


Here is an example of what a typical day might look like at Camp Naru:
Time | Event Name | Location | Description |
7:45 AM | Updates | Patio | Review roster and perform roll-call, announce any schedule changes, morning medications announcements, etc. |
8:00 AM | Breakfast | Dining Hall | N/A |
8:30 AM | Cabin Cleanup | Cabins | After breakfast, campers and counselors will clean up their cabin before morning checks. Counselors will also be able to assign campers to mornings tasks and strategize cleaning up. |
9:00 AM | Climbing Wall | Climbing Wall | The host site staff will provide supervision and instruction for their specific activities. These activities are designed to allow campers to engage in team building, encouragement, and support. Examples include: archery, zipline, high ropes, challenge course, etc. |
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10:00 AM | Special Presentation/Instructor | Campers and counselors will engage in meaningful discussion around cultural identity in today’s complex terms (cultural, societal, and community). Led by a licensed social worker, this activity will allow campers to challenge their own understanding of what it mean’s to be Korean in today’s world, while learning about others’ experiences as they navigate it’s meaning to them. | |
Rotation between groups | |||
11:00 AM | Pickleball | Pickleball Courts | Campers and counselors will engage daily exercise that promote teamwork, communication, and sportsmanship. |
12:20 PM | Updates | Review roster and perform roll-call, announce any schedule changes, medications announcements, etc. | |
12:35 PM | Lunch | Dining Hall | N/A |
1:05 PM | REST | Cabins | Moment for campers and staff to relax, digest, and nap/rest in their cabins. |
1:05 PM | Staff Meeting (B) | TBA | Campers should be returned to their cabin with supervision provided by the academic and leadership staff. |
2:00 PM | LEAD | Amphitheater | Campers and counselors will engage in meaningful discussion around cultural identity in today’s complex terms (cultural, societal, and community). Led by a licensed social worker, this activity will allow campers to challenge their own understanding of what it mean’s to be Korean in today’s world, while learning about others’ experiences as they navigate it’s meaning to them. |
3:00 PM | ELECTIVE | Campers will spend this break time with their individual cabins, group dialogue, safe space building, and connecting. Examples of electives include: TKD, Traditional Korean Drums, KPOP Dance, Culinary Arts, Language Arts, Arts and Crafts, etc. | |
4:00 PM | FREE TIME | N/A | Campers will have the opportunity to network and choose to visit any of the free time activities – lake, swimming pool, gym, etc. |
5:50 PM | Updates | Patio | Reading for preparation for evening activities. |
6:15 PM | Dinner | Dining Hall | Dinner Theme: None |
7:15 PM | Camp Fire | Ampitheater | Welcome campers to camp and review traditions and introduce staff. |
8:45 PM | Evening Program End | Cabins | Completion of evening programs and all staff and campers should be in their designated cabins preparing for bed. |
9:00 PM | Staff Meeting (A) | TBA | Campers should be returned to their cabin with supervision provided by the academic and leadership staff. |
9:30 PM | Lights-Out (Juniors) | Cabins | All staff and campers are ready and in bed. |
10:15 PM | Lights-Out (Seniors) | Cabins | All staff and campers are ready and in bed. |
11:00 PM | Leadership Rounds | Cabins | Leadership team members to check on each cabin. |