| The Huawni Program |
 The Huawni Program begins with simple, uncomplicated, wholesome fun. It builds on the active nature of the schedule by creating an environment where kids and counselors get to know each other.
The daily schedule is a balanced combination of outdoor activities and sports events. It can be as simple and natural as playing in the creek at the Carving Trees or as intense as a multi-station relay race known as the Huawni Derby and Run for the Roses.
Outside of the scheduled activities, much of a camper's experience at Huawni is intended to be unplanned and spontaneous. A relaxing walk down the Camp road and conversation with a friend after supper can highlight an action-packed day. Camp Huawni encourages its staff to always be alert for these special moments. |
| Daily Activities |
During regular activity days, campers are divided by age into small activity groups and are scheduled into three activity periods in the morning and three in the afternoon. Campers participate in a variety of activities, including:
Swimming
Fishing
Hiking
Carving Trees
Canoeing
Archery
Critter (oversized jumping water pillow)
Water Trolley
Soccer
Whiffleball
Horseshoes
Washers
Arts and Crafts
Volleyball
Basketball
Obstacle Course
Frisbee Golf
Parasailing (for teen campers pending weather)
Water Slide |
| Evening Activities and Special Events |
| The evenings are a special time at Camp Huawni as the entire Camp usually comes together for an event. The talented Counseling Staff creates major productions for the campers, while traditional activities keep the fun times going well after the sun goes down and affords campers the opportunity to make memories that are not soon forgotten. Legendary Camp Huawni Special Events include:
Opening Night Show
Miss Huawni Pageant
Phantom's Playday
Water Balloon Fight
Storytelling
Skit Night
Talent Show
Capture the Flag
Camptown Races
Sing Songs
Campfires
Fishing
Marshmallow Roasts
Water Slide on Flagpole Hill
Trailer Rides
Huawni Uprisings
Celebration Dance
The Little Red Church service (for two-week sessions)
Tribal Competition (for two-week sessions)
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| Mealtime is funtime at Camp Huawni |
Everyone LOVES eating together at Camp Huawni...our Dining Hall is swarming with activity at mealtime. Campers and counselors are always singing, cheering, and dancing, which makes for a fun celebration of great food!
Meals at Camp Huawni are planned so campers get a variety of healthy, nutritious, and most of all great tasting and kid-friendly food. Breakfast choices always include milk and cereal. Fresh fruits and vegetables are included on the daily menu and the salad bar is standard fare at lunch and dinner. Special diets (i.e. vegetarian) can be arranged; however, the director must be contacted in advance.
Campers are encouraged to eat three full meals a day to accommodate Camp Huawni's active program. Snacks are provided at break in the afternoon and just before lights out at night. |
