Food + Meals
Camp meal-time is a time when ALL of Camp comes together to chat, laugh, swap jokes, share stories, and eat yummy food! Since this IS summer camp after all, there are days when breakfast, lunch or dinner has it's very own get-to-know me games, silly costumes, a unique dinner theme, or even a table party!
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are shared together on long, family style tables inside the Camp Lodge
meals Prepared with Love
Camp food is focused on healthy, wholesome and tasty! It is important that Campers and Staff are well fed to stay healthy, maintain energy levels and keep hydrated! Camp is fun, busy, and temperatures can get hot!
Campers are given an assigned table for the week, where they sit with counselors and campers from other cabins.
Selecting fresh foods and whole-food based ingredients is an important part of our meal planning and preparation process. Some weeks we are lucky enough to receive produce from friendly neighboring farms. Our Kitchen Staff does an amazing job of considering tasty and healthy foods that Campers love!
Water is served at every meal and pitchers are filled and re-filled. Staff are encouraged to make sure all campers are drinking lots of water at mealtime.
Fresh fruit, fresh salad greens and veggies are always served as sides to the main meal. Each summer we offer some of our "Camp Classic" meals that have been around for many years, but we also enjoy switching things up a bit!
special diets, food intolerance + allergies
If your child has specific food needs please contact us prior to Camp.
Campers with food allergies and highly specialized diets (ie: gluten free, celiac, vegan) must bring food for mealtime to supplement during their week. Please make sure mealtime food items are packed separately from your Campers clothing/gear and can be given to the Staff members at the Check-In Table on Sunday.
We have happily accommodated a variety of allergies, sensitivities and food intolerance requests in the past: gluten-free, wheat allergies, celiac, gluten-sensitive, nut and sesame allergies, dairy allergies, lactose intolerance, egg allergies and more. Many of our Staff members have special diets, allergies and intolerance.
Camp is not a nut free or gluten free facility. We do offer nut free, gluten free and vegetarian options at each meal, however we cannot guarantee that the food and surfaces are free of nuts, gluten, dairy or meat.
food plans and strategies
Fresh veggies, fruit, salad greens and other options are available at mealtime and additional items and items brought from home can be brought out as needed which can make special diets possible.
"Special Diets, Food Intolerance and Allergies" is a routine topic at each Staff Meeting, every week. All Staff members on the mountain are made aware of all the Campers with any special food needs and allergies as well as paying close attention to the specific needs of the Campers within their own Cabins.
Our Kitchen, each Cabin, and our Country Store will always have a list with each Campers name, age and special diet/allergy listed. It is critical to have visual reminder available quickly for specific food needs and allergies for the safety of our Campers.
let us know...
Of any allergies, which should be noted on Camper’s Health Form.
Should your child have severe food allergies, please communicate with us ahead of time to coordinate food that is provided by your family for your child’s Camp week.
Should your camper need special snacks, please pack those so they can be carried in your campers backpack throughout the day.
The Country Store (break)
The Country Store
Snacks: There are always fresh fruit options: apples, bananas, oranges, clementines, peaches, melons.
Annie's Organic Bunny Snacks, Cheese Sticks, Organic Fruit Snacks, Jerky, Pretzels, Popcorn, Pirates Booty, Veggie Straws, Clif Bars, Z Bars, Granola Bars, Fruit Leather
Locally made, all-natural popsicles (including dairy free!) and hand scooped-ice cream from available in the afternoons.
Drinks: Water, Izze, Fruit Juice Boxes, Chocolate Milk, Sparkling waters
*Offerings change slightly each week
Campers visit our Camp Store twice a day (once in the morning, once in the afternoon).
All of our snack and drink offerings are provided on a controlled basis and are included in the Camp fees.
Campers are permitted to bring nut-free snacks with them when they arrive to Camp (which remain in their Cabins or can be carried with them in their daypacks).