Where would we all be without Moms? With all that Moms do to make sure we’ve got everything that we need it’s appropriate that on one day a year we celebrate all that hard work! Here at Camp Keystone we have a whole group of Moms who help us make camp happen every year and we couldn’t do it without them.

If you’re looking for a fantastic gift idea for Mom this year think about making her a book all about her and the adventures she shares with her family. Here’s a fantastic idea that only takes a few supplies and is sure to make Mom smile.

Looking for some place special to take Mom this year for Mother’s Day? Our staff put some thought into a few local places that might just make Mom’s Day.

• 6th Annual Mother’s Day Brunch at the The Ronald Reagan Library – Sunday, May 13th beginning at 8am and running until 1pm. Call for details as there are very few spots left!
• Mother’s Day Tea at Gull Wings – Saturday, May 12th from 8.30am to 10.30am.
• Murals and Roses at The Olivas Adobe – Sunday, May 13th

There are plenty of ways to show Mom you appreciate her this year, whether it’s a walk on the beach, a special made breakfast in bed or classic brunch at a splendid eatery, Mom is sure to love any token of appreciation that she receives on her special day.

We love and appreciate our Camp Keystone Moms and we hope that every one of you has a very special Mother’s Day!

Do you have a little-fish-in-the-making living in your home? Water safety is extremely important during the summer months and at Camp Keystone we have created a program with the all the essentials for any level swimmer.

Keystone Swim School is unlike any other program! Our amazing staff has created a program based on creating confidence in the water through nurturing each child’s abilities. Our swim school director is not just a Master Scuba Diver and former competitive swimmer but, Elyse is also the mother of two and she ensures that every instructor is trained in the best and latest methods for creating a learning environment that is fun, engaging and full of memories. Keystone Swim School offers a number of different class levels, all with specific pre-requisites and goals. Every swimmer has the chance to be evaluated to ensure they are registered for the proper class and swimmers are monitored for progress and kept with the class that best suits their skill level.

To go along with our stellar program the Keystone Swim School utilizes state of the art facilities including two heated pools, on-site here at Camp Keystone along with our 274’ Water Slide for after lesson fun! Complete with private changing areas for the kids, as well as a covered observation deck for parents to view lessons in comfort, our program and facilities are unmatched by any other local program.

The swim school program meets after Camp Keystone finishes for the day and gives swimmers the attention and care they need to earn their fins. Register today or give our office a quick call if you have questions!

Have you registered your kids for camp? Then you’re going to want to take advantage of this very exclusive Facebook Fan ONLY Event!

All currently registered families who are also Facebook fans of Camp Keystone are cordially invited to our 1st Annual Facebook Fan Fun Days to test drive our new Alpine Tube Slide! That’s right Camp Keystone is inviting all our amazing fans from Facebook to an exclusive opportunity to come out to the park and test drive the new and exciting Alpine Tube Slide! If there was ever a reason to be a Facebook Fan this is a good one!

Join us next week on either of the following dates:

• Wednesday, May 9th from 3pm to 5pm
• Thursday, May 10th from 3pm to 5pm
• Friday, May 11th from 2pm to 5pm

Please RSVP on our Facebook Page Here!

If you know anyone who is registered for camp already and isn’t a Fan on Facebook make sure to give them a nudge to LIKE us on Facebook today to be able to participate. And don’t forget to RSVP so we know what size crowd to expect.

We hope to see you there.

Who’s excited for summer?!?!? We sure are! But in the meantime, we’re keeping our eyes peeled for exciting family activities to keep our camper’s and their families busy until summer starts. This weekend one of our office staff came across a piece on the Conejo Valley Guide about the exciting start of Conejo Valley Days starting this Thursday, May 3rd!

Conejo Valley Days celebrates its 56th year of bringing friends, families and community groups together for awesome family fun! The Conejo Valley Days celebration began with a small group of friends looking to gather and celebrate the local community and that small gathering has grown into an event that sees upwards of 55,000 visitors every year! As one of the main sources of fundraising for more than 20 local community groups and non-profits this awesome festival has something for everyone! From carnival games and rides to BBQ Contest to a Ladies Western Dress Contest, the Conejo Valley Days are the place to be this weekend!

The festival makes its home at the Conjeo South Creek Park and the weather should be perfect for a day out with the family enjoying the spring sunshine and supporting our local community as well. How much fun can one pack into an afternoon? Well, while it’s not Camp Keystone it sure does look like a great time for everyone.

