One of the sweetest traditions at camp is our Brother-Sister Lunch, where campers from Girls Camp and Boys Camp come together for lunch filled with laughter, and lots of smiles.
The dining hall buzzed with excitement as siblings and cousins reunited for this special meal.
Campers shared stories about their summer so far! It’s always heartwarming to watch brothers and sisters sit side by side, proud to show off their camp to each other. Moments like this remind us why camp is more than just a summer away it’s a camp family in so many ways!
Last night was truly one to remember!The Juniors dazzled us all with their incredible production of Grease, filling the theatre with music, energy, and smiles. From the moment the lights came up, the audience was swept into the story of Rydell High, with campers giving their all to every song, every dance, and every scene. The costumes were fabulous, the performances were full of heart, and it was clear that weeks of hard work paid off in the most magical way.After the final bows and rousing applause, we shifted from celebration to reflection as we gathered to honor the late, great Miss Charlette Seward. In a deeply moving moment, the newly dedicated Charlette Seward Theatre plaque was unveiled in her memory.The plaque reads:“With boundless spirit, creativity and heart, Miss Charlette brought the magic of theatre to life for generations of campers. Her laughter filled the stage, her love uplifted every performer. Her curtain may have closed but her legacy lives on.”It was a powerful reminder of how Miss Charlette’s love of theatre and her dedication to our campers continues to inspire and shape our community. Her son, Donnie can now carry on the traditions his mom made so special at Raquette Lake Girls Camp.