“After all, summer camps are places where children get the experiences they need to bolster their range of coping strategies. There are the simple challenges of learning how to build a fire, going on a hike, or conquering a high ropes course. There are the much more complex challenges of getting along with a new group of peers, learning how to ask for help from others, or taking manageable amount of risks without a parent following after you.”

We love knowing that the experiences our campers have lead to growth, independence, and a host of other skills! Click to learn more about what Psychology Today has to say on the subject.