small-group lessons and practice with cabin groups. Days run from sunrise to sunset, with time to build skills, make friends, and join camp activities. C.I.T.s are still registered as campers.