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Hi there, thought I would share some comments from our December campers...

"Camp is fun, camp is amazing, the food is nice and it is the best place to have a holiday". Khanyisa




 "I really loved spending money at the tuckshop. The fireshow was amazing. My cabin was extremely cray cray but I loved them. I will never forget my time at Sugar Bay. I learnt how to live with others and to swim". Charne






"I love Sugar Bay because I feel that I can be who I 
want to be, who I am or what I want to be. I love socialising and getting to know people I love".
Metja





"I love Sugar Bay a lot, and especially my cabin Froggy Pond!
The girls that were all in my cabin are my sisters! I love you guys and please don't change yourself, I love you the way you are". Sipho


 "I would like to come back to camp because of the counselors and the food". Ewuraba (a.k.a. Aba)

 
"Sugar Bay is awesome. I got new friends. I enjoyed hanging out with my cabin. It was super fun. I would like to come back again soon". Bontle



"I want to come back because it is so fun, the counselors are awesome and the activities are so much fun. I also want to finish some of the
activities I did not do"


"I would come back because of the counselors and sport and games". love Taylor.



"I'd definitely come back to Sugar Bay because everytime I come I make new friends & I love all the different themes
every week". Kaedi

"I want to come back to camp because of everything there". lots of love Layla.


"I have loved camp so much this time and here's why I want to come back:
1. I love the food.
2. I love the counselors.
3. I love the people.
4. I love the activities.
5. I love the beach!


"I really want to come back because I love every little thing about Sugar Bay" love Cailin.







"What makes me want to come to camp is:
the food, the counselors, the new friends I make, all the activities, the beach, what we do in the cabin, the crazy weeks and a whole bunch of this! If I had to say all the things I want to I'll need another page" Tatiana.

Sugar Bay hopes to see you all soon guys! 

Love Blue









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