Soairse joined us this summer for the first time as a tripper! Soairse was asked to write article outlining her summer experience. Enjoy!
Posts Categorized: Campers
Cabin bonding past the camp gates!
The leaves have fallen and the lakes have frozen over, on a cold winters night, 305km from Algonquin Park, I realize now more than ever all the moments in the summer I’ve taken for granted. As a tripper for the past 3 summers, I’ve had the pleasure of being part of a program that continuously… Read more »
At first glance!!
It was my first time in Killarney. I had only been to Algonquin National Park and was expecting similar things. Of course the park is smaller which meant we would see more of it but i figured that a forest is just a forest. Once our bus arrived I noticed that I was wrong. The… Read more »
It’s your birthday, and you’re on Trip!!! #lucky
When a cabin member’s birthday is on trip, it’s amazing seeing the effort the cabin puts in to make their day a little more special. Whether it’s giving them the front seat in the canoe for the entire day, or getting to carry the “lightest” pack on the portages, it’s always amazing to see. The… Read more »
A weekend retreat
Trip is a great time to really bond with your cabin mates in a beautiful place free from the distractions at camp. Camp is full of fun activities that are inclusive to all, and while this is a fantastic experience, sometimes we really just need the company of our cabin mates. Whether it’s talks by… Read more »
Pudding 3 ways!
Jordan Wagman taught us so many easy recipes to try out on trip, but my favourite one by far is the recipe for pudding! All you need is cornstarch, sugar, salt, milk powder, chocolate chips and water. Here are the 3 best ways to eat pudding on trip. — Jordana Colomby 1. Plain Pudding made… Read more »
The more we work together!
We’ve done a 3K portage, but we still have to clean up! Step 1: Take a fist full of pine needles.Step 2: Chuck ’em in the pot.Step 3: Scrub. Scrub. Rinse.Step 4: Wipe your hands on your friends and face! — Josh Weiman
Picture of the week
Last summer, as a Seeker canoe trip option, several campers got to experience a fishing trip. This new form of creative programming on trip proved to be a success.
A Walden canoe trip…
“What do canoe trips mean to you?” We asked this question to several past and current Walden campers, trippers and counsellors.
What do I need for my canoe trip?
While numbers differ for every age group, please ensure that your child is equipped with all of the necessary “hard goods” prior to the summer. By investing in these staple items your child will be warm, dry, and comfortable. General Night time: Day time Some important things to keep in mind All of the preceding… Read more »