Connecting with campers can be difficult for summer camp counselors now that campers have more screen time than ever.
Campers are usually a go-with-the-flow bunch, but these 10 things can definitely make us lose our cool.
Sleepaway camp is a rite of passage for many kids in this country. But what if your kids don't want to go? Tell Me More's parenting panel offers advice for getting kids ready for the experience.
Last summer Jennifer and I took our three kids to Newquay for a holiday. We borrowed her mother's car (because there is no way that our clapped out old banger would have made the journey), packed the...
Young people are diverse and dynamic, and they have myriad pathways to success. Unfortunately, youth development research often highlights watered-down averages of sample sets that offer limited insight and inspiration, in part because they don’t represent the youth that organizations serve.
12 important guidelines for being a conscientious camper.
Having trouble getting your campers to participate in camp? Kids can get excited about camp all the while having a great time. Campers rely on their counselors to enhance their camp experience. Being a great counselor or director can be a...
Camp is awesome, but so is home. That’s why most campers will experience some homesickness while off at camp. The good news? There are easy, fun ways you can...
Always the reluctant camper, Susan Goldberg finally joins her family for a little getaway — and loves every minute of it.
There you are, surrounded by 12 hungry campers in various stages of sweaty, cranky exhaustion after a day of hiking through the woods, all e...
Being considerate of fellow campers improves the outdoor experience for everyone.
We Michiganders are quite blessed as habitants in a state with numerous lakes, trails, woods and lots of green space. It's a state ripe for exploring and campin
Reluctant camper Heather Mundt shares first-time camping tips for other families who have never camped with their children.
Summer is full of camps for kids, but one in particular is immersing them in both history and science.
Friendships and fun are as much a part of SCATS as classroom learning. From the moment they wake up to the time they go to bed, residential campers spend much of their time with hallmates.
The first time camping with a Cub Scout can be a little scary, especially if you are a little (or a lot) inexperienced.
We ask our campers how coming to camp Sloane has changed them.
We asked our campers to tell us what Long Lake Camp for the Arts means to them and why. This is what they said.
The kids at Camp Canadensis don’t get to make many phone calls, but can write as many letters as they want, and they like it that way.