You know you're a Sugar Bay camper when...


    • You arrive speaking perfectly good English (or French or Spanish etc) and leave saying things like "Inja" and "Yeah Boi!"   
    • Words like 'helicopter' and 'butterfly' take on completely different meanings... #poi  

    • Seeing monkeys outside your bedroom window becomes just an everyday thing  
    • Wearing shoes becomes a thing of the past... who needs 'em?! 
    • No matter the activity, Tuck Shop is always the best part of every day

    • The Party Room has the power to instantly transform you into a professional fist pumper, right on!  
    • You know a duck that thinks he's a dog (Borris) and learn that the 3 little pigs is more than just a child's story   
    • Wearing sunscreen is cool, especially if it's brightly coloured Zinka 
    • You choose to wear a beanie to the beach, in the middle of summer, because they're awesome #SugarBaymerchandise  

    • Your role models, while awesome, don't sound like real people with names like Gummie Bear, Sprite, Sticky and Javelin 
    • You catch yourself singing "Thank you for this DAY" before every meal... #camplife 
    • Iron Brew becomes the new Harry Styles of your world

    • Strangers become new friends, and everyone knows camp friends are friends for life!
    If you're desperate to be part of this cool crew of Sugar Bay past campers, check out our latest rates & dates information to see when, where and how you can join us here at camp! Don't forget to visit our YouTube Channel to see what the Sugar Bay experience is all about!
    Location: 21 Nkwazi Drive, Nkwazi, 4480, South Africa

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