Camp Activities
Water Sports
Under the supervision of our trained staff, campers can do everything from go on a sunset paddle with friends to get up on skis for the very first time. With so many wonderful waterfront activities, there really is something for everyone. These are your choices:
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Swimming
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Wakeboarding
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Sailing
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Kayaking
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Banana Boating
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Paddle Boarding
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Waterskiing
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Tubing
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Water Trampolining
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Canoeing
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Fishing
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Water Safety
Land Sports
We offer a wide range of land sports for all levels of athletes. Campers that play a sport at home will have the opportunity to keep practicing their skills, while also getting the chance to develop new skills.
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Basketball
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Soccer
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Tennis
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Baseball
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Beach Volleyball
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Nuke'em
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Floor Hockey
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Ultimate Frisbee
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Dodgeball
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Water polo
The Arts
Every child should have the opportunity to express themselves creatively. At CEW campers will have the chance to try various different arts whether it is touching up on a previous skill, or learning a new one.
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Painting
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Drawing
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Friendship Bracelet Making
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Music Lessons
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Jam Sessions
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Singing
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Dance
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Musical Theatre
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Resin
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Crochet
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and more!
High Ropes
Take your group retreat to the next level—literally—on the Camp Eden Woods High Ropes Course. Our aerial challenge course is designed to build self-confidence, encourage peer support, and push kids out of their comfort zones in a thrilling, safely supervised environment. Every participant wears a full-body harness and is guided by trained instructors, allowing students to test their limits at their own pace while their peers cheer them on from below.
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The Leap of Faith: The ultimate test of courage—campers climb to the top platform, take a deep breath, and jump out into thin air to catch a hanging trapeze ball while securely harnessed.
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The Giant Spider Net: A massive vertical climbing net where kids use problem-solving and full-body coordination to scramble their way up to the canopy.
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The Shaking High Bridge: A suspended treetop crossing that sways and shifts with every step, challenging campers to find their balance and focus as they walk across the gap.
