Sports and Activities: Canoeing, kayaking, swimming, lifeguarding, sailing, waterskiing, kneeboarding, wakeboarding, racing sailing, fishing, fly tying, rock climbing, nature hikes, astronomy, animal collection, weather, conservation, bird watching, campcraft, fire building, orienteeing, Junior Maine Guide, archery, baseball, soccer, basketball, riflery, conditioning, lacrosse, tennis, running, arts and crafts, drama, building bird and bat houses, painting, music, photography, pottery, graphic arts, rocketry, stained glass, steel drums and woodworking. Facilities: 22 wooden cabins; the "G. Center", a seven-studio arts center, is home to the extensive crafts program. They have rifle and archery ranges, as well as a private sandy beach and protected cove for swimming and aquatic sports. For land sports, camp offers a covered basketball court, an adventure challenge course, a climbing wall, and two large outdoor playing fields. The Wheeler Tennis Center features three clay courts and two hard-surfaced courts. The Hall is ideal for drama, dances, and movie nights. Campers come to the dining commons three times daily to enjoy family-style meals prepared by camp chefs. The infirmary enables the nursing staff to properly attend to the campers needs.