What types of activities make up the Resident Camp program?
Our resident camp program is a combination of camp orientation (required by national), classes that help boys to complete achievements or activity pins, free time activities, and other evening activities provided by our excellent staff. All campers must go through orientations at the waterfront and at the ranges. Any camper that will be swimming or boating during camp will need to take a swim test to get a buddy tag. Campers will also learn some boat safety rules, buddy system rules and water safety. The orientation at the ranges will include safety rules for the BB guns and the bows/arrows. Time is also set aside during orientation for a tour of camp and settle in time at your assigned campsite. This process takes most of the first day for each group to complete the range and waterfront orientation. Boys will attend six classes during their time at camp. It is very important that you attend classes with your son. Some achievements/activity pins can be completed in one class session. O
