Camp facilities include:

• large, modern, air-conditioned dining hall
• rustic log cabin nature center
• barn with an indoor riding arena and outdoor rinding ring for beginning and intermediate horseback riders
• adjacent horseback riding facility with indoor and outdoor rings for advanced horseback riding programs
• 25 meter swimming pool, with diving board
• central shower house with hot showers and flush toilets
• six established camping units:  5 platform tent units and one cabin unit
• one primitive camping unit
• an infirmary
• archery range
• lots of wooded trails for hiking or horseback riding!

Each established unit is located in a natural setting and has its own kitchen shelter, latrine and water spigot for city water.  Each unit has a name:  Woodlands, Lumberjack, Dogwood, Wildood, Shawnee, and Pioneer.

Campers live in the established units in groups of 8 to 24.  The girls sleep on cots with mattresses in platform tents or cabins that accommodate four campers each.

Camp counselors for each unit share a tent in the center of the tent cluster separate from, but near, the girls.  Counselors are all at least 18 years of age, except a few 17-year-old Junior Counselors who have completed 2 years of our CIT program, and come from diverse backgrounds all over the globe.  Each staff member is carefully screened, and must pass a Criminal Background Check prior to employment.  Most staff members are college students studying Education, Child Psychology, or Recreation.