CIT 1 #7
Description
Join us for an engaging week at camp while mentoring young campers under the supervision of a camp counselor.
Dates:
7/25/2027 2:00 PM - 7/31/2027 10:00 AM
Ages:
Ages 16 - 17
Cost:
$425.00
Availability:
Registration will begin on 10/5/2026.
Activities
Archery 9 and up - 2
Campers will learn archery safety, how to properly hold a bow and shoot an arrow and even play a few games to test your skill!
Archery 9 and up- 1
Campers will learn archery safety, how to properly hold a bow and shoot an arrow and even play a few games to test your skill!
Arts and Crafts - 2
A staff member will lead a group of participants in creating a small craft projects at our “Lemon Craft Lodge. you can discover new talents with our incredible crafty opportunities!! Some of our favorite creations include dream-catchers, bracelet making, kites, bird houses, and much more.
Arts and Crafts 1
A staff member will lead a group of participants in creating a small craft projects at our “Lemon Craft Lodge. you can discover new talents with our incredible crafty opportunities!! Some of our favorite creations include dream-catchers, bracelet making, kites, bird houses, and much more.
Challenge Course 11 and up
An Experiential System Certified Instructor will lead a group of campers where they will learn team building and communication skills as well as spotting techniques. We have a variety of obstacle courses built for putting these learned skills to use, and have campers develop their own goals to acheive.
Garden
A staff member who tends the camp garden will educate campers on the importance of tending a garden to grow and thrive to harvest all the freshly grown produce.
Geocaching
A staff member will create fun scavenger hunts for campers that utilizes multiple skillsets like riddles, teamwork, acrobatics, etc. This program incorporates Orienteering by using compasses to do navigation.
Music
A staff member leads participants in learning the basics of guitar chord progression, finger placement and rhythm practice. We have guaitars, ukeleles, a keyboard, and a variety of precussion instruments to use.
Nature
With our diverse Nature Center as a focal point, campers explore all aspects of the camp's vast natural area, including active bee hives, stream life and woodlands flora and fauna.
Outdoor Living & Cooking
A staff member leads campers in fire building, proper cooking techniques, shelter building, outdoor bathroom use, and poisonous plant identification.
Photography
A staff member leads campers on how to use a digital Sony camera. We have a number of cameras for campers to use while they learn about different camera settings, framing, and some editing.
Recreation
With a variety of equipment campers can select or a staff member can lead activities, such as volleyball, basketball, whiffle ball, gaga ball, spike ball, soccer, football, tetherball, seat scooter, and water blasters.
Swimming Pool
Opened for Summer campers and is monitored by American Red Cross certified lifeguards through American Red Cross regulations.
Theatre
A staff member involved in the performing arts will lead campers on learning the fundamentals of theatre. Such as stage presence, projection, improvisation, and more. At the end of the week the theatre group will perform to the rest of the camp during a closing activity.
Tool Time 11 and up
A staff member certified in using power tools and construction equipment will lead campers in crafting a useful object for all of camp to use. Such as picnic tables, benches, and bunk beds.
Weekly Newspaper
A staff member leads campers in the fundamentals of journalism and practices interviewing techniques, segmented writing, and publishing. At the end of the week the newspaper will be distributed to each cabin to read.