CAMP ONDAWA
Programs
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ARCHERY: Campers have the opportunity to develop their skills
through safety and technique instruction and target practice. Small
class size ensures one-on-one instruction.
PIONEERING: This exciting program is geared toward campers
wishing to know more about outdoor living skills. Topics may include
fire building, knots, building a fort, knife safety, basic trailside first aid,
hiking and trail etiquette, outdoor cooking, nature walks, and leaf
identification.
ARTS AND CRAFTS: Campers choosing this traditional favorite will be
able to explore their creativity in a natural setting. Projects may
include rock art, jewelry making, painting, wood working, and pottery.
SPORTS: Campers will have the opportunity to explore their athletic
abilities through playing soccer, basketball, volleyball, Frisbee,
kickball, capture the flag and other fun games.
NEWSPAPER: Campers will have fun reporting on camp activities,
making comics, creating a game page, writing stories, etc. for all to
enjoy.
DRAMA AND MUSIC: Campers in this workshop will use their skills to
write and perform songs as well as short plays. This workshop is
great for campers who enjoy drama or music as well as those who
would like to try something new.
PHOTOGRAPHY: A new workshop that was very successful last year.
Campers in this workshop learn the art of photography while taking
pictures of camp activities and camp surroundings. Pictures are used
to build collages and used in the camp newspaper. In order to
participate in this workshop the camper needs to bring their own
digital camera.
CANOING: Each camper has the opportunity to go on an hour long
canoe trip down the beautiful Battenkill River. Proper instruction on
canoing is given to campers prior to going on the trip.
through safety and technique instruction and target practice. Small
class size ensures one-on-one instruction.
PIONEERING: This exciting program is geared toward campers
wishing to know more about outdoor living skills. Topics may include
fire building, knots, building a fort, knife safety, basic trailside first aid,
hiking and trail etiquette, outdoor cooking, nature walks, and leaf
identification.
ARTS AND CRAFTS: Campers choosing this traditional favorite will be
able to explore their creativity in a natural setting. Projects may
include rock art, jewelry making, painting, wood working, and pottery.
SPORTS: Campers will have the opportunity to explore their athletic
abilities through playing soccer, basketball, volleyball, Frisbee,
kickball, capture the flag and other fun games.
NEWSPAPER: Campers will have fun reporting on camp activities,
making comics, creating a game page, writing stories, etc. for all to
enjoy.
DRAMA AND MUSIC: Campers in this workshop will use their skills to
write and perform songs as well as short plays. This workshop is
great for campers who enjoy drama or music as well as those who
would like to try something new.
PHOTOGRAPHY: A new workshop that was very successful last year.
Campers in this workshop learn the art of photography while taking
pictures of camp activities and camp surroundings. Pictures are used
to build collages and used in the camp newspaper. In order to
participate in this workshop the camper needs to bring their own
digital camera.
CANOING: Each camper has the opportunity to go on an hour long
canoe trip down the beautiful Battenkill River. Proper instruction on
canoing is given to campers prior to going on the trip.