Camp Keystone staffers are pumped for the summer season and we can’t wait to see everyone! Don’t forget to share your family adventures with us on Facebook!

Earth Day is this weekend!

Earth Day has been held on April 22nd and has been celebrated every year since 1970 in celebration of our environment and to encourage environment education to kids of all ages! Here at Camp Keystone we love the beauty of the natural world that we get to call home, and one of the core values we teach here during camp is appreciation for the Earth and all that nature gives us.

Through experiential education our campers are able to not just have a blast participating in camp activities but also gain an appreciation for the amazing environment that is home to Camp Keystone. Earth Day is an excellent time to remind ourselves how precious our environment is and to educate our families on the best ways we can do our part!

Check out these fantastic family events and click here for more information and links to all of them at the Conejo Valley Guide.

Saturday/Sunday, April 21-22: 13th Annual Topanga Earth Day Celebration
Saturday, April 21st: 2012 Ojai Earth Play Event
Saturday, April 21st: 3rd Annual Earth Day Event at Camarillo Community Center
Saturday, April 21st: Earth Day, Fun Day at Simi Valley Town Center
Sat/Sun, April 21/22: Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival
Sunday, April 22nd: Earth Day Fair and Library Grand Opening in Malibu
Sunday, April 22nd: Grand Opening of Simi Valley Community Garden
Sunday, April 22nd: Earth Day Event at Malibu Country Mart
Saturday, April 28th: 15th Annual Arbor/Earth Day Event in Thousand Oaks

Celebrate Earth Day this year at one of the many events in the area and then share your children’s ideas for ways to continue helping the Earth be a safer, healthier and cleaner place for us all to live on our Facebook page!

The memory sharing continues with Assistant Camp Director Princess, who takes a moment to share with all of us the beauty of being raised in a camp environment and how that has impacted her life and her love of educating children!

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I can’t imagine my career not including children. As a Kindergarten teacher, people constantly ask me how I have the patience to deal with 5 year olds who are needy, impatient, demanding, and impulsive. In my eyes, they are loving, witty, accepting, and eager to learn. I couldn’t picture a day without them. As summer arrives, my colleagues are ready to take a break, but I’m eagerly getting ready to switch hats from Kindergarten teacher to Assistant Camp Director.

It’s impossible to envision a summer without camp. In fact, I’ve never had a summer without camp! As a young child, I went to camp with my mom, who was a camp director, and “helped” her around the office. When I was old enough to attend camp at age 3, I looked forward to our luaus and swimming in the little pool. I returned to camp for the next 11 years not because I had to, but because of what camp offered me. Camp allowed me to develop self-esteem and confidence, make new friendships, challenge myself in non-academic activities, and while I didn’t realize it at the time, offered me some of the most important role models in my life.

I continued going to camp not because my mom was there, but because I was made a star. My counselors always made me feel special. I would go to camp hoping they would recognize me showing an act of kindness or trying something for the first time. I would come home with handmade awards that I would demand be hung on the fridge. My counselors taught me how to be a better person.
I often dreamed of the day I could be a counselor. From my different co-counselors I learned everything about campers from how to handle homesickness, motivate them, how to befriend and discipline children. I was confident that after my years at camp and my 2 years as a camper-in-leadership training I was ready.

I was a camp counselor for 8 summers while pursuing my undergrad degree in Psychology and my Masters in Elementary Education. Camp people are a unique breed. It’s not the high paying wages, the stylish uniform or the glamorous working conditions that attract us to camp; it’s the ability to change a child’s life, to be a friend to one in need, to watch children grow and succeed, and to do it all while having as much fun as the children.

It’s a unique challenge to be called up from being one of the colleagues to now being their supervisor. It was such an honor to be asked to become part of the Director staff. I knew my love and passion for children had been noticed by all. My position as a Director is exciting; no two days are the same. I still get to work with children in addition to inspiring and evaluating colleagues and bonding with parents over their child’s ups and downs.

Camp helps me become a better teacher while being a teacher helps me become a better Camp Director. Camp allows me to be uninhibited and remain without judgment, and often childlike in my new experiences. Camp Keystone has become my family. It is where I’ve made some of my dearest friends and created a lifetime of memories.

