 The
Juna village is geared towards 7–9 year old boys. Their
living quarters are log cabins, each cabin will house 6-8 campers,
a counselor, and possibly a C.I.T. (counselor-in-training).
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- The counselors for this village
have been chosen because of their ability to relate to younger
kids, who may have never been to camp before, and for their ability
to have good old-fashioned fun.
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- The campers get to participate
in the everyday camp experience, singing, swimming, canoeing,
archery, but also may visit places such as "Brush Creek"
for a picnic lunch, or check out the view of camp after a hike
to "Eagles Nest".
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- This camping experience is
geared towards having fun and building friendships that will
span years of camping, while preparing for the Sena, Explorer,
and Teen programs. At the end of the Juna Camper's stay they
are awarded a "Juna Tag". Legend has it that only the
noblest Kon-O-Kweenessen Indian Braves were able to achieve this
award. It was a symbol of passage that they had taken yet another
step forward in life.
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- Altogether the Juna village
experience is ready to make a first time camper's experience
outstanding!
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