Sneak Peak at Bubble Week!

Let's be honest, everyone loves Bubbles! They symbolise happiness, fun and if you've noticed kids love bubbles and love being around them. So I decided why not create a week around them, so campers can enjoy the magic that of bubbles.


This week all campers will be able to do a variety of fun new activities with a bubble twist. We will have everything, Bubbles, Bubble Gum, Bubble Wrap and even Bubbly chocolate, just to name a few! All ages will be able to participate in something fun and exciting.

For the Juniors get ready to create art work with bubbles and bubbles in all sorts of shapes and sizes during Bubble Night. Then work together in a team to get supplies for your very own rainbow bubble snake!
Intermediates will have their brain power tested in our Bubble Dunk were they can slime some of their favourite counselors! They will then be given the chance to create a human size bubble and much more in our Bubble Carnival!
Seniors are the most advanced here at Sugar Bay and claim that they can do it all, well lets see how much they can do with bubbles in just a minute. This will take place in our very own Minute to win It Bubble Special.

The main highlight for this week is definitely going to be our Foam Party Night! Ever, partied in a foam pit? Well tonight at camp that's exactly what we are going to do. This will be complete with a disco ball, flashing lights and the latest new music. Get ready for a wild and crazy night will all your awesome friend here at camp!

Unfortunately this is all I can give away for this week! But there is so much more. The counselors, campers and more surprises! But to experience a truly Bubbly week come and join us and find out for yourself! It's your world... <3 

 

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