Monday, March 16, 2009

Teens Go to Camp: The End of Boredom

By Jeff and Lonnie Lorenz

Parents of teenagers can find a summer camp that suits the needs of their child. Wisconsin Camps like Swift Nature Camp near Minong offer coed teen summer camp programs that are just for teenaged campers up to 15 years of age. A Counselor in Training Program offers a transition for teens aged 16 and 17.

Like its summer camp programs for pre-teens, Swift Nature Camp offers an amazing range of camp activities. Hiking, climbing, ceramics, horseback riding, tennis, kayaking, and whitewater rafting are among the most popular programs among teen campers.

Summer camps bring teens into a relaxed and fun-filled environment, foster self-esteem and independence, and inspire challenge with new physical and creative activities.Camp is a special opportunity to make friends for kids of all ages, and teens are no exception. Most easily bored teens crave adventure. Swift Nature Camp offers their Adventure Camp program, opportunities to leave camp behind and take trips to the Apostle Islands, the International Wolf Center, or the Mississippi River.

The directors of Swift Nature Camp believe that children of all ages, especially teenagers, need a break from the stres and competition of the modern world. A positive, encouraging environment that fosters acceptance brings a welcome balance to young lives. The small, intimate, friendly and non-competetive environment for all of its teen summer camp programs benefits veteran campers and first-timers alike.

Campers come to love and remember the fun, the companionship and the life in a beautiful natural setting among caring staff and instructors, . Many teen campers return summer after summer, returning to see friends and enjoy everything they have come to know as camp life. Summer camp is a great place to find real relief from the pressures of home, school and competetive sports. be oneself and a perfect place to make lifelong friends. Camp is the open door to self discovery. - 16887

About the Author:

No comments: