Keystone Reflections from Germany
Grace Hale, a long time camper turned counselor began a new phase of life this past fall as she graduated from high school and started a gap year as a...
Camp Girls
Camp girls are special creatures. Having the opportunity to go to summer camp, and a girls’ camp specifically, is an amazing gift. As I walked down ...
Rain Rain Go Away
It is a rainy day at camp, and I have just emptied nearly 3 inches of rain from the office range gauge. This is a gradual accumulation of the past 48...
The Girls of August
One of the gifts of our final two week session is the energy our girls bring with them to camp. This group has been waiting all summer for camp to ar...
In Preparation For Landing
We have had a tremendous July session at Keystone. I settled on this title today because of the transition ahead of all of us: campers, both 4 weeke...
The Value of Traditions at Summer Camp
We said goodbye to our Mini I girls yesterday morning. This was a special group for us as there were so many first time campers in the session. Sinc...
The First Wednesday and Homesickness
The first Wednesday of a summer camp session is always a milestone. For those girls who came into camp a bit homesick, they are beginning to turn the...
Keystone: The One that Keeps the Whole Thing Together
I remember my first time crossing the little bridge to Keystone Camp as a key camper when I was eight years old. I was full of anticipation and excite...
And We are Off...
We had a great opening day yesterday! Traffic and trunk flow worked well, and so many eager and excited campers arrived. When we finally had time to...
Keystone Camp Is My Happy Place
Currently I’m on a train from Cinque Terre, Italy, to Geneva, Switzerland, and it’s crazy being in such a beautiful place but thinking, “I can’t wait...