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Infirmary – Two nurses live on site and provide medical care to campers
around the clock.

CommTech Department – Here campers learn Radio Broadcasting, Sports

Broadcasting,
Computer Programming and Web Design, Electronics, and Video

Production.

Working Senior Cabin – Working seniors are the oldest campers in camp
and are among the few campers who do not live on “The Hill”.

Dining Hall – Everyone eats meals family style in the dining hall together with six campers and two counselors at each table.

“The Hill” is the cabin grove where the majority of campers and

counselors
live. It is also the center of camp where just about everything begins
and ends.

“The Hill” is the cabin grove where the majority of campers and

counselors
live. It is also the center of camp where just about everything begins
and ends.

Riflery

Campfire – Weekly meetings are held at the campfire on Sunday nights for
fun and games, traditional camp songs and skits, and awards for camper
of the week.

Camp Office

The “Waterfront” is

set on beautiful 70 Acre Lake Greeley and is large
enough to allow for instructional swim, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing,
sailing, and rowboating. No motorboats are allowed on Lake Greeley, so
the waterskiing and tubing are done on

The “Waterfront” is set on beautiful 70 Acre Lake Greeley and is large
enough to allow for instructional swim, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing,
sailing, and rowboating. No motorboats are allowed on Lake Greeley, so
the waterskiing and tubing are done on

Single Tennis Court

The “Rec Hall” hosts dances with our sister camp, Friday night movies,
and is home to the Woodshop, Silver Shop, and the Rocketry Room.

Archery Range

Soccer Field – The larger of the two fields on camp property, the soccer
field is also home to flag football, lacrosse, rugby, ultimate Frisbee
and more.

Camp Shohola Stables – Instruction is available in English Saddle Riding
and is one of the few activities in camp which carries a small extrafee.

The “Baseball Field” is the smaller of the two fields on Shohola

property
and is also home to golf, rugby, and ultimate Frisbee at times.

The “Ropes Course” features several high and low ropes elements, a

climbing
tower with beginner and advanced faces, and a zip line. Climbers can

also
choose to go on optional rock climbing trips as part of our trips

department.

Nature Cabin – Here campers can learn about local plant and wildlife,
feed the lizards and snakes, learn outdoor cooking, and embark on nature
trips.

The “Pavilion” hosts dances with our sister camp and activities such as
marshall arts, wrestling, and conditioning.

Double Tennis Courts

Senior Cabins – Seniors are the second oldest campers in camp and are

among the few campers who do not live on “The Hill”.

Lighted Hockey Rink and Basketball Courts

Arts & Crafts Department – Here campers learn pottery, stained glass, drawing and painting.