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Glen shelters in the Holly 1 unit
The inside of a glen shelter - staff sleep on cots with mattresses and can sleep under an optional bug net.
Staff live in shared rustic accommodations called glen shelters with up to 5 other staff.
Staff live in shared rustic accommodations called glen shelters with up to 5 other staff.
Your shared living space at camp includes 1 cot with a mattress and 1 nightstand/small shelf. You'll be sleeping in the same area as other staff, so you're expected to keep your area of the glen shelter neat and tidy.
We have "units" at camp, which are campsites that include 4-5 glen shelters, 4 flush toilets, a picnic shelter, and a fire circle. Scroll to the bottom of this page to see the camp map.
There are washstands in each unit that connect to a water pump, and all water that comes out of these pumps at camp is potable (drinkable) water.
Glen shelters are rustic wooden structures that have four walls, a roof, screened windows with canvas curtains inside, and a screened door. No food is permitted in glen shelters as it attracts wildlife like mice and snakes.
Campers sleep in glen shelters nearby, but staff and campers do not live in the same glen shelter.
The glen shelters in the Cedar Glens unit
The picnic shelter in the Oak Ridge Glens unit
Cafritz dining hall
Map of Camp
Map of Camp
Camp Facilities
Camp Facilities
Parking lot: The camp parking lot is located just inside the entrance. Staff members must back their cars into a space in the camp parking lot with a tag hanging from their rearview mirror that shows it is a staff vehicle. On check-in and check-out days (Sundays and Fridays), staff should be sure their cars are parked in the back of the lot or other designated location to allow for parents to drop off and pick up their campers.
Units: Aspen, Cedar Glens, Chestnut, Deer Crossing, Holly 1 & 2, and Oakridge are the units where campers and most staff will live.
Pool: The pool is where campers go to swim each day.
Trefoil Pond: The Pond is located right on our camp property and is a fantastic place to go canoeing or kayaking.
Cafritz Dining Hall: This is where we eat all our meals.
Emergency Shelter: The basement of the Cafritz Dining Hall. We’ll use the emergency shelter in case of severe weather. It also has storage capacity
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