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The theme for this week was stealth and stashing/hiding items in plain sight. We camouflaged ourselves for various stealth games like Scout Mission and Beckon using natural materials like leaves and mud. We practiced various methods of moving silently and staying hidden. Groups of campers each dug caches to hide a non-perishable item for a lunch fire later in the week. The campers also had the opportunity to find natural hiding spots for items they found in nature such as quartz rocks and walnuts. The campers challenged each other to find their hidden items.

Caches & Camouflage (Blackfeather, Durham 6/20/22-6/24/22)

The theme for this week was stealth and stashing/hiding items in plain sight. We camouflaged ourselves for various stealth games like Scout Mission and Beckon using natural materials like leaves and mud. We practiced various methods of moving silently and staying hidden. Groups of campers each dug caches to hide a non-perishable item for a lunch fire later in the week. The campers also had the opportunity to find natural hiding spots for items they found in nature such as quartz rocks and walnuts. The campers challenged each other to find their hidden items.

Caches & Camouflage (Gnarly Stump, Durham 6/20/22-6/24/22)

This week was packed with fun games like Werewolf, Kick the Can, Scout Mission, and more! When campers weren’t playing games in the woods, you could find them splashing around in the river.

Coyote (Buffalo, Durham 6/20/22-6/24/22)

This week was packed with fun games like Werewolf, Kick the Can, Scout Mission, and more! When campers weren’t playing games in the woods, you could find them splashing around in the river.

Coyote (Turtle, Durham 6/20/22-6/24/22)

This camp week was filled with adventures all over the Eno River. We visited classic swim spots like Jumping Rock and Sennet’s Hole. We went for a float down the river all the way to the dam. Campers had the chance to catch and identify different macroinvertebrates such as Hellgrammites and Damselfly Larva. We learned about the importance of these critters and the role they play in determining the health of the river.

River Romp (Blackfeather, Durham 6/13/22-6/17/22)

This camp week was filled with adventures all over the Eno River. We visited classic swim spots like Jumping Rock and Sennet’s Hole. We went for a float down the river all the way to the dam. Campers had the chance to catch and identify different macroinvertebrates such as Hellgrammites and Damselfly Larva. We learned about the importance of these critters and the role they play in determining the health of the river.

River Romp (Gnarly Stump, 6/13/22-6/17/22)