Camp ASCCA Blog

Catch up on our timelapse videos with this compilation!

The session 6 talent show rocked Lion’s Lodge last night with so many acts we had to push back bed time! We kicked it off with Ame Hill and He Knows My Name. We had campers performing plenty of classics. Paul Carwell sang Amazing Grace, and Patricia Dean sang Sweet Home Alabama. Both these songs are always going to get everyone singing along during talent shows.

In the finale of our “Counselors of ASCCA” series, Brooke shares how the campers bring positivity and joy to camp.

Our special guests have arrived! We have visitors from Beijing, China joining us for camp activities. They were supposed to arrive on Sunday night, but

Last night, campers from Moundville, Creek, Davis, Choctaw, & Cheaha cabins had their own pool party! This was an opportunity for the PR staff to

Session 6 has finally begun, and our campers in Chickasaw, Cherokee, Crow, and Redstick cabins celebrated with a pool party!

Has it really already been six weeks? This summer flew by but it was such an honor to be a part of the Camp ASCCA summer 2017 family! I have learned so much about other people, my profession, and myself while being here. This has truly been a life changing journey that I am so excited I decided to take on.

As I drove through the Camp ASCCA gates on May 30th, there were so many emotions running through me at once. I was nervous because I wasn’t sure how I’d fit in, afraid because I didn’t want to fail, but I was also hopeful for a life-changing experience. And that’s exactly what I got!

This week’s campers and counselors had an absolute blast! Relive the highlights with this week’s slideshow!

On our last full day this week, our campers had free choice activities in the afternoon before dinner. There was a great turnout at riflery with ten campers. We even had another camper come with us that just wanted to fish.

It was bath time at demonstration farm this afternoon! During free choice today, program staff employees Briana and Isabel hosted baths for Lizzie the donkey and Skip the horse. The group was taken over to the demo farm on the people mover and then directed to sit on the picnic table and benches inside of the farm. The group was asked whether they wanted to help wash the donkey or the hourse. The group that wanted to bathe the donkey stayed with Briana at the farm and the group that wanted to bathe the horse walked up to the barn with Isabel.

It was only right that we ended the last night of Mobile Rotary Week with a bang! Campers had the most epic dance party we’ve seen all summer. Everywhere you turned there was a huddle with someone in the middle of it, tearing the dance floor up to no end. It’s the day campers look forward to all week and, each each time it just keeps getting better.