Our camp staff is tremendously proud of the hard work and effort put forth by our directors, Nemo and Shadow to once again maintain our ACA Accreditation! Not only do they spend hours and hours on thousands of pages of documentation for the ACA Accreditation process but they work extremely hard to create and implement programs with their fellow directors that make Camp Keystone a cut above the rest.

ACA Accreditation means a few very important things in terms of the quality of our programming, the safety standards we maintain and also the intensity of our staff training every year. But, really what it means to us and hopefully to our families is that here at Camp Keystone we think of your children as being members of our extended family, and we want only the very best for them!

Don’t hesitate to call us with questions about our certification or pop on over the ACA website for more information.

Choosing summer programming for your child can be difficult with all the choices available today. Summer camps can be especially challenging to navigate, with several options and different types of camp programs, it is important to know what to look for in a quality summer camp. And also, to figure out what type of program is right for your child.

When looking at summer camp programs it is important to take into account the following….

• What do you hope your child will gain from the camp experience?
• Think about your child’s interests. What are their favorite hobbies? Do they like sports? Would they benefit from an experiential program?
• What facilities does the camp have and how are they utilized for each age group?
• Is it a structured program or one that emphasizes a lot of free choice?
• Is the camp accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA)?
• Does this camp offer tours or open houses where you can meet with the staff?

Before picking a summer camp program do some research and jot down ideas about what kind of program you think would be ideal for your family. Take a moment to browse sites like the American Camp Association for helpful tips. Planning ahead for the summer is ideal so that your camp selection fits your child’s interests and will have a positive impact. There is nothing more important that getting all the benefits out of the camp experience and sharing those memories every day with your child.

At Camp Keystone our experienced and well-trained staff, is always here to help with any questions you might have about the planning process and guide your though our programs offerings.

In June of 1999, my son had just finished 1st grade and my daughter graduated from kindergarten. All of there friends were going to this fabulous camp named Camp Keystone, and my kids wanted to join them. I had a couple of friends who worked at the camp, and they told me that there was a position in the office that needed to be filled. I called on Friday, had an interview that day, and started work on Monday. As they say, the rest is history!

Camp Keystone is more than a job…it’s a family! My son is now a freshman in college and my daughter will be graduating high school in June. They have been fortunate enough to grow up at Camp Keystone, and have established friendships and created bonds that will last them a lifetime…as have I. I can honestly say that my closest friends have all been a part of the past and present Keystone family.

Elyse on vacation with her children...almost all grown up!

The summer of 2012 will mark my 14th summer at Camp Keystone. I love being a part of a program that only has the kids’ best interest at heart. There is not another camp out there that offers the facility, programming, activities, and staff that Camp Keystone does. I look forward to the craziness of the summer; the interaction with the parents and campers, and watching the campers grow, learn and develop new skills day in and day out. In fact, it is that craziness that keeps me sane!

There are few better memories than those made during summer camp! Those summer months when the days are filled with pure fun and excitement; and every day ends with a story that only your child can tell.

Choosing a summer camp is a tough decision with all the options available and pinpointing the best type of camp for your child is key to achieving summer camp success. While deciding between camps think of the value that a summer camp program will bring to your child’s summer vacation. Not only are summer camps massive fun and filled with a variety of learning opportunities but they also teach teamwork, confidence and encourage skill building.

The American Camp Association (ACA) recently did a survey of 5,000 families across the nation to come up with an overview of the Value of Camp which included the opinion of not just parents but the campers as well. And of course those are the opinions that matter! Read the results here and find out more about the ACA accreditation process here.

Participating in summer camp gives children the opportunity to develop current skills, uncover hidden talents and open up their world to new experiences that they can take with them long after their camping days are over. Here at Camp Keystone we value those shared memories that not only we see the kids building with each other but also those that we get to carry with us. Seeing children take leaps and bounds into confidence and independence is the greatest reward for any camp staffer.

We’re looking forward to our summer days ahead and the staff is looking forward to seeing all the new and returning campers!

Little did I know that one small moment when I was fourteen years old would shape the rest of my life as I knew it. During the summer of 1990 I experienced my first job, as a “Counselor in Leadership Training” at a local summer camp. Sure, kids were fun, the money ($11 per day) would fit my teenage “needs” of Friday night outings to the movies and the latest CDs, and of course extra socialization with girls never hurt a guy either. My first assignment – Tom Sawyer Island, the gold panning station to be exact. Imagine a large trough, murky water, sand, and enough “gold” pieces just to peak the interest of a seven year old. This one would be easy, I smiled, resigning myself to the nearest bench, supervising, and doing quite a good job of it, so I thought. My summer started out in this fashion each day, with me becoming more familiar with how to do just enough work to make my bosses happy, staying pretty much out of everyone’s way, simply going through the motions.

