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Glen Bernard Camp

2066 South Lake Bernard Road, PO Box 660
Sundridge, Ontario, P0A 1Z0
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Glen Bernard Camp  

2066 South Lake Bernard Road, PO Box 660, Sundridge, Ontario, P0A 1Z0

  • Type:
    Overnight camp, Family programs
  • Focus:
    Traditional (multi activity)
  • Cost:
    $420 to $4,570/session
  • Ages:
    4 to 16
  • Gender:
    All Girls
  • Main language:
    English
  • Capacity:
    250
  • Programs:
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  • Summary

    Glen Bernard Camp answered our questions

    Who are you as an organization?

    Glen Bernard was founded in 1922 and has an established reputation of helping girls develop self-confidence and independence. Each day is filled with opportunities to challenge campers of all ages and skill levels. Our wide variety of activities creates endless possibilities of new choices. Fun is fundamental to the success of GBC.

    • Special needs: Yes, mild support.
      A few of our campers have special needs.

    What do you do differently or uniquely well?

    This information is not available.

    Who are your staff and counsellors?

    This information is not available.

    What do families need to know about registration?

    This information is not available.



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  • Programs, Rates & Dates

    Programs and Sessions Calendar

    Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; Glen Bernard Camp currently has 16 programs available; 1 TBD.

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    Ropes Course|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills|Cooking|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Woodworking|Credit Courses|Nature/Environment|Bronze Cross|First-aid/lifesaving |Archery|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Golf|Soccer|Tennis|Mountain Biking|Hiking|Rock Climbing|Trampoline|Board Sailing|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Yoga|Zip Line
    Ropes Course|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills|Cooking|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Woodworking|Credit Courses|Nature/Environment|Bronze Cross|First-aid/lifesaving |Archery|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Golf|Soccer|Tennis|Mountain Biking|Hiking|Rock Climbing|Trampoline|Board Sailing|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Yoga|Zip Line
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 13
    Traditional (multi activity)
    $3,150 to $4,570
    Ropes Course|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills|Cooking|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Woodworking|Credit Courses|Nature/Environment|Bronze Cross|First-aid/lifesaving |Archery|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Golf|Soccer|Tennis|Mountain Biking|Hiking|Rock Climbing|Trampoline|Board Sailing|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Yoga|Zip Line
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 15
    Traditional (multi activity)
    $3,150 to $4,570
    Ropes Course|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills|Cooking|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Woodworking|Credit Courses|Nature/Environment|Bronze Cross|First-aid/lifesaving |Archery|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Golf|Soccer|Tennis|Mountain Biking|Hiking|Rock Climbing|Trampoline|Board Sailing|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Yoga|Zip Line
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 16
    Traditional (multi activity)
    $3,150 to $4,570
    Ropes Course|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills|Cooking|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Woodworking|Credit Courses|Nature/Environment|Bronze Cross|First-aid/lifesaving |Archery|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Golf|Soccer|Tennis|Mountain Biking|Hiking|Rock Climbing|Trampoline|Board Sailing|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Yoga|Zip Line
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 12
    Traditional (multi activity)
    $3,150 to $4,570
    Ropes Course|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills|Cooking|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Ceramics |Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Videography|Woodworking|Credit Courses|Nature/Environment|Bronze Cross|First-aid/lifesaving |Archery|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Golf|Soccer|Tennis|Mountain Biking|Hiking|Rock Climbing|Trampoline|Board Sailing|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Yoga|Zip Line
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 14
    Traditional (multi activity)
    $3,150 to $4,570
    Ropes Course|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills|Cooking|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Woodworking|Nature/Environment|Archery|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Golf|Soccer|Tennis|Volleyball|Hiking|Rock Climbing|Trampoline|Board Sailing|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Yoga|Zip Line
    Ropes Course|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills|Cooking|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Woodworking|Credit Courses|Nature/Environment|Bronze Cross|First-aid/lifesaving |Archery|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Golf|Soccer|Tennis|Mountain Biking|Hiking|Rock Climbing|Trampoline|Board Sailing|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Yoga|Zip Line
    Canoeing|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 6 - 8
    Traditional (multi activity)
    $1,630
    Ropes Course|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills|Cooking|Vocal Training / Singing|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Nature/Environment|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Archery|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Hiking|Soccer|Tennis|Trampoline
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 4 - 6
    Traditional (multi activity)
    $420
    Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Soccer|Swimming|Tennis|Trampoline|Rock Climbing|Arts & Crafts|Theatre Arts|Vocal Training / Singing|Ropes Course
    Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Woodworking|Bronze Cross|First-aid/lifesaving |Board Sailing|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Archery|Golf|Hiking|Mountain Biking|Rock Climbing|Soccer|Tennis|Trampoline|Volleyball|Zip Line|Videography|Ceramics
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 13 - 14
    Wilderness Out-tripping
    $1,630
    Canoeing|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 13 - 16
    Theatre Arts
    $3,150
    Ropes Course|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Musical Theatre|Set and Costume Design|Theatre Arts|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Photography|Pottery|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Baseball/Softball|Basketball|Golf|Hiking|Mountain Biking|Rock Climbing|Soccer|Tennis|Trampoline|Volleyball|Yoga|Zip Line|Videography|Ceramics
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 14 - 16
    Wilderness Out-tripping
    $3,000
    Canoeing|Wilderness Out-tripping|Wilderness Skills
    Overnight Camp
    Coed
    Ages: 1 - 18+
    Traditional (multi activity)
    $175 to $350
    Archery|Basketball|Canoeing|Golf|Hiking|Mountain Biking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Soccer|Swimming|Tennis|Trampoline|Rock Climbing|Zip Line|Arts & Crafts|Woodworking|Vocal Training / Singing|Ropes Course
    Overnight Camp
    All Girls
    Ages: 19
    Traditional (multi activity)
    $325
    Ropes Course|Hip Hop|Guitar|Vocal Training / Singing|Arts & Crafts|Drawing|Painting|Pottery|Woodworking|Canoeing|Kayaking/Sea Kayaking|Sailing/Marine Skills|Swimming|Archery|Hiking|Mountain Biking|Rock Climbing|Tennis|Trampoline|Yoga|Zip Line|Ceramics



