Trail Mix (Mini Session)
Come and try a little bit of this and a little bit of that! Spend time doing all that camp has to offer like swimming, making s’mores, water balloon slingshots, critter program, and crafts. Then mix it up with making new friends, singing songs and having fun! (Sun - Tues) Min/Max: 8/10

Date: July 18-20	Code: CLBRC601
Housing: Buildings	Cost: $135

Adventurers
Are you ready for an adventure? Spend time doing all the fun things camp has to offer. You’ll swim, hike, and climb, make a nature craft and even cook something over a campfire. A great adventure is waiting just for you! Min/Max: 10/14

Date: July 18-23	Code: CLBRC603
Housing: Buildings	Cost: $265

Princesses
Do you like to dance, sing and perform? Come to camp and attend a Royal Ball like Cinderella, swim like Ariel, have a Tea Party like Belle, explore the woods like Pocahontas, and make some animal friends like
Snow White. Min/Max: 8/14

Date: July 25-30	Code: CLBRC703
Housing: Buildings	Cost: $265

Fur, Feathers, Fins & Fun (Mini-Session)
Spend time learning about and caring for the animals in our Environmental Center. Explore camp to find out what animals live in our woods, investigate our streams and rivers to discover local fish and water life, and even stay up late one night to find out what animals are
active in the dark. (Wed - Fri) Min/Max: 8/10

Date: July 28-30	Code: CLBRC702
Housing: Buildings	Cost: $135

Monkey Business (Mini Session)
This camp is for campers who want to try everything! Have a great time monkeying around as you climb the wall, play water games, go creek stomping, have a jungle breakfast and make banana boats over a
campfire. (Sun – Tues) Min/Max: 8/10

Date: August 1-3	Code: CLBRC801
Housing: Buildings	Cost: $135

Horse Lover
Must be at least 8 years old at the time of the session. If you like to ride horses and want to learn all about them, then this opportunity is for you. Spend four hours on horseback and learn to saddle and groom your horse. Make crafts, horse treats and even paint horses, the real live ones! Min/Max: 9/18

Date: July 11-16	Code: CLBRC501
Housing: Buildings	Cost: $352

Cowgirls
Must be at least 8 years old at the time of the session. Take a step back in time to the Old West and learn what it took to be a real cowgirl. Learn about horses, go on trail rides, try lassoing, cook out, do some star
gazing, learn how to take care of a barn, and see what it is like to pan for gold. Do all of this while still experiencing regular camp activities. Girls will spend four hours on horseback. Min/Max: 8/10

Giddy-Up (Mini Session)
Must be at least 8 years old at the time of the session. This opportunity is for the girl who loves horses! Girls will get two hours of riding, learn how to brush and take care of their horse, and even make horse treats. This is a great opportunity for the first-time camper who wants a short, but fun-filled stay at camp. Min/Max: 8/10

Junior Jam (Mini-Session)
Not sure what you want to do? Try a little bit of everything that camp has to offer. Archery, climbing wall, speed stacking, swimming and hiking are a few of the things you can try. (Wed - Fri) Min/Max: 10/20

Extreme Adventures
Do you like adventure or trying new things? This camp is a great way to mix some traditional camp activities, like archery and two hours of horseback riding, with other adventure activities. Climb the wall, learn to rappel, do low ropes, kayak, and take a trip to an indoor water
park and learn to boogie board. (This is a 9 day camp from Thurs - Fri) Min/Max: 8/12

Funny Bones
Ever wonder what an Archeologist does? At this exciting camp you will discover this and more as you work on a dig site looking for rare relics, go on a real fossil hunt, and learn about Geology, History, and more. Come prepared to get dirty and come prepared for an adventure. Min/Max: 8/12

Campapalooza
Try it all! Make art to wear, create crafts, climb the wall, shoot archery, and try paintball sling shots. Top it off with two hours of horseback riding, enjoy a slumber party with movies and spend a night camping out in tents that you pitch. Min/Max: 10/20

Super-Megatrend
This camp is for the girl that wants to try it all! Spend time at the craft house making art to wear and creating works of art. Also try out archery, have fun with paint ball sling shots, go on a creek adventure, and climb the climbing wall. Don’t forget all the other camp activities like swimming, cook outs, all camps, and as much as we can pack in to this jam-packed week of fun. Min/Max: 9/18

