Sometimes all you need after getting a Gaga ball to the face is a hug and a buddy.
One of the favorite activities at Camp Ta-Kum-ta is the high ropes course! The ropies team helps our campers conquer their fears by teaching them how to swing from ropes, balance on bridges, climb the high wall and tackle all sorts of
Every year during summer camp week, there's someone (staffers and campers alike) who gets their lucky "turn" to be dunked in the pool! This photo shows the youngest campers after they succeeded in "dunking" Dina! It's all in fun, and a great team-building
Main photo: Meet Jordan... 19 yr old former camper and now CIT. King of the paracord bracelets. 4-square champ. Animal loving, reptile enthusiast. Encourages participation, leads by example. He's probably not your typical "kid" person but "these kids are different."
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Camp Rising Sun is all about lifting one another up, emotionally and sometimes even physically. CIT Nick gives Angus a little boost during a game one afternoon. Angus, at 6 years old, was one of our youngest campers this year.
In 2006, Jackson was our youngest camper, having just turned 6, and had just finished chemo when he attended Camp Rising Sun for the first time. Jackson, 18 years later, has become one of our most beloved volunteers. Now, in 2024, Jackson
Viv and Audrey doing partner yoga - Viv has a steel rod in her leg which makes this pose even more impressive!
At Camp Goodtimes, one of our core values is letting kids be kids—which means embracing all the goofiness! From our utensil-free goblin dinner to an epic whipped cream fight, we create a camp experience that celebrates the joys of childhood.
These 3 pictures capture the HAPPY in Camp Happy Days. The first photo is of two of our oldest campers and their counselor tubing (a major camp favorite). Photo number two is our campers enjoying a spontaneous foam party that
Last ride for Dexter. Wheelchair bound staff were able to get him on the horse for a ride around camp.














