The first camp kept the kids running from morning to night. We don’t know if we have ever seen kids run so much. The campers are provided with both structured and unstructured play time with activities ranged from tag games to Nurf archery wars to pony rides. Eight counselors supported 34 young Korean and American campers in their quest for adventure and new friends. It was delightful.
We even had lunch at Sam’s Attractive Coffee in Paengseong and had BBQ catered by JP BBQ. It was quite the event.
Check out the video below to for a quick peek into what the camp was like:
We have another 5th & 6th Grade camp coming in June! You can get signed up here:
https://tockify.com/pyeongtaek.events/detail/337/1529709600000
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