About two weeks into the summer it was the day to restock the gold at Tom Sawyer’s Island. After visiting the “treasure chest”, I carefully dug deep into the sand and hid the gold just far enough for a challenge, easy enough to ensure success. Up to my elbows in sand and water I remember a visit from a group of six year old boys.

“What are you doing?” they eagerly shouted.

“Well, I’m burying sunken treasure deep into the sand for us to mine.”

“Cooooool!” their response was genuine, and instantly sleeves were rolled up and some major digging began. Taking a few steps back into my “supervisor” role, I couldn’t help but realize how the mood suddenly changed. No longer was I engaged in the activity, and no longer did any of the kids have energy or desire to continue. At that moment I figured out a lesson that no amount of education could ever teach – I had the power to make this experience one that kids would remember for a lifetime. I quickly grabbed some more gold, and with a slight of hand placed it in each boy’s metal pan. Their screams and laughter told the rest of the story, and I had made gold panning something remarkable.

While it may seem like a simple moment, I began to “see” my days at camp different. I realized that if I could connect individually with kids, I could truly make any experience spectacular. I was no longer on the peripheral looking in; I was capitalizing on each minute to make a difference in the lives and excitement of children.

That summer proved to be a turning point in my development as a person. I realized there was so much more involved with interacting with kids than I could even imagine. I saw my role models in the directors of the camp, and I tapped into their expertise as often as they would let me. I began to see that every moment, no matter how large or small, with a child was important, and I lived all of those experiences with my campers. That summer I helped a seven year old conquer his fears of the waterslide, taught four kids how to tie their shoes, braved an overnight campout with ten six year olds, became an expert gold miner, tracked down countless missing backpacks and lunches, and truly made a difference in the lives of kids. No longer did the trials and dramatics of high school matter to me because I was doing something bigger. I was truly changing lives for the better.

I couldn’t imagine my life without working with kids. I knew this was going to be my path into the future, and this moment provided me with absolute clarity that I wanted to be able to take these small moments and turn them in to something magical.

Twenty-two years, thousands of kids, hundreds of arts and crafts projects, go-kart rides, team building games, and sixty-four overnight campouts later, summer camp has completely shaped the person I am today. My summer wouldn’t be complete without these experiences, and I haven’t had a summer since the age of 13 without them.

I find myself extremely fortunate to do something everyday that I truly love, with people that I consider to be a part of my family. My camp experience at fourteen led me down the path to become a counselor, camp director, and elementary school teacher. To this day I strive to make deep connections with kids, turning any old math lesson, archery session, closing round-up, or walk up Keystone’s monstrous hill to horses a moment that kids can celebrate, feel connected, and learn. I try to never miss a single opportunity with kids, and I completely believe in “getting my hands dirty” with their experiences and lives. Little did I realize all it took was some gold panning and muddy water to teach me this important lesson.

Our amazing Directors are excited about sharing their camp memories that date back to the times when they were little campers. Shadow has graciously shared her memories with us and we’re so lucky to continue to have such amazing and dedicated directors! Over the years that Shadow has been with us here at Camp Keystone, we have collected several moments in time thanks to the fantastic developments in modern technology and we’ve decided to share a few of our favorites with you. Read more of Shadow’s recollections and memories here.

Every image we capture here at Camp Keystone helps us remember those shared memories and keep them with us every day for the rest of our summer days. Shadow has been gracious enough to share those memories with us, and you can find them here. Shadow and our other Directors carry with them a special passion for the camp life and none of us would every change a thing about how we came to be here at Camp Keystone today!

Do you have some moments that you just can’t resist sharing? Hop on over to our Camp Keystone Facebook page and leave us your child’s favorite memory on our wall, and don’t be shy!

The first Camp Keystone Open House is just around the corner! As we work getting our program offerings ready for open house, we have also begun collecting applications for our highly coveted counselor positions. Every year we comb through tons of resumes and applications looking for quality individuals who have the dedication and drive to represent Camp Keystone. This year we thought we’d ask our amazing parents for your thoughtful referrals of individuals to add to our already high quality staff.

