No matter a camper’s age or program choice, our staff work with each cabin group to create the session’s activities, making each week unique. Below are the types of activities and living areas that are typical for campers. We strongly recommend coming to one of our open houses so you and your camper can see and experience camp for yourselves! All sessions offer a general, age-appropriate camp program that includes cookouts, hiking, waterfront activities, singing, and crafts.
Camp Fire also emphasizes healthful living in our programs, encouraging campers to “hold onto health” by getting active, getting healthy, and getting involved.
Campers live together with their counselor in their own cabin. Campers live in either Tapala or Whulje units.
Sessions include the above list plus outdoor skills, nature awareness, overnights, funyaking, and archery. Campers live together with their counselor in either Whulje, a cabin unit, or Salishan, a platform tent unit.
Sessions include the above list plus canoeing, initiative games, the low ropes course, and for grade six, the climbing wall. Campers live in either Salishan, a platform tent unit, or Rover, an Adirondack unit.
Sessions include the above list plus opportunities to become skilled in outdoor living, archery, boating, the low and high ropes courses, the climbing wall, and biking. Campers live in either the Tyee cabin unit, or Owakna, a cabin unit.
Sessions include the above, plus the chance to experience the high ropes course, challenging initiative activities, sailing, overnights, and archery. Also offered are several tripping, specialty, and leadership programs. Campers live in the Chinook cabin unit or Pioneer, the pole house unit.
