Avengers Memories from Paris


WOW! What a SUPER Week here at Sugar Bay! Avengers week was definitely one to remember! This week campers got to show off their super powers all over camp. From Super Hero King Swingers to Super Hero bikers all over Zinkwazi, our Super Hero's were everywhere! Campers even got to turn counselors into their own Iron Man and participated in Spy training to become Sugar Bay secret agents. The definite highlight was the  All Camp SUPER Camp Out. This was the first time, since I have been at Sugar Bay that every single camper went on Camp Out! Boy was it a night to remember! What better way to spend a night at Sugar Bay then at a camp fire with some of your best friends, singing songs, telling stories and then sleeping underneath the stars. The incredible Hulk carnival was a huge highlight for this week as campers got to go head to head in a whole bunch of strenuous challenges such as lifting weights and arm wrestling against one another. Everything was mean and green, even theme dinner were campers got to make a HULK burger with  a variety of  toppings, to make them huge!
On Saturday morning campers were woken up by the sound of rain falling on the roves of their cabins. But not to worry they were kept entertain my the Super Hero fashion show. Campers that were dressed to the nine's took to the run way and got to model for the panel of judges. The rain was happy to stay at the bay but the fun did not stop! We had a super auction were campers raced against each other in challenges and eventually all had their faces in a lovely plate of cream!

For all the campers that missed out on the fun December is just around the corner and we look forward to seeing ALL of you there! Stay tuned for all the exciting sneak peaks on our December camps! Remember... It's your world! <3


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