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Summer Camp Week by Week

Learn more about being a first time camper at summer camp and how Adirondack Camp's trained summer camp staff and long-standing traditional program help new campers adjust and thrive away from home.
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A great kids' summer camp is one where the days and nights don’t add up.  It’s a place where as long as a child stays, it seems like just yesterday that he or she arrived and, yet -- in terms of lessons learned, experiences shared and a deep, personal growth absorbed –- it can seem like forever.

And, so, at Adirondack Camp, we build, our program day-on-top-of day, week-on-top-of-week –- holistically and individually -- for each of our campers.  Every moment counts and makes the next so much more valuable.  Payback grows exponentially. 

Overnight camp is not just about more chances at a favorite activity. It’s about blossoming and coming into one’s own.  It’s not just about how getting up on water skis can lead to the jump on a wakeboard or how a wet exit in kayaking provides a ticket to the white water trip. It’s not even just about friendship – deep, lifelong friendships that are forged in the heat of blue-white battles and the serenity of campfire… trusting, we-can-complete-each-other’s-thought friendships that come through shared accomplishment and growing sense of self and confidence.  It is, ultimately, about just that – a growing sense of self and confidence.

And that is why we restrict our two week camp program and want your children for a minimum stay of three weeks. We have a job to do.  And that requires giving our campers more than just a one or two week taste of Camp.  It requires full immersion into the life that is Camp – no more fragmentation (a week here, another there).  It requires the magic that is -- when there is time enough that the days and nights no longer add up.