Leelanau:
Nick Klusmeyer, age 11
Cabin: Barbados
Counselors: Mitchell Wyly and Tim Cook
Camp Leelanau- The Love at Camp
This is my second year at camp. And the thing that really stands out at camp is the brotherly love. People love you, no matter what. You might do something they don’t like, but they still love you. At camp, everybody loves you no matter what. Next year, whoever reads this should come to camp.
Charlie Bailey, age 15
Cabin: Shoshonis
Counselor: Andy Rathburg
For any Christian Scientist, Camp Leelanau would be the best experience they could have if they want to have a good time. Every morning, we wake up to dip in Lake Michigan. We also have clean-up and morning activities. The morning activities are made to get points for the North team and South team, to one of which every camper will be assigned. For the rest of the day, we have rest hour, afternoon activities, beach period, and evening activities.
We not only do all that, but also have trips to places like Canada and other parts of Michigan. The most exciting trip that goes out, however, is the flag trip, where the North and South teams battle in a 3-day capture-the-flag game in the woods. All of these are very fun, and these are the reasons why I come to such a great camp.
Dalton Cole, age 14
Cabin: Shoshonis
Counselor: Andy Rathburg
The Family
The family at camp is unbelievable. There is so much love and so much brotherhood- it’s so awesome. The family is always cheering each other on, and everyone always does their best. I have been a part of this family for 5 years, and more love comes each year. Not so many people get homesick, because we have a second family at camp. Activities are just so much more fun when everyone cheers everyone on and always helps each other when they’re down. Everyone is equal at camp. No one ever gets picked on for being weird or nerdy. We all love each other to the fullest. So, overall, I know that whenever I am down, I can always be cheered up because the family at camp is so loving that it’s unbelievable
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