Camp Scene Investigators (CSI)
What happened? Where did they go? Clues, excitement, and suspense are just part of the fun. Solve a camp crime as you collect evidence, search for clues, interview suspects, and crack the case. Also, learn from local law enforcement officials to discover what it takes to be a good detective, and discover how police dogs are used to help solve crimes. Min/Max: 9/18

Camp Café
Who’s hungry? Spend the week perfecting your skills as a chef whipping up snacks, main courses, and desserts. Highlights include a fondue party, smoothies, making fresh bread, and challenging each other to a cook-off . Try a variety of indoor and outdoor cooking techniques. Make it, Eat it and Enjoy it! Min/Max: 8/12

Sea Horses
On a horse or in the water, campers will have a great time at camp! Spend three hours riding at the corral and learning the basics of horse care. Then spend time at the pool snorkeling, playing water games and even canoeing. When not on a horse or in the water, participate in other fun camp activities. Min/Max: 9/18

Campa Montana
This is your chance to be a pop star like Miley Cyrus and sing and dance like on “High School Musical.” Come practice the dances and songs from your favorite movies, play theater games, try your hand at stage
makeup, and design your own costumes. Do all of this to prepare a production of singing, dancing, and acting to perform for the whole camp. Oh yeah, and don’t forget the junk food slumber party with all of your favorite musicals. Min/Max: 9/18

Glitter Bugs
Do you dream of being an artist? Come to camp and express your creative side. Spend time each day in the Craft House working with clay on our pottery wheel, revamping those old clothes to give them some style, creating wire jewelry, designing a nature craft, and much more. Min/Max: 8/16

You Can’t Do That at Camp
Want to bend some of those camp rules? Do some things you’ve always been told not to! Stay up late, raid the kitchen, sleep in, and order pizza for cook-out night! Don’t worry you will still get to do the typical camp
things, but it will be totally planned by you. Min/Max: 10/20

Dr. Dolittle’s Interns
Calling all animal lovers! Learn about camp’s animals and how to care for them. Help with the daily care of the camp critters with things like feeding, bathing and grooming as well as spend two hours on horseback. Top this week off with visits to animal rehabilitation and care
facilities to learn how they help animals both big and small. Min/Max: 8/16

Ranch Camp
Learn why horses do the things they do, about careers with horses, and how to lead a horse. You will participate in ground lessons, trail rides, lassoing, knots, and learn about different horse equipment! The highlight of the week will be a night out under the stars at the corral.
Campers will have four hours riding time during the six days. Min/Max: 8/16

I Won’t Grow Up
Have fun being a kid! Try the high ropes course and zip line, and play with yo-yo’s, super soakers, and throw tomahawks. Top all this off with two hours of horseback riding, tie-dying, and a fun filled slumber party where you get to make ice cream and sleep in after a midnight creep around camp. Min/Max: 10/15

Whiz Kids
Come make things explode, try out messy science, take things apart to see how they work, spend an evening stargazing, try a bit of magic, have time to read by a cozy fire, learn to play chess and then see if you can beat your counselor. You will get to swim, cook out, relax, and see where our imaginations take us. Min/Max: 8/12

Cast Aways
Do you think that you could compete with all of those SURVIVORS? Learn some skills you’ll need to survive. Decide what you want in a survival kit, practice building a fire without matches, make a shelter to sleep in one night, learn knots, try out your map and compass skills and find out what
you can eat in the wild to survive. Learn how to work together as a team on the low ropes course and challenge yourself on the high ropes course. The
highlight will be participating in a reward challenge. Min/Max: 8/12

Horseapolooza
Want to have fun with horses? Do all kinds of random things with horses you have never done before. Tie-Dye a saddle blanket, paint with your horse, give your horse a make-over, and make jewelry fashioned out of horse hair. Campers will also have five hours of riding time during the six days. This is a great opportunity for girls who love horses but do not have a lot of experience or for those that have done it all and just want to have fun with their horse. Min/Max: 8/16

Spa Days
Learn the importance of rest, relaxation and healthy living. Sleep in, try yoga, and do face masks. Girls will learn about healthy eating, how to stress less, about body image, and making exercise a fun part of everyday. Take time away from relaxing to enjoy regular camp activities as well. Min/Max: 9/18

