Each Camp day features three class rotations, outdoor activity time, and snacks. Campers may stay on campus for a supervised lunch (bring your own or purchase from our cafeteria) regardless of whether they are joining us for afternoon camps. Our Camp Troubie counselors will be leading activities during the lunch period.

Campers will rotate through the following classes:

Art Explorers

In this fun and engaging summer camp art class, students will dive into the world of color theory while experimenting with a variety of artistic mediums, including tissue paper, watercolors, art markers, pastels, and more! Through hands-on projects, they’ll explore blending, layering, and creative expression, developing their unique artistic style along the way. Perfect for young artists who love to experiment and think outside the box.

Troubie World Passport

In this class, Camp Troubie campers will create their own passport and take it with them on an exciting two-week adventure around the world!  We will explore a variety of cultures: from Japan to India to Ecuador to Ghana and many more!  In their classroom travels, campers will learn about the language, food, music, dance, art, fashion, holidays and religious customs of the culture they are exploring.  At the end of the two-week session, campers will have grown in their understanding of their global community and the experiences that connect us as a human family. 

Creative by Nature

Welcome to the St. Francis garden, where you will immerse yourself in the beauty and wonder of nature! Through hands-on gardening projects, interactive lessons, and outdoor adventures, campers will gain a deeper understanding of plants, ecosystems, and the importance of sustainability. Campers will have the chance to plant and care for their own garden beds, discover the magic of pollinators, and create fun nature crafts. Whether you have a green thumb or are new to gardening, this will be the perfect chance to foster a love for creation while making lasting memories with new friends!