Dan Shortridge 3/3/23 Dan Shortridge 3/3/23

12 Stories That Tell About Your Camp

Camp leaders need to master the art of storytelling. Not just the campfire version—the marketing kind. Without stories, you can’t get good, consistent, local media coverage, which is vital to keeping a camp in the public eye and topmost in the mind of families.

Bryan Buchko 9/9/21 Bryan Buchko 9/9/21

Security Against Staph

Attention rose to a fever pitch last fall about the dangers of potentially life-threatening infections from a drug-resistant bacteria known as Staphylococcus aureus, or staph, with widespread media reports of

Guest User 2/26/20 Guest User 2/26/20

Red Alert!

Lost campers. Tornadoes. Vehicle crashes. Boating accidents. Food poisoning. Wildfires. These are emergencies that summer camps anywhere in the country may have to contend with. Your camp likely has

By Dan Shortridge Each year, thousands of suitcase-toting campers are encouraged to turn off the televisions, video game consoles and computer screens that occupy much of their time during the school year, and return to nature.

Guest User 1/16/19 Guest User 1/16/19

Each year, thousands of suitcase-toting campers are encouraged to turn off the televisions, video game consoles and computer screens that occupy much of their time during the school year, and return to nature.