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Posted in Counselors on Jul 16th, 2007

Hey! I’m Katie Cheney, a C.A. counselor here at Rockbrook Camp, and something kind of sad happened at lunch today: we sang “[6] More Days Of Vacation”, a sly countdown of the days left at camp incorporated into a song, and I realized that we have only a week left. It’s never an easy feat [...]

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Cabin Day at Rockbrook

Posted in Summer Camp on Jul 11th, 2007

It’s Wednesday at Rockbrook, and on Wednesdays, we do things a little differently. During the middle of the week we have a special day appropriately titled “Cabin Day,” for it is a time set aside to spend with your own cabin. Today, for example, middler cabins four and seven will be participating in an extreme [...]

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The Fourth of July at Camp

Posted in Summer Camp on Jul 4th, 2007

Galloping hooves woke up Rockbrook this morning as we were warned “The British are coming!” Then everyone walked out to the hill in their pajamas for flag raising. After a few songs, we all gathered donning our red, white, and blue for breakfast.

We enjoyed another sunny afternoon that was perfect for lunch on [...]

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Girls Residential Traditional Camps

Posted in Girls Camps on Apr 2nd, 2007

Another common question we hear is about the number of counselors at camp. At any girls residential camp like Rockbrook, it is important to consider the camper to counselor ratio. With 200 campers enrolled in each session, people are often surprised to hear that we have close to 100 employees during the summer, [...]

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