The 75th Anniversary Reunion was unforgettable.
From first hugs on Thursday to Sunday’s Final Flag Ceremony, more than 200 visitors returned to Camp. Every decade of our history was represented, with folks traveling from as far away as Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
Photo by Nancy Mosher
New Friends and Old
Much of the weekend was about reconnecting—catching up with old friends, walking the grounds to see what had changed (and what hadn’t). The lodge buzzed with history displays, presentations, and videos of Camp’s early years.
Parts of the day were just like a normal week at camp: Wake Up Music, Flag Raising and Lowering, Thought, Folk Dancing, and Campfire. Meals are now held in the Rec Area, which was an new for some, but when the first Get Your Elbows Off The Table song started, it felt just like camp again.
Afternoons brought swimming, kayaking, knot tying, and archery. Parents with kids, alumni across generations, and first-time visitors shared in the full camp experience—together.
My kids go to camp, my husband went, we got married here—so I’ve heard about it for years. But I was finally able to experience it.
— Rachel Sang
And there was a photo booth!
Merch
The 75th Anniversary T-shirt is on our online store alongside NEW throw-back designs.
Temporary tattoos based on each of camp’s decades were part of the welcome kit. You might see some of these in the store soon!
Next Reunion?
We’re exploring long-weekend reunions every five years, with smaller annual reunions in between.
Can’t wait?
Join us for Women’s Wellness (Sept 25–28) or Cider and Campfire (Oct 18). And every spring we need helping hands to get Camp ready.
Be sure to join our alumni registry or newsletter to stay up to date.
