New Sports Hall & Water Feature at Sugar Bay

In celebration of Sugar Bay’s super sweet sixteenth, Sugar Bay Directors, Zoe & Nic Ellender gifted camp with another fabulous feature, as they do every year. 
 
This year, however, they felt generous and decided to gift Sugar Bay with not one, but two incredible features;

1. New Indoor Sports Hall 

What was once just an empty, sheltered room with sports equipment was transformed into a brand new indoor sports hall. The Directors had a longing to renovate this space in order to accommodate outdoor sporting activities indoors on rainy days. The sports hall has been fitted with beautiful, marked sprung flooring, 25 by 15 meters in length and will be perfect to host a multitude of sporting activities and campers at once.  
The new indoor sports hall will feature the following activities:
  • Indoor climbing wall
  • Indoor basketball
  • Indoor soccer
  • Indoor volleyball
  • Indoor ultimate Frisbee
In the pipeline:
  • Senior Gym for Advanced Campers (ACs) above the sports hall
The new indoor sports hall will be a wonderful addition to camp and would be ideal to support school fitness/sports tours. 
 
2. Inflatable UFO Water Feature

Even though we offer an array of water activities at camp in various bodies of water, the Directors thought it would be superb to introduce a brand new water toy that will have campers and counselors having endless fun in the lagoon and pool. The inflatable UFO is great in the water and challenges its user’s balance and strength skills. This water feature will definitely be integrated in most of our water-activity programming in the future and will be something the kids will love at camp. 
 
We have a bunch of pretty awesome equipment at Sugar Bay. Follow us on Pinterest and check out all the other equipment we have at camp on our Camp Equipment Board.

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