    Financial Aid & Payment Details

    Payment Options:

    Deposit required with acceptance Yes
    Credit card payment Yes
    Maximum installments available 8

    Discounts

    Discount for 2nd child 5%
    Discount for 3rd child 5%
    Discount for 4th child 5%
  • Insider Reviews & Perspectives

    The Our Kids review of Glen Bernard Camp

    our take

    Glen Bernard was founded in 1922 with the intention of helping girls develop self-confidence and independence, and certainly it’s succeeded at that goal, and then some, ever since. One of the reasons is the leadership of Jocelyn Palm, who has owned and directed the camp since 1977. She’s a rock star in the world of camping, and rightly so. She’s impressive, and, frankly, inspiring. In 2014, she was asked by an interviewer why she had gone to the trouble of installing composting toilets and solar water heaters. She answered, “if I’m not prepared to be a role model and show kids the technologies that are going to make our environment sustainable, who’s going to do it?” She brings that spirit of leadership to the life of the camp, and passes it on to the campers who attend. Her advice to young people is to “set realistic goals and, once you’ve achieved them, set more.” In that regard, and indeed many others, Palm leads by example. The activities cluster around the camp traditions, though with an eye to the wider world, empathetic leadership, environmental stewardship, and interpersonal skills.

    Three Things: Glen Bernard Camp
    Hear the three things that Our Kids’ editors see when they look at Glen Bernard Camp


    Interview with the Director of Glen Bernard Camp

    Sue Eckersley, Camp Director

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    Transcript of our interview with Sue, Camp Director


    What is unique about Glen Bernard Camp?

    Well, in addition to really believing strongly in all the great things that camps bring to the table to help children succeed, GBC is unique in the fact that this year it turns 100 years old. And so we're very much a camp that is rich in traditions, and that is also seen through the fact that over 95% of our staff were actually campers themselves. This provides a really cool opportunity for campers to learn from people who have been there.

    What type of child is successful at Glen Bernard Camp?

    Glenn Bernard camp provides an opportunity for all types of kids. Certainly, we are a very active camp, and that's what a lot of people will see: we’ve got a great waterfront program, an amazing high ropes and jungle program. But one of the things that might not be as self-evident is the fact that we have an amazing theatre program and a great craft program. We also have an amazing staff. I think one of the really important things when choosing a camp is that you want to find a place where the staff can be role models for your children. 

    One of the things I think GBC does really well is that we honour all types of leaders. You’lll find very loud and boisterous and fun leaders, and then you will find the equally fun but quieter and more contemplative leaders. I think that makes us very unique in terms of really being able to fit in with every type of camper.

    Is your schedule structured or is it more open?

