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Peconic Dunes 4-H Camp Sr Overnight Camp II+ Grades 6-10 Summer 2016 Long Island NY |
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at Peconic Dunes 4-H Camp in Southold, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York |
Date: |
June 26, 2016 - August 20, 2016 |
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Varies
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Admission: | Tuition: $1,599.00 per child; sailing $199.00. |
Location: |
Peconic Dunes 4-H Camp |
Street Address: |
6375 Soundview Avenue |
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Southold, NY 11971 |
Description: |
Peconic Dunes 4-H Camp Sr Overnight Camp II+ Grades 6-10 Summer 2016 at Peconic Dunes 4-H Camp in Southold, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.
Relationships
Our II+ campers will spend 2 weeks with the same cabin and brother or sister cabin, providing them more time to form the kinds of bonds that last a lifetime.
Skills
Spending 2 weeks at camp means more time to develop skills as instructors can continue to support your child's development.
Trips
All II+ campers go on an off-campus trip to Splish Splash or another one of Long Island’s super fun attractions. Campers will also go on an overnight camping trip, either camping on our LI Sound Beach or taking a 5-mile canoe paddle down the Peconic River and camping at Indian Island County Park.
At Peconic Dunes we believe in the platinum rule: Do unto others as they would have done unto themselves. The only way we know how to accomplish this is with listening, the key ingredient to empathy and any great friendship. Every activity at Peconic Dunes works to build stronger relationships with cabin-mates, counselors and every other person in the community. The friendships we make at camp offer us welcome support whenever we are in the Challenge Zone.
For some people, the day starts a little earlier with The Bears (Polar, Yoga, and Alpha). Then the whole camp gathers for flag raising, Quotemeister and kudos. One of our favorite traditions is t-shirt signing, when campers sign each other's camp shirts, a Peconic Dunes "year book." Friday night, with everyone gathered around the campfire one last time, some campers are recognized by an instructor with a patch, one of the highest honors a camper can earn.
- Blankets and patches
- Lakota circle
- Roundup
- Polar bear
- Kudos
- Quotemeister
- Flag raising and lowering
- Yoga bear
- The Lanyard
- T-shirt signing
- Songs
- Alpha Bear
Be Healthy
Healthy minds work best with healthy bodies. Peconic Dunes has partnered with Cornell University on health studies to create healthier NYS 4-H Camps. We continually work to create a healthy balance of activity, nutrition and rest. Everyday our entire community gets a mid-day siesta and when we are not relaxing we are playing. Meals are cooked from scratch on-site so we can ensure quality ingredients and meet the needs of most dietary restrictions.
Learn
"Learning by doing" has been the 4-H mantra since 1902. Jr Day Camp offers 15 activities covering a range of topics so our developing scientists, artists, leaders, sailors, athletes and outdoors people can all find something they like best. Our instructors will work with your child and help them set a personal goal; to aspire to do something she or he's never done before. All activities are 1-hour, and instructors regularly offer different challenges during the period to keep campers engaged.
- Adventure Trail
- Art and Design
- Backcountry Cooking
- Backyard Games
- Basketball
- Beach Volleyball
- ECO: Jr.
- Fishing
- Improv Theater
- Kayak
- Leadership
- Music
- Snorkeling
- Soccer
- Wilderness Skills
Have Fun
We believe everyone learns best when they’re having fun. No one makes camp more fun than a Peconic Dunes counselor. Our staff shares their passion for life and obscure interests. They always make sure they and everyone else is having fun, even when you are making your bed. One telling statistic, on a typical day, over half the community voluntarily wakes up early for one of the Morning Bears: Polar, Yoga or Alpha.
Jr. Overnight Campers also have Choice activities 2 - 3-times-a-day. The goal of Choice is to simply have fun. We offer all the same activities that we offer during Challenge, plus "a few more" to keep it interesting. Campers and staff are encouraged to invent new Choices all the time (and so, The One Direction Appreciation Society was born).
- Accent Lessons
- Animal Charades
- Bracelet Making
- Can Jam
- Capture the Flag
- Dodge Ball
- European Handball
- Face Painting
- Free Swim
- Frog Hunting
- Karaoke
- Kickball
- Lacrosse
- Nuke'em
- One Direction Appreciation Society
- Parachute Games
- Read and Relax
- Shelter Building
- Skit Practice
- Slip n' Slide
- Tie Dyeing
- Touch Football
- Touch Rugby
- Treasure Hunts
- Ultimate Frisbee
- Water Aerobics
- Water Polo
- Whal-icorn Hunting
- Whiffle Ball
- Writing Letters to Soldiers
Every night's a little different at Peconic Dunes. We have our classic campfires on the first and last night of camp, plus another during the mid-week talent show. It's not always sunny at camp so we have a few surprises to pull out if it rains.
- Carnival
- Closing campfire
- Counselor hunt
- Dance
- Get Yer Ya Yas Out campfire
- Opening campfire
- Sand sculpture competition
- Turtle games
- Ugly counselor contest
- Vespers
Based on the US Sailing Small Boat Sailor in Light Air (5-14 mph) certification program, we'll get you tacking and jibing on the Long Island Sound. While all campers are striving for certification, our goal is to use the standards to help campers develop a solid foundation. Our sailing instructors come from around the world to offer small group instruction on Sunfish and Laser sailboats. |
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631-852-8629 |
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