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In a program called Indian Princesses, dads and daughters come up with a group of together dads and daughters, called tribes. The girls in the tribe together become very good friends. They are all from the same communities and they are basically the same age, so they see each other outside of camp, too. Sometimes, they hang out outside of camp. Best friends can result from this program. |
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In Indian princesses, dads and daughters form an unforgettable and close relationship. Many memories are made between dads and daughters during camp. Dads who work a lot are divorced and their kids live with their moms find this a great way to spend time with their daughters and they have loads of fun, too. |
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During summer camp, people normally become friends with their cabin. Even after camp is over, they will IM, e-mail, and write their cabin mates. Next year, some of the same people will sign up to be in a cabin together again. The seven to nine people in their cabin see each other through the good and bad of their lives and they are always the are for each other. |
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Not only will cabin mates become friends with each other, but they will also become friends with other boys and girls their age. They form bonds with people from inside and outside the state. They meet new friends that they would never know if it weren’t for camp. They encourage each other through all of the hard things they go through during camp. They all bring out the best in each other. |
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Counselors during camp don’t act like they’re just there to keep the campers in like, they act like the camper’s older bothers and sisters. They care about the campers, ad like to talk and have fun with them. The campers trust the counselors and talk to them about everything. The counselors act like campers and they just want to make sure everyone is having fun. |
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Also in Indian princesses, the dads become very good friends. They also do some, well, interesting things. The dads make for funny memories and all of the dads become like the girls’ uncles. With all of the crazy dads, there is never a dull moment at camp. |
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