    So there's a little bit of both at Glenn Bernard and it's in part informed by the age and the experience of the campers.  would say that the younger campers experience a more structured environment at Glen Bernard. And as they become older and more experienced, they have more opportunity to have provide input on what their day might look like, although for everybody, each day has some structure and some freedom for choosing activities. With the younger campers, the staff help out a lot more in choosing what those opportunities might look like.

    How do your staff deal with behavioural issues?

    There isn't a one-prescription-fits-all for [challenging] behaviours that occur at camp, but we have a general philosophy of kindness and caring and encouraging personal responsibility. We have a very experienced staff and we have good communication, so they also are very good about speaking with their supervisors and if necessary, chatting with the leadership team to solve any particular issues that come up. I also think just reminding campers about the importance of kindness and responsibility takes us a long way.

    What do campers value most about their experience at Glen Bernard Camp?

    We have great relationships with our alumni, and it's a question that we review with them regularly to see the things that we're doing well and things that can be improved. And I think the relationships that are created at GBC are one of the most valued things. And right on par with that is all the different skills that they learn. And we're not talking about canoeing, although that's certainly a great skill to learn. We're talking about leadership and how to get along with people and how to work within a group.

    When you look at the alumni of GBC and the success that they've had in their lives, and the fact that they reflect back on their days at GBC and often mention it as one of the primary reasons for success in their future lives is very telling. 

    What message do you have for new kids coming to Glen Bernard Camp?

    Well, first of all, a big welcome. And I think the other thing is that whether you're going to GBC or whether you're going to another camp, is that it's very natural to feel nervous about the experience. It’s something new and it's very different than going to school for your first day.

    We’ll of course be there to support that camper and we’ll be there for you. And don't hesitate to reach out to your staff and to me personally. And I’d say to new kids that they’re going to have a great experience and they're going to learn a lot of new things. Also, they're going to make great friends and that will be something they'll treasure for the rest of their lives.


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    • 00:16 - What is unique about your camp?
    • 01:02 - What type of child is successful at your camp?
    • 02:20 - Is the schedule structured or is it more open?
    • 03:04 - How do your staff deal with behavioural issues?
    • 04:03 - What do campers value most about their experience at the camp?
    • 05:06 - What message do you have for new campers?
  • Location & Site Details

    Address

    2066 South Lake Bernard Road, PO Box 660, Sundridge, Ontario, P0A 1Z0, Canada



    Accommodations

    Sleeping Accommodations

    • Cabins

    Washrooms Facilities

    • Composting Toilets
    • Flush Toilets
    • Showers (indoor)

    More details about accommodations: Campers sleep in comfortable cabins. Some younger camper cabins have electricity. All camper cabins are close in proximity to washroom facilities.

    Are meals provided? Yes

    Is Glen Bernard Camp technology free? Yes



    Property Details

    Sports facilities

    • Archery Range
    • Basketball Court
    • Climbing Wall
    • Golf Course
    • Horseback Riding Arena (indoor/outdoor)
    • Rope Course
    • Soccer Field
    • Tennis Court(s)

    Landscape

    • Beach
    • Forested Area
    • Lake/Pond/River
    • Nature Trails
    • Open Field

    More details about property: GBC is 730 acres, with one kilometer of safe shoreline. There are many indoor lodges at GBC to accommodate all campers for inside activities which complement all outdoor activities.



    Rentals & Services

    Offers outdoor education program for schools or corporate groups: Yes
    School Groups: Welcome to the class room without walls! We provide the opportunity for students to develop confidence and leadership skills through curriculum-based activities that focus on team-building and environmental awareness. Our facilities provide students with a more hands on learning experience than exists in a typical classroom setting. Corporate Groups: Ever considered going camping with your company? Glen Bernard Camp is an excellent venue for a corporate function, in a not-so typical location. Let us custom design a corporate team building program to meet your needs! Our facilities can accommodate 150+ people in overnight accommodations, many with heat and electricity.


    Available for private rentals: Yes
    Private rentals are considered on an individual basis. Please contact the camp office by email: [email protected]


    Associations

    Ontario Camps Association Associations
    Canadian Camping Association/ Association des camps du Canada Associations


  • What's New

    Director's Message

    Jocelyn Palm, Owner/Executive Director
    44 years as Owner of GBC, past president of both the Ontario and Canadian Camping Associations, 2013 recipient of the Order of Canada

    Camp is a uinque experience because it offers opportunities that are not available anywhere else.  There are all kinds of exciting activities and programs through which campers improve their skills.  Days are shared with carefully selected leaders who patiently guide and encourage.

