Camp Life
Bunk Life
- 8 boys & 4 counselors per bunk
- Private bathrooms and showers
- On-demand hot water
- Plenty of storage space
- Choice of single or bunk bed
Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner
The centerpiece of camp is our original log dining hall which overlooks the lake. With round Adirondack style tables and a stone fireplace, the dining hall can seat the entire camp for each meal, with each bunk eating together.
Check out the yummy meals you’ll be eating in our lakeside Dining Room.
Orange juice, cereal, pancakes, waffles, eggs, made-to-order omelets, fresh berries, bananas, yogurt, bagels, hot chocolate with mini marshmallows… pizza, chicken tenders, hamburgers, tacos, fajitas, quesadillas, spaghetti and meat balls, lasagna, baked ziti, macaroni and cheese, subs, and a complete salad bar, protein bar… grilled steak, fried chicken, roast chicken, BBQ hamburger, veggie burgers, corn on the cob, baked potatoes, sweet potatoes, assorted home baked deserts…
You’ll eat “family style” with your bunk and counselors. Camp food really is the best food.
Social Hall
The camp social hall is our theatre and ceremonial hall. All our camp trophies and honor rolls, since the founding of camp, can be found mounted on the walls.
Canteen
The Canteen is the nightly gathering spot for campers, scheduled by age group, where they can enjoy treats and play games while they listen to music.
Snacktime (mid-day)
Fresh fruit, ice cream, fresh baked cookies…
Special Events
- Inter-Collegiate Competitions
- Color War — Green vs. White All-camp Competition
- Final Four Competition
- Beach Blast
- All Star Day
- July 4th
- Carnival
- DJ Parties
- Hobby Nights
- Western Night
- Family Nights
- Brother/Sister Lunches
- Trip Days
Arena
With seating for at least 1000 people, the arena is used for all camp events, intracamp tournaments, and occasionally for boy/girl camp get-togethers. The arena also houses indoor hockey, basketball, volleyball, Color War events, and ceremonies.
Campfire
The amphitheater-style custom campfire site which overlooks the lake is where we hold our weekly full-camp fire and various traditional ceremonies such as the first and last nights of camp.
Interested in learning more about Raquette Lake Boys Camp?
