Bon voyage wonderful counselors

Our counselors play a vital role in campers' lives, so it's always sad when they leave, but every bird needs to spread it's wings. 




This year we've had to bid farewell to some amazing counselors who've decided to spread their wings. They will be missed and we wish them nothing but the best of luck as they venture off on their new adventures. The Bay won't be the same without you guys but you'll forever be a part of the Sugar Bay family and our doors will always be open. 

At Sugar Bay we never say goodbye but we'll see you soon. With that said, we'd like to bid the following counselors a sad farewell: Fiji, Gearbox, Lipton,Tropika, Mute, Buzz, Tonga, Japan and Lucky.

Bon voyage Lipton 
We'll miss you Fiji 











 


                                                                                                         

Good bye Gearbox

Hope to see you soon Tropika











                             




You'll be missed Mute























"Goodbyes are not forever, Goodbyes are not the end. They simply mean I'll miss you till we meet again."

 It sure has been amazing having you guys here and we're happy that you'll are off to new adventures. Keep that Sugar Bay spirit wherever you head to and do keep in touch. See you soon guys.

 Here's a sneak peak of some of our wonderful counselors and the amazing work they do. If you would like to meet some of our other fun-loving staff members, be sure to book online for our December Holiday Camps. To check out the themes for each exciting week, see our  rates & dates. 

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