Accommodations at these facilities vary, but they're most commonly in a cabin with bunks and electricity. Certain camps may have a more rustic or outdoor feel, but still offer a traditional set of activities. Meals are most often served in a large mess hall, which become events themselves!
You'll be able to find out more about the accommodations during your interview with your Camp Director, who'll answer all the specific camp questions you'll have.
Traditional summer camps have a specific theme or focus, and provide a higher level of teaching, coaching, or training in that activity.
These camps typically look for activity leaders who are skilled in their activity and confident that they can help campers develop as well, whilst still also requiring camp counselors. More often than not, these camps will be privately owned and operated.
Activities may include: art, sports, media & tech, wilderness and more.
Campers at traditional camps come from all kinds of backgrounds. which is why summer camp has a reputation for being one of the most inclusive places in the world.
These camps cover a tremendous range and you'll connect with people from all walks of life, and be better for it.
