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 CAMPERS HIT THE “CLUBS” FOR A MORNING OF FUN
What do Spartans, tree climbing, tea parties and super heroes have to do with Saturday mornings? They are just a few of the clubs that were offered yesterday. Campers had the chance to pick from a myriad of creative clubs (creative being the operative word) with different activities  such as, Spartan 300 Dodge Ball, Poker Club, and Super Hero Tennis Ball Golf.
Tree Climbing Club, Tea and Crumpets Club, and Ouija club were just as creative, and campers had trouble deciding which club to choose. Even though Christine Cassone has never climbed before she decided to join the “Tree Climbing Club.” “I knew that once I got to the top branch I would just want to keep going higher. You get into a rhythm and you just want to keep going.”
David Bell who participated in the “Tea and Crumpets Club” remarked that the club “was a lot like being back home in England. The tea was delightful.”
Counselors will definitely have to stretch their imaginations even further next week to top Saturday’s creative clubs.
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Campers always have the opportunity to take advantage of the sublime beauty that the Adirondacks offer but Trip Week is a time for campers to actually “carpe diem.” Trip Week offers a variety of trips tailored to many different outdoor enthusiasts. Among this year’s offerings are The Sewards, Whiteface and Esther, Mount Marcy, sailing on Lake Champlain, canoeing, and a rock climbing trip.” 
comfortable with. Wilderness Director Ken Ryba remarked, “we want to introduce campers to the wilderness experience and teach them to love and respect nature. Varying the difficulty of the trips allows the campers to choose their challenge and encourages them to continue getting out into the wilderness.”
