what is Family Camp now?
Here are some photos. Much remains as it was in the early decades — there was arts and crafts; American food; Chinese food; Mah Jong; swimming; boating; water skiing; a scavenger hunt; Festival; lectures on Chinese history; brush painting; looking at old photo albums; field day; the ever-popular teen ed, and banquet. We also had some new things like horseback riding and paintball and golf and Wawasee University and jet skiis! It’s a fun vacation for the entire extended family! If you are contemplating going to camp for the first time, there is a chance you know someone who has been to camp already. If not, our new host program matches experienced campers with new families. Our particular camp has stayed close to its roots in the original Midwest Chinese Students and Alumni Services organization, but it is a transitional time and as we renew our focus on cultural heritage we are reaching out to a wider audience. As parents today, our children face new challenges as immigrants, ABCs, mi
