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Campers 7 and older cast their lines in our spring fed 3-acre lake for a peaceful, rewarding experience that connects them with nature in the most patient of ways.
Campers swim twice daily. Certified American Red Cross swim instruction in the morning, progressing through skill levels at their own pace throughout the summer, and free swim in the afternoon.
Kids dig, build, and engineer in our dedicated Dig Zone — a sandbox-style area where imagination and dirt go hand in hand. Our outdoor mud kitchen was a gloriously messy fan favorite — our youngest campers "cooked" with mud, water, and natural materials, sparking sensory play and creativity.
While our youngest campers enjoy our 3-acre lake in paddlewheel boats, developing balance, coordination, and teamwork, campers 7 and older graduate to kayaks, learning paddling technique, water safety, and gaining a true sense of independence on the water.
Our thrilling zip line sends campers soaring through the trees for an unforgettable rush of adventure and confidence. Our outdoor climbing wall challenges campers to push past their comfort zone and reach new heights — literally.
Campers explore the natural world on our 20-acre site — discovering wildlife, plants, and the joy of simply being outdoors.
Campers learn real wilderness skills — knot-tying, fire safety, shelter building, and more — rooted in the traditional outdoor experience Adventureland is known for.
From painting, drawing and sculpting to beading, looming and crafts, our art program lets every camper express their creativity in a fun, mess-welcome environment.
Our sprawling outdoor playgrounds give campers space to run, climb, swing, and just be kids — no screens required.
From soccer and basketball to relay races and team challenges, Adventureland's sports programming keeps campers moving and competing with good spirit, while our classic camp games bring campers together — building teamwork, laughter, and the kind of memories that last long after summer ends.
Younger campers (ages 5–6) use play bows to learn the fundamentals, while older campers (7+) graduate to real bows and develop true focus and precision.
Adventure game relays on our sports fields, super heroes costume party, pirate week treasure hunts in our 5ft pool swamp, lip-synching competitions between camper groups, fishing frenzy in our 3-acre lake, and dancing at our Friday pizza parties are just some of the special events occurring throughout the summer all over our site.