Eighty-four acres to work with
A pool, courts, disc golf, a field, and a pond with paddle boats. All of it inside the property line, all of it a walk from where your group is staying.
The pool
An outdoor pool with a diving board, fenced and set back in the trees. It is the centre of an afternoon for most camp groups and a welcome hour for everyone else.
Pool access is seasonal, costs extra, and is arranged with the Property Manager when you book. Your group provides its own certified lifeguards and shows certifications on arrival. See what it adds
Out on the grounds
Outdoor basketball and pickleball beside the pavilion, with picnic tables alongside for whoever is not playing.
Two of them, and they stay busy from the first afternoon to the last.
Nine holes running across the open ground and into the trees. The thing people wander off and do in a free hour.
Covered picnic tables and carpet ball next to the courts. Where a group eats outside or waits out a shower.
Covered seating at the end of the dock, out over the water. The quietest place to sit on the property.
The pond
A fountain gently flows in the center of the pond, with a dock extending over the water and a covered gazebo nearby. Paddle boats are available on the pond, making this a peaceful place to slow down, enjoy the scenery, and take in one of the most picturesque spots on campus.
Pond activities are arranged with the Property Manager.
All of it within a walk
Nothing here needs a bus. A group can move from a session to the pool to dinner to a game on the field without leaving the property or getting in a vehicle, which is the difference between a schedule that works and one that spends its afternoons in transit.
Come walk it
The scale of a campus is hard to judge from photographs. Come see how far apart things actually are.