A Day in the Life of Senior Camp
Our Senior Camp program is a summer day camp experience designed for older campers who are ready for greater freedom, flexibility, and independence, while still benefiting from the structure and support that make camp a positive, rewarding experience. Designed for campers ages 8½ to 13, the program encourages children to take full advantage of our facilities, specialty staff, and wide range of activities while developing their individual interests, skills, and confidence.
Mornings are intentionally up-tempo and active, often featuring an athletic rotation that includes daily swim and tennis instruction, along with traditional sports such as soccer, baseball/softball, volleyball, and flag football. Classic camp favorites like backyard games, gaga and dodgeball are also part of the mix, giving campers a chance to compete, collaborate, and have fun with their peers.
Afternoons are designed around choice and social connection. Each day, campers select two 40-minute interest periods based on their preferences, followed by a 40-minute free swim. This structure gives senior campers greater ownership of their day while creating natural opportunities to interact, socialize, and build friendships across the senior camp community.
Senior Epic Games are the featured activity every Wednesday afternoon and are always a highlight of the summer at Nabby. Designed especially for senior campers, Epic Games bring together teamwork, strategy, camp spirit, and plenty of friendly competition.
By the end of each day, senior campers leave feeling energized, accomplished, and connected…proud of their effort, confident in their abilities, and excited to return for what’s next.

Special Interest
A major difference between the junior and senior program is the emphasis we place on independent social and athletic development. Our afternoon interest periods, which are broken into two consecutive 45–minute sessions, let campers create their own schedule and socialize with others outside their dedicated group. These periods of play are co-ed and directed by group head counselors and activity specialists.
Activities may include:
- Cooking
- Wacky Science
- Aerial Adventure
- Nature
- Music
- Dance
- Archery
- Pickleball
- Flag Football
- Tennis
- Basketball
- Arts & Crafts

Epics!
Every Wednesday afternoon, instead of first and second interest, we host a special event involving the entire co-ed senior camp. Led by our program directors, these Wednesday traditions are a true testament to the value of teamwork and hustle. Do you have what it takes?
- Relay Races
- Predator & Prey
- Great Chase Race
- Scavenger Hunt
- Capture the Flag
- Apache Relay
- Color War



