Dear Moosilauke Families,
It is hard to believe that First Session 2021 is in the history books. What an amazing 4.5 weeks! We hope your boys have been regaling you with specifics from the summer, including the trips they went on, the skills they learned, the special events they participated in, the chants and songs they have memorized, and of course the friends they made. Thanks so much for sharing your great boys with us!
Dear Moosilauke Families,
We are happy to share our fourth letter home for summer 2021 covering Monday, July 12th through Sunday, July 18th.
Overall, there is a very positive, kind, authentic, and warm “vibe” at camp this session—even with the rain! Many days it is most evident during announcement and community time after the meals. The sheer joy and togetherness that you feel when the whole camp locks in on one of the traditional chants and songs is very moving.
Dear Moosilauke Families,
Our letters home—of which this is the third for summer 2021 covering Monday, July 5 through Sunday, July 11th—are one avenue for you to stay in touch with what is happening at Camp. Liking us on Facebook and following us on Instagram (@camp_moosilauke) are two other great ways to have pictures, videos, and essays pushed out to you. And of course you can view the daily pictures that we post on Shutterfly by clicking here.
Dear Moosilauke Families,
It is our pleasure to send this second letter home during summer 2021 covering Monday, June 28th through Sunday, July 4th. Camp is off to an awesome start. The week’s weather started out sunny, dry, and quite warm, so the boys were able to be outdoors and engaged in all camp activities and trips this first week, many opting to participate in activities involving the water. Rain arrived late in the week,
Dear Moose Families,
It is our pleasure to write this first weekly letter home from Moosilauke during summer 2021, our 117th season! As is our tradition, we will send an electronic letter home each week to make sure parents know about all the activities, special events, and trips that make up the Moose Experience.
The Upper Baker Valley gods were smiling on Opening Day as evidenced by the beautiful weather and the fact that all 130+ of the rapid PCR tests we administered came back negative.