Fashionista
Love to create? Try your hand at fashion design as you update old pieces of clothing, make jewelry, and create pillowcase purses. Also use duct tape and
everyday recyclable items to design fashionable accessories, such as juice box purses. Min/Max: 8/12

Camp Libbey’s Got Talent
What is your talent? Dancing? Singing? Acting? Performing? Are you super cool with a Yo Yo? Can you do magic? It doesn’t matter what your talent
is. Come to camp to practice, perform, and show others what you can do. Help put on a talent show for the camp and have a great time learning new
talents from the Camp Staff and other campers. Min/Max: 8/12

Blazin’ Saddles
Be a rodeo cowgirl. Work on rodeo skills such as pole-weaving, flagging, and vaulting. Further your rodeo skills with trick roping and making lead ropes. Put the camp pony express into action as you deliver the mail to the units one day. Spend a night out under the stars after a chuck wagon style dinner. Girls will spend five hours on horseback during this session. **Pre-requisite: participants must have previously attended a Camp Libbey horse program opportunity or have had four hours of riding lessons. Min/Max: 8/16

Surf and Turf
Get ready for adventure! Spend time learning to sail, about aquatic biology, geology, and more. Start off learning to sail with a partner on small sail boats, then graduate to sailing larger ships as a team. Also, take a science cruise where you measure environmental conditions, collect plankton, research algae, find macro invertebrates, and use a fish
trawl to collect members of Lake Erie’s fish community. During this trip you will get to explore the Geology and History of some of Lake Erie’s
Islands and have a great time learning new skills. Min/Max: 12/16

Ghost Hunters
Do you like ghost stories and scary movies? Spend the week investigating haunted attractions around Ohio like the Wood County Historical Society. Learn about vampires, werewolves, and other things
that go bump in the night. Discover what it takes to be a Ghost Hunter from professionals and see what kind of equipment they use. Min/Max: 8/10

Ropes and Reins
Are you ready for some adventure! Spend time conquering the Climbing Wall, Ladders, Crate Stacking, Zip Line, and High Ropes Course. If that
isn’t enough, spend time at the corral working with and riding horses. You will spend 3 hrs on horseback. Also, don’t forget all of the other fun
camp activities like swimming, cookouts, and more. Min/Max: 10/15

Café Libbey
Prepare it, Cook it, and Eat it! Have a fondue party, make smoothies, learn to make fresh bread, scones, and biscotti, and create your own panini sandwiches. Top off this culinary experience by learning to be a gourmet outdoor cook as you work with Dutch ovens, foil dinners, and pie irons. Min/Max: 8/12

Rock Stars
Do you like high adventure? Become a “Rock Star” as you climb the climbing wall, traverse the high ropes course, shoot down the zip line, tackle the Giants Ladder, see how high you can get crate stacking, and learn how to rappel. Practice knots and belaying techniques as you get ready for a trip to Hocking Hill for a canopy zip line adventure.
Min/Max: 8/12

Captain Jack’s Crew
Spend a week exploring the world of pirates. Learn about famous pirates, try canoeing, and learn about fencing. Top this off with a treasure hunt around Ohio as you go “geo-caching” using GPS systems to
find hidden “treasures.” Min/Max: 8/16

Extreme Challenge
Can you handle the challenge? Test your skill and stamina against the Climbing Wall, Crate Stacking, High Ropes, Extreme Hiking, Canoeing, Kayaking, Go-Cart Racing, Outdoor Survival and more. Min/Max: 8/16

Wrangler-In-Training I (WIT I)
Learn what it takes to be a ranch hand by spending extra time at the corral. Mornings will include tacking up, horse care, feeding, and girl planned horseback riding activities. Afternoons will be spent riding and
working with other riding units. The highlight will be a lunch/supper ride that campers will help plan. Campers will have seven hours of riding. Ten hours of previous riding experience required. WIT I is a
prerequisite to WIT II. Min/Max: 4-6

Wrangler-In-Training II (WIT II)
This in-depth one and a half week opportunity allows girls to expand on their wrangler skills and riding experience from WIT I. WIT II’s will receive specialized riding instruction and be involved in day to day horse activities, such as helping with riding program opportunities, trail development, horse training, and teaching. They will also work on drill
team skills and do a performance for the rest of camp. Girls will have 10 hours of riding time. Fifteen hours of previous riding experience required, in addition to completing WIT I. WIT II is a prerequisite to WIT III and/or Ranch Hands. (Wed July 8 - Fri July 16). Min/Max: 4/6

