Summer Camp Registration Opens on January 31!
This year, we will once again host Wizarding School (July 13–18) as well as introduce a new theme, Worlds of Adventure (July 20–25). Equestrian Overnight Camp will also occur July 20–25. Continue reading to learn more about each camp opportunity. Due to a high level of interest, we anticipate camp seats to fill quickly this year — please prepare to register early once the form opens on Friday, January 31, by visiting this page.
Wizarding School
Day: July 14-18 ($300)
Overnight: July 13-18 ($600)
Inspired by the Wizarding World of J.K. Rowling and the Harry Potter series, for one week Linden Hall is transformed into an American Wizarding School. Campers are sorted into one of four Houses named for the first four Heads of School at Linden Hall. Participants have time to bond with their housemates and compete together to earn House points. Campers also take classes such as Potion Making, Nature Studies, Transformative Spells, and the Making of Magical Objects. For these classes, campers are divided into age groups, and the content of their studies may vary by age. Additionally, campers try out clubs, such as Wand Dueling and the Gobstones Club. Returning campers may repeat some activities from previous years, but there are also plenty of new and exciting activities for everyone.
For an even more immersive experience, the Wizarding theme is continued during Overnight Camp. Joined by extended day campers in the afternoon session, campers play spellbinding games and create magical crafts. They also have the opportunity to go into town one afternoon, similar to visiting Hogsmeade. In the evening session, overnight campers go on “after hours” quests in which they are given daily tasks that build into a week-long adventure based on those of Harry, Ron, and Hermione.
While no prior knowledge is necessary, campers who have some familiarity with J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter, either through the books or the movies, will have a greater appreciation for this camp theme.
Worlds of Adventure
Day: July 21-25 ($300)
Overnight: July 20-25 ($600)
Have you ever wished you could travel to a storybook land? Now is your chance. Each day campers will have the opportunity to explore a different fantasy world including Wonderland, Neverland, Oz, the Kingdom of Dolls (from The Nutcracker and the Mouse King), and Narnia. Campers will learn more about these storybook worlds and the authors who created them through writing activities, crafts, games, STEM activities, and other immersive experiences. Campers will have a tea party like Alice and the Mad Hatter and make their own mini hot air balloons like the Wizard of Oz. They will hunt for pirate treasure and make their own coat of arms. Some reading skills are necessary to truly appreciate these classic stories and the fantasy worlds in which they take place.
During the afternoon session, extended day and overnight campers have some time to relax while also enjoying their choice of themed crafts or games. In the evening session, campers will participate in daily escape rooms to further immerse themselves in the world of the day. They are then joined by the equestrian overnight campers for water games, a campfire night, a movie night, team building games, and more classic camp fun.
Come join the adventure!
Equestrian Camp
Overnight Only: July 20-25 ($1,300)
This popular Camp encompasses a variety of riding and horsemanship learning opportunities. Whether a new or experienced rider, each camper participates in activities that greatly expand her equestrian knowledge.
In addition to leveled riding lessons each day, participants attend field trips, hear from guest speakers, and engage in a variety of hands-on horsemanship activities.
In the evenings, equestrian campers join with other Summer at Linden Hall participants for crafts, campfires, water games, and team-building activities for a time of bonding and fun.
Camp Transition Weekend
July 18-20 ($250)
Attending both weeks of overnight camp? Add the weekend between for further fun. The weekend can also be added for campers who need a later pick-up day after the first week or an earlier drop off day for the second week. The weekend will include a field trip, games, crafts, and relaxation time.
Overnight Camp Notice
Summer Camp 2024 Recap
Summer Camp 2024 was an absolute blast! During Wizarding School, campers learned many magical skills, such as transformative spells, wand-dueling, and potion-making. Then, during World Travelers, the girls explored global cultures through games, folk tales, languages, music, dance, crafts, holidays, and more. Finally, Equestrian Camp offered daily riding lessons, a horse chiropractor visit, a mounted archery demo, and exciting field trips, including to a tack shop and miniature horse farm!
Summer 2024 was our best camp year yet, and we can’t wait for this year!
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