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Summer 365 Spotlight: Ilana Ockner

1.31.17 by Lauren

Join us in welcoming the newest member of the Summer 365 family, Ilana!

Summer 365 Camper of the Week: Carly Marks, Founder of CarlyMarly Designs

One of the many staples at camp is having a decked out friendship bracelet stack. Our newest Camper of the Week, Carly Marks, always had the chicest bracelet stack and now has used her friendship bracelet making skills for her amazing jewelry business CARLYMARLY DESIGNS!

Happy (Summer) Mother’s Day, Britton Bitterman

5.8.16 by Lauren

This Mother’s Day the Summer 365 team would like to appreciate and express much gratitude to all the female directors, who are mothers to hundreds of campers each summer. Read our interview with Camp Watitoh Director, Britton Bitterman.

Planning for Summer 2017: Sleepaway Camp Tours and Rookie Days

5.1.16 by Lauren

Countdown for ‪#‎summer2016‬ is on! There are less than 100 days until the start of the camp 2017 season!! We are in high-gear planning and preparing for this summer…AND 2017!

Food Allergies at Summer Camp

2.16.16 by Lauren

If your child has a food allergy from mild to severe, rest assured there is a camp for you! Summer 365 is here to guide you through the process of finding the right camp for your child’s food needs.

Happy Thanksgiving | Giving Thanks for Summer Camp

11.26.15 by Lauren

The Summer 365 Counselors are feeling thankful for the wonderful gift that is a summer spent at camp. And so, as we settle into our turkey and stuffing (and yes Thanksgiving s’mores are obviously on the dessert menu), we thought we’d share what aspects of camp we are truly grateful for…from friendships to field days and everything in between. From our family to yours Happy Thanksgiving!!

6 Dirty Jobs a Camp Counselor Does

10.18.15 by Summer 365

When the time comes to send your child away for their first summer at camp, you might be sweating the little things. Of course your child will make friends, discover new interests, and develop a sense of independence in their inaugural camp summer – these are all givens. But will they remember to use shampoo and make a dent in their toothpaste tube? Those are the big questions!