Sandton is in the House!

Sandton is in the House!!!








Last Week Sugar Bay was lucky enough to have Crawford Sandton join us! Well it was definitely a week to remember! Imagine 120 senior campers coming through the gates, suitcases in hand - the girls bags obviously way to big for a five day camp! But in other words they were on a mission and ready to tackle Sugar Bay!

The seniors started off with Skit and Stunts on their opening night and enjoyed watching the counselors perform at their best for the crowd! Their first day began and the seniors enjoyed going down to the beach and swimming in the sea but of course getting a tan was definitely on their to do list. For those that were on land they really enjoyed Henna which was done by Hilton and then of course a huge hit with the boys was BMX with Veggie and Twitch!  Campers loved our high ropes course and the boys loved to get down and dirty and of course full of paint in our paintball arena!!



The Seniors did love the thing they do best, which is to Chill! “Chilling: The art of doing nothing without being bored.” Sandton definitely showed us and master chilling. Whether it was on the beach, on the sand, in our huge swimming pool or while watching the ping pong tournament these Seniors chilled at their best!

Something I can say I definitely learned from last week was that Sugar Bay was created for every type of camper, that is what truly makes it unique! Whether you're the adrenaline junkie doing our high ropes and bmx courses, the beach bum going to the beach every chance they get, the optomist that loves trying new things like learning how to surf! Even that camper that is perfectly fine just chilling and making friends for life!

So come to Sugar Bay and be yourself! Because being yourself is the prettiest thing a person can be!

Remember its your World... From Paris with love... <3



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