What Does Your Favourite Donut Say About You?

 

Doughnut Week at Sugar Bay has begun and it is absolutely divine!

We caught up with all our campers creating delicious donuts and we wondered...

What's behind all the decorative designs and different donuts?

What does your favourite donut say about you?



Donuts with lots of Sprinkles:




Your desire to have donuts with sprinkles makes you a go-getter! You’re always on the move, whether it be with work, school, or family events. You’re always the life of the party, especially if you bring sprinkled donuts to it!


Chocolate Glazed Donuts: 

 



You love taking that plain donut and sprucing it up! You walk with a little pep in your step, and your upbeat attitude is admired by all! You can always make others smile! Keep on keeping on!

Plain Glazed Donuts: 

 



You don’t need all that fancy stuff in life to make you happy. Honestly, you just like what you like, and if it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles, then so be it!

Donuts with Fun Designs: 
 




You know that donuts have lots of sugar in them, but you don’t care. Cavities? Pshhht...You got this! Nothing scares you! You’re always the first to ride the new roller coaster or try the strange item on the menu!



Icing Sugar Powdered Donuts:

You enjoy the fun things in life, and will never stop walking to the beat of your own special drum! Other people can be grouchy and choose not to smile at silly things, but you sure can! You’re one in a million!

Cinammon & Sugar Donuts: 
 




You take your time and enjoy thinking stuff through thoroughly! No decision you’ve made hasn’t been carefully considered, weighing all the pros and cons of the matter. Luckily for you, doughnuts only have pros!

Missed out on this week's camp? No problem! Head over to our website and book online to secure your place for another camp this summer. To view the finer details for each of our themed holiday camps and prices, check out our rates and dates.


Still need some convincing? Take a look at what goes down when we go on an excursion and watch some unforgettable camp moments.



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