Cricket Camp – 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Graders
This is a shorter session for campers who want to spend only three days at camp. This program provides attention and activities perfect for this age group.
Beachcombers – Entering 2nd & 3rd Grades
Beachcombers find a loving, non-competitive program where they can experience being at camp in a nurturing environment. They sleep under the stars, hike to Snow White’s cabin, perform skits, learn crafts, run, and play.
Indian Village – Entering 4th & 5th Grades
Indian Villagers focus on fun in a lively environment. They camp out overnight in the Kirby woods, learn to canoe, try their hands at archery, arts and craft, participate in sports, games, and even help plan their own busy week.
Hi Tor – Entering 6th & 7th Grades
Hi Tor campers usually live in tree houses that sleep 4 campers each. They help plan activities in an environment suited for maximum fun and growth. Advanced canoeing, campfires, sport and challenge activities are just part of the fun! Hi Tor campers will enjoy an out of camp local area day hike.
Mua Mi – Entering 8th & 9th Grades
Mua Mi villagers live in teepees (weather permitting) on the point. They participate in their program planning, which includes advanced outdoor, waterfront and archery skills, and local out of camp overnight camping adventures.
Tanika – Entering 10th Grade and older
This is a program for those campers entering 10th grade or older. Campers attending this session will participate in out of camp trips to places of interest in the area. In addition, they will be able to plan and take part in many standard camp activities.
Counselor-In-Training I -- C.I.T. I
The CIT I program is a leadership-training program for campers entering 11th or 12th grade (or are 16 years old). Campers interested in participating in the CIT I program are looking to begin their journey into the inside workings of camp. CIT I is the first of a two-year program with participants attending the last 3 sessions of camp during the summer. Special application and interview required.
Counselor-In-Training II -- C.I.T. II
The CIT II program is the second installment of the leadership program and requires a three-week commitment during the summer season. During this time, CIT IIs participate in a week long live-in with a cabin group and counselor and are expected to demonstrate a high level of personal responsibility, independence, and confidence. Graduation from this program is an honor and shows a high level of commitment in the field of youth development. CIT participants attend sessions 1 – 3. Satisfactory completion of CIT I program required.
Junior Counselors
This program is open to those who have completed the
two-year counselor in Training program. A personal
interview and attending pre-camp training program are
requirements to participate. There is no program fee,
but participants must commit to spending two weeks
at camp.
Alumni Adventure
Join us in celebrating 85 years of Kirby Camping. Bring your gowns, your songbooks and your Kirby smiles. Special alumni events will happen on Saturday, including the Reunion Banquet. Come for 4,3, or 2 night stays or join us for the Banquet only. Come share the Kirby fun! Kids and grandkids welcome under supervision. Babysitting provided on Banquet night.
Remember – you are never too old to be a Kirby Kid!
Family Camp
Leave the worries of every day life behind. Come and bring your family for fun filled days and nights around the campfire. You plan your day assisted by our program staff. Enjoy canoeing, archery, the climbing wall, and walks on the beach or in the woods. Cook outdoors or eat your meals in the dining hall Two, three and four night stays available.
