ABOUT CAMP

Camp Wayne, established in 1921, is a traditional "brother-sister camp", located in beautiful Wayne County Pennsylvania approximately 150 miles from New York and Philadelphia. It has been owned and operated by the Corpuel family since 1952 and is now flourishing under its third generation. Set upon 450 acres of groomed campus areas, open fields and lush forests, the boys’ and girls' camps are situated at opposite ends of our magnificent and private spring fed lake. Camp Wayne for Girls is a premier private resident camp for girls ages 7 through 15 with a well-rounded program and a warm, down to earth atmosphere. But as you will find, we are also a whole lot more.

Our goal at Camp Wayne is to provide our children with a healthy, happy and rewarding camp experience. Throughout the summer our amazing staff provides a positive influence by fostering the growth and character development of each camper.

We value a child’s camp experience as an important part of their maturation. We believe children need to gain a sense of self worth and learn to respect and trust others by living and working together with their peers and counselors. Our campers are encouraged to be honest with themselves, communicate openly with their feelings, develop independence and assume leadership responsibilities.

In addition, our campers learn through direct experience at a variety of camp activities where they develop new interests and skills. Camp Wayne for Girls offers children a chance to exercise personal initiative as a means to discover their infinite potential.

TIME                                             ACTIVITY

7:15 AM Early Bird Programs: Six days a week, campers have the option to get up early and participate in early bird instruction in areas such as Tennis, Gymnastics, Golf, and Jogging

8:00 AM Wake Up! A friendly wake-up over the loud speakers to wake up camp along with a Trivia Question for the day

8:20 AM Lineup: Campers and counselors gather ‘round the flagpole for morning announcements, good and welfare, thought of the day and raising of the flag

8:30 AM Breakfast: Hot meal each day served family style with full breakfast bar with over 12 cold cereals, hot cereals, fresh fruit, yogurt and more

9:00 AM Clean Up and Inspection: Campers & counselors work together to keep their bunk clean and safe

9:45 AM First Period: Campers travel by age group to activity when they hear the music playing over the loud speakers

10:50 AM Second Period: Campers travel by age group to activity

11:50 PM Third Period: Selective

12:50 PM Lunch: Daily entree along with full service salad bar with fresh greens, vegetables, pastas, mixed salads, and an assortment of different protein options to keep our campers going like cheese, cold cuts and more

1:30 PM Rest Hour: Some much needed down time in the bunks

2:35 PM Fourth Period: Campers travel by age group to activity

3:35 PM Fifth Period: Campers travel by age group to activity

4:30 PM Snack! Campers and staff gather in front of Dining Room Porch for snack time

4:35 PM Sixth Period: Hobby Hour

5:30 PM Shower Hour: Campers & staff return to the cabins to shower for dinner

6:30 PM Dinner: Daily entrée along with salad and substitute bar

7:15 PM Free Play: Campers have free time to play, write letters and relax around camp.  Staff members are designated to posts to provide supervision

7:45 PM Evening Activity: Anything from an all-girls game to a group social with Camp Wayne for Boy’s to an all-camp Drama Production.

9:30-11:30 PM Lights Out: Lights out beginning at 9:30pm for our youngest age group and progressing up to 11:30pm for our oldest campers

Girls also look forward to co-ed events like: Drama Productions, Halloween Party, Miss Wayne, Carnival, Co-Ed Day, Group Socials, Campfires and Disco Nights.

One very special activity that fosters a sense of community is our Friday night Creative Service, which is a time of sharing, reflecting and growing. The whole camp comes together to see and hear a different age group present poems, skits, stories and songs that they have prepared with careful counselor guidance. Groups select their own theme-- such as dealing with peer pressure, positive thinking, making good choices or acceptance of others-- and campers always leave Creative Services with a warm feeling.

Each group has a Big Trip at the end of the summer, consisting of a day trip to an amusement park for our younger campers or a two, three, or four day excursion for our older campers to places like Hershey Park, Lake Placid or Ocean City, MD.

But the most anticipated event of the summer is our four-day Color War --with emphasis on good sportsmanship, creativity and enthusiasm. Starting with a surprise "breakout," it is a spirit-filled competition that includes sports, dining room decorations, team banners, dances and cheers, songs, skits, Bucket Brigade, Rope Burning, Hatchet Hunt, Apache Relay and Big Sing.

We like to think that every day and every evening here is fun -- but these special events are even more spectacular.

经历了…

1095天

186000公里

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为青少年精选全球

5大洲，

26个国家，

5372个营地，

24185个活动项目，

It is all for LOVE.

So，Camping！