Day Camp Activities

Activities take place at the spectacular 900 acre Lafayette Reservoir, with the exception of swimming and horseback riding which take place in nearby Moraga (a short 6-8 minute van shuttle from the reservoir). Campers are grouped by grade and participate as a camper group in a wide variety of traditional camp programs. We only offer four and eight week sessions to ensure that campers have the time to develop a strong group spirit and improve their personal skill in each program area.

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	Horseback Riding Campers develop riding and horsemanship skills in classes geared to individual ability levels.
	Trail Riding Olders campers, 5th grade and above, trail ride out at Roughing It's Ranch Camp.
	Animal Care Campers K to 2nd Grade meet and learn about farm animals at Ranch Camp.
	Fishing Fishing is a favorite activity enjoyed by all the campers.
	Rowing Campers K through 4th Grade get to row out and about in Captain Rough's Cove.
	Canoeing Campers 2nd Grade and above canoe once a week on the calm waters of the reservoir.
	Kayaking Older campers, 5th Grade and above, get to kayak on the far side of the Reservoir, exploring new and exciting coves.
	Swimming All campers participate in the formal American Red Cross instruction at the Soda Aquatic Center.
	Adventure Adventure activities are designed to develop self-confidence, leadership, and supportive team building.
	Sports A full-time sports counselor organizes a wide variety of team and field sports in a non-competitive and fun atmosphere.
	Arts & Crafts Campers spend time with the crafts counselor working on traditional crafts such as lanyards, birdhouses, and masks.
	Outdoor Living Skills Campers practice outdoor living skills like map and compass reading, tent pitching and outdoor cooking.
	Environmental Education An environmental counselor organizes fun activities to raise campers' environmental awareness.
	Opening & Closing Circle At Opening and Closing Circle the entire camp assembles for announcements and songs.
	Traditional Camp Games & Activities These activities capture the imagination and encourage individual growth and physical development.
	Lunch & Quiet Time Campers bring a sack lunch, snack and drink each day.