Campers registered for these camps enjoy the best of both worlds! Campers enrolled in specialty camps participate half of the day in their chosen camp and then join base camp for the other half of their day (Monday-Thursday). Friday we have unique all-camp programming based on our weekly theme.
Join us for an outdoor culinary kitchen experience as our chef’s kitchen transforms into a Farm to Table program this summer! Campers will learn to appreciate farm fresh produce and how to turn it into tasty snacks and dishes they will love! Each day will feature a new lesson with lots of hands-on learning which will culminate in a meal as they learn about prepping, outdoor cooking and clean up, all while developing practical skills and habits that will put them on a path to lifelong wellness in a fun and engaging environment.
Does your camper enjoy spending time outdoors fishing? If so, we have the perfect camp for them. Our fishing specialist takes campers out each morning to a different location around Burgess Pond where they will learn the basics of fishing, finding and hooking bait and reeling in. We will also teach them how to be mindful and ethical with fishing strategies that support our eco-system through our catch and release program.
Calling all wizards, witches, fairies and all things magical! Come join us and discover the magic in and around you. We will be doing exercises to discover and unleash your magical powers. We will be making magic wands, your own personal wizard/witch hats, potions, enchanted robes, and even your own book of spells. AT TWAC Academy of Magic, we love to play quidditch so you will be creating and customizing your own broom to play on the enchanted and magical playing fields of Teamworks Adventure Camp! This camp is only offered a few weeks each summer, so make sure you do not wait too long to register or your chance to attend may ...disappear!
High energy, outdoor fun! Camper will learn the proper way to perform natural movements like jumping, running, crawling and climbing - movements that can turn real life into an obstacle course. Active, creative kids will have a chance to experience high energy games and free running activities in an outdoor environment. The goal is to improve campers all around physical abilities like strength, agility, and coordination and instill a lifelong love of movement. Led by experienced Teamworks Sport Performance coaches, safety and efficient technique will be taught and emphasized.
We are cordially inviting your camper to Princess Camp this summer. Let the magic begin as we sing, dance and play the week away! Join us in making crowns and magic wands, play royal games, parades, dance parties, tea parties and even making princess slime, all leading up to a magical Coronation Day Ceremony. Don't miss out on the fun, sign up today!
There is nothing better than running and playing outside in the summer, so get ready to battle with your NERF gun and foam darts! Campers will play strategic and tactical games safely under close supervision as they learn cooperative and fair play. Please note, participants must bring their own NERF equipment.
Learn a new skill and create something unique this summer in our woodworking shop. This experience is available to campers ages 10-14. Campers will work on a group project as well as a free build for themselves. Our specialist will show the campers how to get the most out of working in this creative medium.
Below is the general layout for a typical camp day and a list of different choice activities that
may be offered. Please note, some choice activities may not be available each week.
To help parents prepare for camp, we’ve created a list of
required items to bring. Please make sure names are clearly
marked on all personal items.
We ask that campers do not bring any personal games, toys, etc to camp. Also, due to the physical nature of our camp and the activities the campers attend, we respectfully request that campers leave their cell phones, tablets and smart watches at home as we cannot be held liable for loss, theft or damage.
