Cabin Living at Summer Camp
Have you ever wanted to live in your own private house without your parents, but with all your best friends and cool camp counselors instead? Well guess what, that's just what you'll do when you join us in Hawaii for summer camp this year ... super cool!
Boys and Girls Get Their Own Cabins
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Here's how it works.
Boys get their own cabins, and girls get their own, too. Two camp counselors and 8 or 10 other campers sleep with you in your cabin. You'll have your own bunk and personal living space. Each cabin has its own private bathrooms and showers, too, so you'll have tons of privacy. It's like a Hawaiian-style 5-star resort right on the beach (well, almost :) Having trouble sleeping?
No problem! There are plenty of nighttime games and activities in the cabins to enjoy. It's your home away from home, and it's all about comfort here. If there's anything we can do to make your cabin experience more enjoyable, just tell your counselor and we'll get right to it! (And you can even sneak in some candy or sweets to make it even better ... sshhhhhhh, don't worry, we won't tell the camp director!) Sometimes the Cabins Get Sandy!
Since the cabins are right on the beach, they can get pretty sandy as you'd imagine. So campers and their counselors have organized jobs like sweeping the cabin to keep it clean. But that's a small price to pay for all the fun you'll have!
The big thing to remember is cabin life is the heart and soul of any overnight camp experience. We consider you our guest, and we are your hosts. That means we're committed to making sure you're as comfortable as possible at all times.
If there's anything we can do to make your cabin experience more enjoyable, just tell your counselor and we'll get right to it! |
Up to 10 campers and two counselors sleep together in the cabins. Our cabins are bunk-bed style with one person on top and one on the bottom. They're located right on the beach, face the ocean, and have private bathroom and shower facilities. Cabin living is the essence of sleepaway camp, where campers and staff get to know each other, have quiet time, play games and enjoy group bonding activities.
Aloha Beach Camp's cabins are bunk-bed style where one camper sleeps on top and another one sleeps on the bottom.
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Can You Be in a Cabin With Your Friends?
Now there's just one more thing we think we should mention. Many times campers want to be in the same cabin group together with their friends. We assure you, you're gonna make lots of new friends quickly because you'll be hanging out with the same campers and counselors during the day as you do in your cabin at night. But if you want to be in the same cabin as your friends, no problem, we can arrange that for you -- just make sure you indicate this on your camper's Registration Form.
