2024: Camp Activity

The Peanut Character Lunch and Dino Nerf Party has become our youngest groups favorite activities. Our Peanuts are boys and girls 5-7. This is an activity that is special to them as they are the only group that gets to

Each year, campers and volunteers look forward to the Talent Show where acts of all kinds are showcased! With their name and act on the screen behind them, and with their peers as well as volunteers in the crowd cheering

Farm Day was a mid-week break at Camp Fantastic and provided the campers (and staff) with a change of scenery - and a break from the daily camp routine. It featured crafts, games, rides, and general recreation, plus a chance

With the Summer Olympics ending just before camp, we wanted to carry over the excitement and values displayed in the Olympics to our sibling camp program. For this activity, we assigned 4 countries to our camper cabins and had each

Girls Night Out (GNO) is a cherished tradition at our camp, bringing joy, connection, and creativity to our campers. Held at Star Place, a welcoming space on the campgrounds, this evening is all about celebrating the strength and resilience of

You can’t travel the world without a passport, and the same was true for our campers this summer. With this year’s theme being “Around the World with SAM”, we wanted to give our campers a truly international experience during their

One of our popular activities has been Nine Square in the gym for the past three years.  This past year we returned to our original camp location with a pool.  As the campers were hanging out at the pool two of

With a theme all about DINOSAURS, we had to do something about fossils. One of our amazing Activity Leaders took it one step further. Instead of digging up toy bones or dinosaur toys, our Teens were able to dig up

This summer, Camp Ta-Kum-Ta celebrated it's 40th summer camp program! That said, what better than to throw it back to the 80's when it all began! Our DJ, a local legend, spun all the 80's hits mixed with some updated

This year's annual Grief Camp theme followed the book "The ABC's of Grief" by Jessica Correnti, MS, CCLS, providing a structured approach to understanding grief and exploring how to put words to our feelings. Campers played a game of Bursting

What started out as a wacky idea has since turned into a Camp Goodtimes tradition! Each year, between the volunteer staff, campers, and our volunteer photographer, we create a goofy, hilariously-edited movie that we show the first night of camp to

We introduced capture the flag three years ago and it has become a camp favorite. Two teams, two flags, and over 200 sacks (panty hose) filled with flower. The rules are just as any regular game of capture the flag