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A Typical Day in Camp Life
Windsor Mountain balances structure and freedom. After breakfast and bunk clean up, the community gathers together for morning meeting- a chance to share ideas, songs, skits, stories, community topics and announcements.
Five activity periods shape the heart of our days. We have ample time to play and skill build while enjoying music, arts, sports, swimming, boating, climbing on the ropes course, or getting involved in a broad range of off-the-beaten path creative activities intended to ignite the creative spirit.
As the sun goes down, the evening brings activities such as campfires, sings, dances, talent shows and Hot Rodicus or Jabberwocky (you’ll have to join us to experience those classic Windsor Mountain activities.) On special evenings counselors offer a choice of things to do: moonlight soccer, swimming before it gets dark, or overnight camping on the big island on Boulder Lake.
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“The campfire is the place where we bond, where we learn so much about ourselves, who we are, what we are really capable of doing. It’s the place where I learned that I’m not afraid to open up, to share the song that comes from inside my soul. To play that melody that comes from my fingers, from my voice. It’s the place where I learned that I can do anything and that I have other people who want me to succeed, as much I want to myself. It’s the place where I spend every night of the best month of my year!" ….. Summer Camper