Share the 225 acres of land with deer, raccoons, turtles, fish, birds and other critters, and stay in units which include cabins that sleep four with a ceiling fan and electricity and lodge-type units that sleep 12-20 with inside bathrooms and fans. Other camp buildings include the lodge, horse barn, Lizard Arts & Crafts shack and the pool. All campers enjoy swimming in the pool, sledding on our ski slope, learning outdoor skills (such as fire-building and outdoor cooking), creative arts, nature exploration, group games, and traditional camp activities like campfires and singing. Challenge yourself by trying one of our specialty programs such as horseback riding, low ropes or swim and science camps.

Summer resident camp sessions begin in mid- to late-June; more detailed information can be found at www.gswcf.org.