Our Directors are looking for college students that have a strong passion for working with children in a nurturing and caring environment that focuses on encouraging growth through our amazing program activities. While many are searching for a job to fill the gaps of time and make a little extra money, we aren’t looking for those individuals. This is not just any summer job, and requires passion and dedication to having fun while enriching the lives of our campers every single day!

Since, we are confident that our camp families are the best around, we know that you’re likely to know some great potential counselors! Share this link with anyone who you think would be an ideal candidate, and have them fill out the application form that can be found on-line here, and have them send it into us. Every applicant is thoroughly screened and the hiring process includes several steps beginning with group interviews with our Directors and the Grand Pooh Bah.

While building a thrilling summer experience for all our campers is important, at the core of this experience is a drive to provide a quality nurturing environment. Please don’t hesitate to send your recommendations our way, or have them jump on our website to find the application instructions!

Keystone Pottery Camp is a uniquely designed pottery experience that will serve as an additional fantastic Camp Keystone offering in a day filled with instruction that parallels those of a real art studio. Every camper will experience the most stellar art direction from our talented and highly renowned instructor, Hannie Goldgewicht. Campers will learn various hand building techniques such as slab construction, coiling, pinching as well as sculpture methods, to create one of a kind pieces.

An experience unlike any other, all pottery participants will spend an amazing part of their camp day taking part in our famous Camp Keystone activities including daily time at the 274’ Waterslide and Pool, as well as three other activities to round out an amazing Camp Keystone day! With all this wrapped into one fantastic program Keystone Pottery is singularly the most inspiring and exciting by offering the best of every world!

Our camper will experience the following types of projects during their 2- hours of dedicated pottery camp.

• Utilitarian pieces like mugs, cups, bowls, plates, vases, boxes, pots.
• Decorative pieces like wind chimes, wall art, picture frames, signs, magnets, sculpture (animal figures, monsters, robots, etc)
• We will work on at least one complex piece like a bird house, cool candle holders or a functioning ocarina (ceramic flute)

Keystone Pottery Camp offers the most unique pottery program in Los Angeles and features the best of the best in pottery making equipment!

• Beautifully appointed air-conditioned pottery studio dedicated just for pottery camp
• State of the art in equipment including wheels and kilns
• Quality tools that include: potter’s rib, steel scraper, wood modeling tool, needle tool, ribbon tool, loop tool, sponge and wire clay cutter.

Our amazingly talented and accomplished instructor, Hannie, has several fond memories of attending camp as a child, and adoring the rainy days when campers had to sit inside for arts and crafts. For her, this time was the most exciting time since she enjoyed letting her imagination run wild and creating. As a teenager, Hannie was a counselor in the scout youth movement and by the time she was twenty years old, she was teaching in a pottery studio!

As a mother to a seven year old boy, Hannie is dedicated to education and teaching children how to embrace all aspects of their talents by encouraging every child to explore and understand their strengths and weaknesses. Hannie uses her experience as an artist and mother to identify what each child needs and to guide them through the delicate learning process.

Camp Keystone staffers just announced the addition of Keystone Mining, and we aren’t stopping there! The Grand Pooh Bah has acquired another incredible program activity to enhance the experience of our campers and we are so excited to introduce the outstanding Keystone Alpine Slide!

The Keystone Alpine Slide is a remarkable experience that our campers will adore from the top of the 170’ slide all the way to the bottom of this thrilling tubing adventure! Who needs real snow when you’ve got an entire slide covered in artificial snow that resembles grass and makes for a slick and speedy sliding experience? Not us here at Camp Keystone! We’ve got dual-slides that can be utilized for wicked cool races! And, with 30 tubes there is virtually no waiting while groups experience this unbelievable addition to Camp Keystone.

Our staff always has our camper’s safety in mind when it comes to adding program activities to our daily schedule, and the Keystone Alpine Slide is scheduled for installation during the first week of March and will be supervised by the manufacturer. The alpine slide features safety rails and breaking system that allows for our campers to take advantage of tandem sliding and training, which is encourage by the manufacturer of the slide! This is exciting news considering we strictly prohibit tandem sliding on our water slide!

