A day in the life of Camp MOE!!
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Every day at Camp MOE is filled with adventures, challenges and fun through a variety of activities. All campers are placed in small groups determined by their age, abilities, development and the grade they will be entering in the fall. Rain or shine, we are at camp.
Campers in 1st and 2nd grade will experience swimming lessons, arts and crafts, music, gaga, nature and other various activities including community programs.
Our campers stay with their counselors all day ratio 1:4.
Campers entering 3rd through 7th grades in the fall will have the opportunity to choose the activities they participate in. These activities include arts and crafts, dance, sports, music, archery, boating, gaga and much more.
Campers in this age group also take swimming lessons and have free swim daily.
Campers entering 8th and 9th grade are awarded more responsibility through our mentorship
program. This group participates in team building and helping the younger campers learn
new games and activities.
Campers entering 10th grade will be guided through a Leadership Development Program.
The goal of the program is to teach our CIT’s (Counselors in Training) the "ins and outs" of being a camp counselor through hands-on experiences. The CIT program requires an application and interview.
Campers in 1st and 2nd grade will experience swimming lessons, arts and crafts, music, gaga, nature and other various activities including community programs.
Our campers stay with their counselors all day ratio 1:4.
Campers entering 3rd through 7th grades in the fall will have the opportunity to choose the activities they participate in. These activities include arts and crafts, dance, sports, music, archery, boating, gaga and much more.
Campers in this age group also take swimming lessons and have free swim daily.
Campers entering 8th and 9th grade are awarded more responsibility through our mentorship
program. This group participates in team building and helping the younger campers learn
new games and activities.
Campers entering 10th grade will be guided through a Leadership Development Program.
The goal of the program is to teach our CIT’s (Counselors in Training) the "ins and outs" of being a camp counselor through hands-on experiences. The CIT program requires an application and interview.
Listen to what our campers and staff have to say...
Meals
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Lunch is offered free of charge to all campers 18 years of age and younger through EdAdvance. Three options are available on most days. Sunbutter (not peanut butter) & jelly is offered daily.
Your child may elect to bring his/her own lunch to camp; however, we ask that you send it in a clearly marked brown paper bag. All lunches are stored in refrigeration per CT state regulation. Menus will be posted at the start of the camp season.
Your child may elect to bring his/her own lunch to camp; however, we ask that you send it in a clearly marked brown paper bag. All lunches are stored in refrigeration per CT state regulation. Menus will be posted at the start of the camp season.
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