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Co-Ed Specialty Camp
During the last week of the summer, we offer a five day co-ed progam that takes place at Camp Hayward. Campers enjoy a traditional camp experience while also receiving specialized instruction in one of the many activities listed below. Campers spend the day in their chosen specialty under the guidance of skilled instructors. Other program time is spent in a variety of traditional camp activities, such as swimming, campfires, and a camp dance.
Campers with PKU are welcome and encouraged to attend Co-Ed Specialty Camp.
Listed below is a sampling of the specialties.
Please check with the Camp Office regarding current
offerings and availability, as some specialties may
already be filled.
Creative Arts
Performing Arts
Multimedia
Kayaking
Sailing
Windsurfing
Horseback Riding
Soccer
Tennis
Tree Escapes
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Creative Arts
Explore the many aspects of art and develop
skills in mural design, cultural arts, painting and
drawing. Create your own pieces of art to exhibit on
the last day of Camp – and bring home of course!
Performing Arts
Lights, camera, action! Budding dancers,
actors and musicians have the opportunity to create
their own production under the guidance of our talented
staff. Create and perform a show on the last day of
Camp. Encore!
Multimedia
Ever dreamed of being the next Stephen Spielberg? Learn how to plan, shoot and edit your very own movie. Other projects can include podcasts, posters, flickbooks and comics.
Kayaking
Campers focus on the fundamentals of kayaking,
including paddle strokes, boat control, and rescues
and also learn about weather at sea and navigation.
Sailing
Sailors of all abilities enjoy this program
as they learn nautical terminology, saling techniques,
and boating safety on our Optimist and Zuma sailboats.
Windsurfing
Campers between the ages of 10–15 develop
skills in the fundamentals of windsurfing, including tacking,
jibing and running and learn the basic tactics of racing.
Horseback Riding
Beginner and intermediate riders develop
skills in horsemanship, riding technique, care and grooming,
stable management, and safety. Our facility includes
stables, two miles of trails and two riding rings. More
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Soccer
Campers develop dribbling, shooting, and
passing skills with our international soccer staff,
while also learning the tactics and rules of the game.
Tennis
Beginner and intermediate tennis players
benefit from group and individual instruction that covers
the fundamentals of the game. There is ample playing
time on our courts to put new skills into practice.
Tree Escapes
Campers “learn the ropes” in this program
using our high and low ropes courses and our 30-foot climbing
tower. Skills in raft, fire and shelter building are also
developed in this adventurous program. |