    Camp is informal; yet it provides enough framework to allow campers to appreciate open space, sunsets, star-scattered skies and sparkling, clear water.  Camp offers the chance to learn that becoming independent is important, at the same time recognizing the rights and needs of others.  And camp provides the opportunity to better understand oneself.

    I sincerely believe that camp helps to develop attitudes and values in a way particular to this unique environment.  It is my hope that camp will become a part of your daughter's life experience which she will cherish long after her days at Glen Bernard.



    Stories

    • Special Programs

      In addition to the regular camp program, GBC offers several specialized programs:

      One and Two-Week Introductory Sessions

      Campers going into Grades 1 to 8 can attend one of Glen Bernard's one-week sessions. Spaces in these sessions are limited to keep group sizes small. These one-week sessions provide an introduction to the camp program and activities. Campers stay in cabins and participate in a wide variety of activities, including some of the all-camp programs.

      Theatre Program

      The two-week theatre program offers an experience in all aspects of theatrical production for campers with advanced skills in this area. The program involves scenery and prop construction, makeup and costume design, which complement performance skills. Enrolment in the Theatre Program is on a limited basis, for campers entering Grade 8 and older.

      Wilderness Canoe Trip

      Campers ages 14-16 who especially love tripping have the opportunity of a 12 day canoe trip. The trip route is unique each year, offering participants an extended and rewarding wilderness experience.

      The Theatre Program and Wilderness Canoe Trip are offered during Period Three. The regular camping program is also available to campers ages 8-16 during this session.

      Leadership Training Program

      Campers entering Grade 11 are members of the Pacer section and participate in a session-long leadership training program. The Pacer program focuses on developing skills and teaching techniques in camp activities. Through workshops and hands-on leadership opportunities, Pacers acquire skills in communication, time management, group dynamics and program planning. Through the Pacer program, campers have an opportunity to earn their Bronze Cross lifesaving certification, Standard First Aid, and a Grade 11 Ontario high school credit.
       

    • Five Parent Questions
      How do I know my daughter is ready for camp?

      Does your daughter enjoy positive overnight experiences away from home? What are her, and your, expectations for camp? Parents set the tone. Your confident attitude about camp will be contagious.


      How can I prepare my first-time camper for a great experience?

      Talk to your camper about making new friends, trying new activities and the excitement of new experiences. Offer gentle reminders about the importance of co-operation with others and helping out the group. Make sure she knows who and how to ask for assistance, if needed. Above all, be positive!


      How do I communicate with my camper?

      Before she leaves, plan how you will stay in touch. Pack pre-addressed, pre-stamped envelopes to make letter writing easier. GBC parents can send letters to campers by mail or fax. Letters by mail are the most personal and valuable communication with your camper.


      Will my camper 'eat right' at camp?

      GBC meals are wholesome and child-friendly. Our menu has been reviewed by a dietician and meets the standards set by Canada's Food Guide. We have a vegetarian option at meals where meat is served. GBC is 'nut safe' and has a system for protecting those with nut and other food allergies.


      How do you deal with homesickness?

      It is normal for your camper to feel nervous about being away from home. Discuss this with your camper before camp. Be supportive of her experience and developing independence. It's best not to tell her that if she doesn't like camp she can come home. GBC's program encourages campers to get involved and stay busy. Campers usually feel at home after a few days. During pre-camp training, our staff develop strategies to help campers who miss home. If we have any concerns during the session, we will call you.

    • Five Camper Questions
      What's so great about camp?

      Camp is a wonderful adventure! There are new skills to learn, new activities to try and loads of new friends to meet. At camp, you can perform in a play, go on an overnight canoe trip, scale the climbing wall, create a craft masterpiece, kayak, canoe, swim, score a bullseye in archery and more... There are at least a billion ways to have fun at camp, everyone has a favourite aspect -- what will you enjoy most?


      What's the food like? Do you have candy?

      What are some of your favourite meals? Pizza? Submarine sandwiches? Spaghetti? Chicken fingers? We serve all of these at camp, plus many other tasty favourites. At GBC, there is plenty of food on each table so everyone can help themselves to firsts -- and seconds! You can visit the tuck shop with your section twice a week. The tuck shop sells candy (three items per visit) plus GBC clothing and other useful things like batteries, toothpaste, stamps, bug repellent and flashlights.


      Can I be in the same cabin as my friend?

      Of course! Please make sure that the request is mutual (you both request each other) and that you are both going into the same grade in September. Cabin groups are announced when you arrive at camp.


      Do I get to choose which activities I go to?