All of our new program activities don’t just offer an exciting experience for our campers but also prove to provide experiential learning and challenges, which create a sense of pride in ones accomplishments that your child can take with them everywhere. Every Camp Keystone day is designed with your child’s maximum growth in mind, and this above all things is why we keep coming back every summer!

Summer is right around the corner and it is never too early to start planning for summer break! Here at Camp Keystone we are super excited about the summer plans already in the works for camp, and by taking the time to plan summer adventures early you give yourself the opportunity for securing spots in popular activities that fill up quick.

There are a variety of summer camps in the area and choosing one can be tough. Create a game plan early and you will be certain to find something that will make everyone happy. During your free time, take a moment to make a list of the activities your children have enjoyed in the past. Research different camp programs that offer the kind of program that your child will thrive in and mark your calendar for when those programs offer open houses, tours or informational programs that give you a chance to see what you’re signing up your child for.

Summer Camp is a great way to fill those summer weeks, either before or after that much needed family vacation. Keeping kids active and involved in skill building activities is key to growth and development for all ages. Here at Camp Keystone we pride ourselves on having the coolest camp with classic fun! Not only do we pride ourselves on being a camp with tons of amazing activities like our 274’ water slide, horseback riding, arts and crafts, go-carts and much more. Our staff works tirelessly to promote confidence and skill building all summer long, through activities led by our experienced and well-trained staff that puts every child in the spotlight.

When you’re ready to start putting those plans into actions, our knowledgeable staff at Camp Keystone is already gearing up for an outstanding summer and we’re happy to answer any questions your family might have. Give us a call to schedule an Open House visit or private tour today.

Every year our staff looks for new and exciting ways to engage and entertain our campers. While Camp Keystone is already the best camp around we strive to always do better! And we’ve got a NEW activity for our campers!

DRUM ROLL PLEASE!!

We’d like to introduce…Keystone Mining!

An ideal addition to our already remarkable daily events, Camp Keystone’s gem, stone and mineral themed groups will adore Keystone Mining! Our campers will get the opportunity to pan for gems, stones and minerals that they can use to craft their very own Key-Stone collection by utilizing our brand new mining equipment that features a 24′ sluice with water tower, 3 water drops and everyone is certain to hit pay dirt every time!

The Grand Pooh Bah is always looking for new entertaining additions to Camp Keystone and recently, he was inspired by Nar Nar’s reminiscing of the time spent at Meadow Oaks early in his career. And with tales of Nar Nar’s fond memories of panning for gold with campers firmly planted in his mind, the Grand Pooh Bah searched all over and finally found a way to make this dream reality!

Our staff is so excited about this new and exciting offering! We’re prepping for a big summer and we can’t wait to unveil this new exciting adventure to all the campers!

By the way, stay tuned for details on more exciting new features and offering from the Grand Pooh Bah! He’s had a lot of inspiration during this off-season and he can’t wait to share it with everyone!

Arrr mateys! Jump on board and escape to a time when the Seven Seas held treasures aplenty and every day was an adventure! We love a good adventure and if you’re a lover of Camp Keystone then we know so do you!

As of January 13th, the tall boats the Lady Washington & Hawaiian Chieftain docked in Channel Islands until January 23rd and then Ventura Harbor until February 5th! What kid wouldn’t love the chance to step onto a real ship and get the chance to experience ship life? Or even what it might be like to be on one of two battling ships? There are two cruises available, one the mimics what the experience of being on the deck of a ship would be like during a skirmish. During the Battle Sail opportunity the ships maneuver around one another in 18th-century fashion and fire cannon using real gunpowder!! And the second is a more education-oriented experience that lets family and friends experience a day on a ship in just a few hours! If you’re more of a land lover, then take advantage of the walk-on tours that are also available during the weekdays!

Both harbors are full of fun things to do with the family, and lots of great restaurants and exciting events for making a full day of the excursion! We love planning an entire day around these types of thrilling events. What’s extraordinary about this kind of voyage is that you can plan the whole outing like a mini-getaway and aim to plan to do things you haven’t done before. But isn’t that the best part of trying new and exciting things with out kids? Sharing in experiences that capture the essence of excitement and the awesome memories that come with those moments is what we parents live to accomplish!!

One of our office staff is planning to take her five year old son in the next couple of weeks and we plan to post images on Facebook as soon as we can! Don’t forget to share your favorite Spring outings with us and we’ll share them with the rest of the Camp Keystone family and friends!