During your stay at Camp McLanlin, you will find a variety of natural and supplied activities to enjoy! We hope you can add these to your Camp Program to enhance your camping experience.
The caretaker can sign out ARCHERY BOWS AND ARROWS upon arrival or during your stay at the camp. The archery range is just past the ‘barn’ on your way from Robin’s Roost toward Marion’s Manor.
**If you are unfamiliar with archery, we suggest you do some research before going to camp. The camp caretakers will give you information on handling the equipment safely, but it is up to you to supervise the girls and provide guidance in the actual game of Archery.
BOCCE BALL SETS Borrow our camp Bocce set and let the girls loose on the flat grassy areas. Bocce is a classic game everyone can play!
FRISBEE GOLF Borrow the Frisbees from caretakers and set up the ‘golf’ tees. There is lots of excitement and fun!
GADGET BAMBOO! There are enough bamboo sticks to build a fortress or many individual large gadgets! Bring your string and rope to lash them into magnificent creations! The sticks are stored on the side of the barn for easy access.
LIGHT HORSESHOES – suitable for younger kids.
FLAGS – Borrow a real flag kit from caretakers, comes with Canadian Flag, and instructions/history on flag raising ceremonies for small and large groups. Please remember to return the flag in clean & dry condition or allow the caretaker to hang it to dry upon return of the flag kit
CAMP MAC CHALLENGE Can you find all the answers to these sights and places all around the campsite. Multiple challenges are available.
VOLLEYBALL/BADMINTON NET – Portable as it is a pop-together frame; it takes two people 5 minutes to put up and take down. It can be used anywhere on flat ground. Frames to be wiped with a dry cloth and the net folded up properly could be volleyball or badminton – additional equipment provided
SLACKLINE is set up at the camp entry, on the side of the road by the trees. Users should check the slackline before use. Users must weigh less than 350 lbs., one person on the slackline at a time. Wipe the slackline with a dry cloth after use. Use caution during wet weather.