      The GBC program has a mix of scheduled and choice activities. Each day starts with flag raising and breakfast. In the morning, you go to activities with your section group. At GBC, you can earn levels in many activities, like canoeing, kayaking, trampoline and swimming. After lunch and rest hour, we have choice activity time. Campers choose two activities from options that change every day. You can go to these activities on your own, with friends from your cabin or section, or with someone from a different section. The hour before supper is usually spent at an activity with your cabin group and counsellors. The evening program changes every day. Sometimes, it's a special all-camp game, play or program. Or, it could be an activity with your section or cabin. No matter what you like to do, every day at GBC is action-packed!


      What if I don't like it?

      It's ok to feel nervous about going to camp for the first time. Many campers feel the same way. New experiences are often scary and exciting all at once, but don't let that stop you! Camp is about making friends and having fun. It's also about learning new skills, like how to get along with others in a new setting. It takes a few days to get used to all this new stuff, so be patient. Give yourself time to adjust to camp and being away from home. Before you know it, you'll be having so much fun, you won't want to leave!
    • The Importance of Camp
      Camp is a unique environment. It is a community of people living closely together, learning by example and depending for success on the presence of excellent role models. Camp staff must demonstrate positive values and make healthy choices. At camp, we learn to lead and how to follow; how to look for risks, keep ourselves safe and challenge our comfort zone. We learn how to be positive role models. This is why we need camp more than ever and forever.

      Give an opening to a camper of any age and instantly you get a camp story. Remember the camper who said, 'I love it here at camp!' When asked why, she said: 'At home I don't have a lot of friends and I don't do much, but at camp it's different. At camp, I think I might be cool.' Most of these stories are recalled because camp is about experiences with other people -- how you figure out who you are and what you want to become.

      Any camper can tell tales of a staff member to whom she/he looked up to and remembers long after camp days are over. The memory is usually of the positive influence the counsellor instilled on our future. For example: the counsellor who took you kayaking every day because you just couldn't get an Eskimo roll, though you desperately wanted to master the skill.

      My camp director often said, 'We become like the things we admire', a guideline that I have never forgotten. We use it with camp staff every year.

      Our approach since 1922 at Glen Bernard is to give campers opportunities to build self-confidence and develop successful inter-dependence in a safe, fun and nurturing environment. Camp is a great experience for young people and an investment parents never regret.

      Today's campers are tomorrow's role models.

      Jocelyn Palm
      Owner
    • Parent Reflections
      "Camp this year was a life-changing experience for H. I hardly knew what to make of the confident young woman who arrived back from camp! She is secure in herself as a person. She actually said, 'I don't understand why someone would say they want to be Britney Spears. I wouldn't want to be anyone but myself.' I was floored. This is exactly the attitude I wanted her to have going into grade 7. I think it came about in large part due to the canoe trip and to the lake swim -- it astounded me that she took on that challenge.
      She seems very prepared to take on the challenges and responsibilities of grade 7 and of looming 'teenagehood'. Although she has always loved camp, and we have valued it, this year was the 'big payoff'. Camp has given her so many of the tools she will need to be successful in life while being happy with herself. Thanks a million."

      "Well, here I am in Vancouver, eating humble pie and glad to be doing it! B. had a fabulous time at camp and learned a lot about herself in the process. She found the program demanding, challenging, rewarding and fun. The obstacles she expected to encounter didn't happen or she dealt with them. She made some new friends in unexpected places and renewed old friendships. Thank you so much -- you were completely right to encourage her (and me) and I'm so glad you did."

      "I see a broadened, more confident 13 year old at peace in her skin and joyously just K. What more could a parent wish for?
      It was a challenge for her to embark on the camp adventure all alone, so far away (and for me!). We felt she was ready and the K. that returned home proved us right."

    • Camper Reflections

      "I just finished dinner and sang one song. I just can't stand how much fun camp is! So far I still think that this is the best camp in Canada. Every two cabins have a song to sing at dinner. I love this camp! I want to come back!"

      "This summer I discovered that I didn't have to worry about what people thought about me, I could just be myself. My counsellor and AC helped me to know that people loved me for who I was, not anything else. I met so many nice people who I still keep in touch with. I learnt so much, not only how to be a nice person but a lot of skills that will always come in handy.
      My parents tell me that if my marks improve I can go for five weeks this coming summer, so I am trying my hardest. I'd love to have another worry free summer of camp!"

      "Dear Mom,
      I'm writing to thank you for sending me to camp. I guess I never thought about it, but I take camp for granted. I love it so much I don't know what I would do if I wasn't here. So thank you so much and I love you lots."



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