Wrangler-In-Training III (WIT III)
This intensive two-week opportunity allows girls to live and breathe life at the corral. In addition to Western riding, girls will work on instruction skills and teach what they know to other riding groups, as well as receive an introduction to English riding, pony training and cart driving. Girls will participate in all of the daily work of the corral including tacking horses and barn upkeep. After learning new pack and trail
skills, the highlight of this opportunity will be an overnight pack-out trip on horseback. Fifteen hours of previous riding experience required, in addition to completing WIT II. Participants will go home over the weekend July 23–25. Min/Max: 4/6

Ranch Hands
This is a session for the experienced WIT II. Ranch
Hands will spend three weeks at camp putting to work all of the knowledge they have gained over the years. For the first week, spend time at the corral polishing up your riding skills and participating in a girl-planned riding program. Also receive training on working at the corral as a Riding Assistant. The second week will be spent participating in basic leadership training in the CIT program, with some time spent at the corral fulfilling Ranch Hand duties. In the third week, learn what it means to be a counselor as you are assigned to a unit to help with the supervision of campers in a horse session. Girls must have competed WIT II or WIT III at Camp Libbey to sign up for this opportunity. Participants will go home over the weekends of July 16–18 and July 23–25. Min/Max: 4/6

Counselors Aide Training I (CAT I)
This opportunity is for girls who have completed their Program Aide Training but are not yet old enough to be a Counselor-In-Training (CIT). Girls will work as counselor aides during the week, helping with
the supervision of girls in the units, planning program opportunities, learning what it takes to be a great counselor and completing basic training requirements. This is a great introduction to the CIT program. CAT’s will spend nights in their own unit and receive on-going supervision and leadership guidance from the CIT Director. Prerequisite: Program Aide Training. Min/Max: 5/8

Counselors Aide Training II (CAT II)
This opportunity is for girls who have completed the CAT I opportunity but are still not yet old enough to be a Counselor-In-Training (CIT). Girls will continue to build on the skills they learned in CAT I. They will plan and implement an All-Camp Activity, shadow a counselor, and learn about leadership styles. CAT’s will spend nights in their own unit and receive on-going supervision and leadership guidance from the CIT Director. Prerequisite: Counselor Aide Training I. Min/Max: 5/8

Counselor In Training I (CIT I)
This opportunity is for the aspiring camp counselor. CIT I’s will spend two weeks at Camp learning about programming, outdoor skills, safety, age and social characteristics, first aid, songs, games, and much more. CIT’s experience the challenges and rewards of working with younger girls. This opportunity consists of a week of training that will include mentoring/shadowing and a week of general internship. Girls will earn their CIT I pin (provided). Participants will go home over the weekend Friday–Sunday. Min/Max: 5/8

Counselor In Training II (CIT II)
This is for the CIT who is ready to specialize. CIT II’s will attend and participate in the 9 day pre-camp training with all of the camp staff , and then select two weeks to return to camp to complete their internship. One week of internship will be as a unit counselor followed by one week in the area of their choosing. After successful completion, participants
will be awarded a CIT II pin (provided). Girls must complete a minimum of two weeks internship to qualify for the CIT II pin; however, they may be invited to return for additional weeks of service. Participants will stay at camp over the weekend of training (June 4-6) but will typically go home over the weekends between internship weeks. CIT II’s attend Pre-Camp Training which begins at Camp Whip-Poor-Will and ends at Camp Libbey. Internship weeks can be done at either camp. Min/Max: 3/10

Internship Choices for CIT II
Waterfront

• Must be Red Cross Lifeguard Certified

• Assist waterfront staff with guarding, special aquatics programs, pool maintenance & record keeping

Ranch Hand

• Must have completed the Ranch Hand/CIT I program

• Assist horseback riding staff with daily lessons, tacking, horse care, & unit badge work

Unit Counselor

• Work with Unit Counselors on the planning and implementation of unit activities

• CIT’s may request, but are not guaranteed, a particular activity

Environmental Education

• Assist the Camp Naturalist with planning and
  implementation of environmental education

• Help with critter care

Arts & Crafts

• Assist the Arts & Crafts Specialist with the planning and implementation of art activities