Who doesn't love a good Smorgasbord?
Specialized smorgasbords are a one-time additional choice (can choose multiple) that campers may choose to attend during one of the smorgasbords offered. There is an additional charge for Specialized Smorgasbords. Equipment will be provided by camp. Campers are not required to choose a Specialized Smorgasbord. Campers can choose up to 4 specialized smorgasbords. Specialty smorgasbords can be signed up for on the registration portal.
Ages 8-16
Ceramic Painting: Let your imagination and artistic abilities carry you away during the Specialized Smorgasbord as you paint a ceramic piece. A wide variety of ceramic pieces are offered and may include mugs, animal figurines, money banks, etc. Ceramics are fired in a kiln and delivered on Friday just in time to pack up and take home.
Little Brushes: Calling all aspiring artists! In this class, campers will receive step-by-step instructions to create an original 9 x 12 masterpiece with acrylic on canvas. Classes are beginner level, but will also include enough challenges for intermediate painters.
Trail Ride: This ride is a one-mile horse ride designed to show off our beautiful hardwood forest. The trail winds through the peaceful forest and crosses the Fourche Renault Creek. The ride is approximately 30 minutes (depending upon size of group and weather permitting). Must be at least 44″ tall and weight limit of 250 lbs.
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“This was our daughter’s second year attending Camp Lakewood. She loved the counselors and all the activities that are packed into the day. I am impressed with the staff and counselors from different countries and feel that it is an important part of growing up to be exposed to people of different cultures. My husband and I served in the USAF and were stationed in Germany for two years, so we feel it is important to expose our children to different experiences, and Camp Lakewood provides this opportunity. Thank you for having such a great place for our daughter to learn and enjoy a week out of her summer. I’m certain that she will one day become a camp counselor somewhere.” – Heather