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Campers receive certified American Red Cross swim instruction every day, progressing through skill levels at their own pace throughout the summer.
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 along the banks of the Neshaminy Creek — discovering wildlife, plants, and the joy of simply being outdoors.
From painting and sculpting to tie-dye and crafts, our art program lets every camper express their creativity in a fun, mess-welcome environment.
Campers learn the basics of cooking over a fire — roasting, grilling, and creating simple recipes outdoors the way it was meant to be done.
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.
Classic camp games bring campers together — building teamwork, laughter, and the kind of memories that last long after summer ends.
A camp staple — Foursquare is fast, competitive, and endlessly fun, with campers constantly rotating in and out of the action.
Played in an octagonal pit, Gaga Ball is a dodgeball-style game that campers of all skill levels absolutely love.
Campers take to the water on our paddlewheel boats, exploring the Neshaminy Creek while developing balance, coordination, and teamwork.
Kids dig, build, and engineer in our dedicated Dig Zone — a sandbox-style area where imagination and dirt go hand in hand.
A gloriously messy fan favorite — campers "cook" with mud, water, and natural materials in our outdoor mud kitchen, sparking sensory play and creativity.
Campers learn real wilderness skills — knot-tying, fire safety, shelter building, and more — rooted in the traditional outdoor experience Adventureland is known for.
Campers 7 and older cast their lines into the Neshaminy Creek for a peaceful, rewarding experience that connects them with nature in the most patient of ways.
Campers 7 and older take to the Neshaminy Creek in kayaks, learning paddling technique, water safety, and gaining a true sense of independence on the water.
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.