For a weekly fee of $90 a child, it offers activities like day trips to Harper's Ferry, W. Va., and jaunts to a local butterfly garden.
One is simply the Y Day Camp, or the "regular" camp, and it offers activities like arts and crafts, sports and swimming.
Along with tastings of German-style beer, it offers activities like archery, laser clay-bird shooting and pétanque, and has a cafeteria with an outdoor dining area that features beanbag seating alongside tables and chairs.
2. Does it offer activities appropriate for the person's intellectual abilities?
Besides the forums, it offers "activity groups" that can be as diverse as "a group for art lovers … business networking, for parents and children and many more".
Besides the forums, it offers "activity groups" that can be as diverse as "a group for art lovers … business networking, for parents and children and many more". There's also a volunteer group component that gives travelers an opportunity to give back.
They seem to be offered activities like draw ing pictures rather than a structured education.
But it also offers activities for modern tourists, including nature walks and a tour of the plantations.
It wasn't an officially offered activity, probably for liability reasons, but when I saw the camp owner's son Evan hitting the heavy bag in the gym, I asked if he would teach me.
In addition to a chance to play the game, it offered such activities as t-shirt making.
It has a hair salon, offers activities every day and even has a makeshift pub.
