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Waitlisting Information
As we announced yesterday, our Week 2 session from July 9th - 14th is now full. On our registration site, you will now see an option to be added to the waitlist, as shown in Figure 1.
If you want to add your child to the waitlist, click “Add to waitlist,” then choose your tier. Once you’ve done this, you can select continue to the next step and complete your waitlist registration.
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Note: Only the Household Form is required to complete your waitlist registration.
If a spot opens up, we will notify you. Once you’ve confirmed that you want the open spot. We will update your registration, and the remaining forms to be completed will appear.
Additional Notes:
We do not take payment for waitlisted sessions.
If you would like assistance in adding your child to a waitlist, please contact us.
The Cabin Report | February 2023
February has arrived, and we hope everyone is staying warm and cozy. Registrations continue to be well ahead of last year, so don’t wait too long, otherwise you might miss your chance.
If you or someone you know is looking for a summer job, and love working with kids in the great outdoors. Consider applying, our application deadline has been extended to Feb 21st 2023.
Last month we published two short articles. The first was 5 was on how working at camp is more than just a job. Then we discussed why camp is a great place for kids to build new friendships.
Create Lifelong Friendships at Camp
Why Summer Camp is More Than Just a Job
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Create Lifelong Friendships at Camp
An excellent way for kids to spend their summer break is at summer camp. It is not only a fun and exciting experience, but it also has many advantages for kids' development.
Summer camp is an excellent place for kids to make new friends. Meeting and interacting with kids from different backgrounds and cultures can help kids develop their social skills and worldview. Camp can be great, especially for kids who might struggle to make friends in school. The friendships formed at camp, this summer could last a lifetime.
Camp Abegweit offers a variety of activities and programs that could help kids discover new interests and skills. We are sure your child will find something they enjoy, whether it's swimming, nature hikes, arts & crafts, or sports.
Are you still not sure? Check out what others are saying about us here. If you're ready, start your registration today! Don't wait, as spaces are filling up. Register Now.
Why Summer Camp is More Than Just a Job
Summer Camp is where memories are made, friendships are forged, and personal growth occurs. It's not just a place for kids to have fun but also for counselors and staff to gain valuable work and life experiences. If you're considering working at summer camp, here are some benefits you can expect:
Career Advancement: Many past counselors have become teachers, social workers, or youth development professionals. The skills you learn at camp can be transferred to various careers.
Making a Difference: At Camp Abegweit, you can make a real impact on the lives of young people. You will see positive changes in them, which will be incredibly rewarding.
Great Networking: Camp is a tight-knit community, and at Camp Abegweit, you will make connections that will last a lifetime.
Outdoor Fun: Camp is all about getting outside and enjoying nature. You'll spend your days playing games, doing nature walks, swimming at the beach, and much more!!
Unforgettable Memories: Working at summer camp is an experience you will never forget. The memories and the friendships you make will last a lifetime.
In conclusion, working at Camp Abegweit is a unique and valuable experience. It's not just a job; it's an opportunity to make a difference, gain practical life skills, and have the time of your life. If you're thinking about working at summer camp, apply today.