Once upon a sunny time in the golden state of California, where palm trees sway gently in the ocean breeze and rollerblading sea lions are a common sight (okay, maybe not the rollerblading part), a group of adventurous kids prepared for an epic field trip. These were not your average, everyday, peanut butter and jelly sandwich-eating children, oh no! These were the Fearless Field Trippers of Frisco, the bravest bunch of explorers you ever did meet. Brave Billy, the group's leader, had hair as fiery as a Hollywood stunt explosion and a laugh that could make a grizzly bear chuckle. Then there was Clever Chloe, whose brain was as sharp as an eagle-eyed hawk. She could solve mysteries quicker than a cheetah chasing a gazelle. And don't forget Daring Danny, a kid who could climb any tree, even ones as tall as the mighty redwoods that towered over the state. Together, these curious kiddos crisscrossed California, from the dazzling Disneyland down south to the colossal Golden Gate Bridge up north. They explored the labyrinth of underground caves in the California Caverns, learned about the ancient Sequoia trees, and even dared to ask what exactly is in the La Brea tar pits. In California, every day was a new adventure for the Fearless Field Trippers of Frisco, and they couldn't wait to see what amazing discoveries were just around the next palm tree. So, grab your backpack and your sense of adventure, and come join these young explorers because in California, the field trip fun never stops!
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Camp Med-o-lark is an all genders arts sleep away camp in Washington, Maine for children ages 7–16, set on the shores of a pristine lake. Med-o-lark offers a fully elective program, allowing campers to design their own schedules from a wide range of activities including performing arts, fine arts, sports, circus, waterfront, and more. Each summer, Med-o-larkers come together to build a kind, creative community where everyone has the opportunity to discover, grow, create, learn, and shine. With a strong emphasis on the arts, Med-o-lark offers one of the most extensive programs in dance, fine arts, handcrafts, and theater of any camp in New England.
It all began in the late 1930s when this area was part of a booming resort community boasting bathing spas and a fun-filled amusement park. Then, during and just after World War II, the U.S. Maritime Service Officers School, used to train Merchant Marine commanders, was stationed here. The Visitor Center, now standing tall, was the infirmary of the base. Take a stroll down the “Memory Lane” self-guided trail and learn about the history of this place – from the California Indians who lived here first, to the Victorian era and military past. Download the guide to your phone, or pick up a brochure in the Visitor Center itself.