In November, we hosted our fall work weekend! The weather was perfect for working outside and we were able to complete several projects with the help of many hands. Our work included reducing fuels and burning brush in the upper … Read More
by Julie Conway and Laurie Leighty My first summer at Camp Trinity was in 1975 I was a counselor on Wintoon with 7 – 8 yr old girls. Julie Wacht was my co-counselor. It was a great summer and Julie … Read More
By Dave (Red) Parker, 1938 Grover & Erma were much aware that the people of Hyampom were our mountain neighbors and they really should know more about Camp Trinity. And that we should know more about them. So there came … Read More
By Dave “Red” Parker You have to know that pack trips to fishing sites via horse or mule were among the most memorable events of the year. And that as a counselor I was privileged to lead some of them … Read More
AUGUST 28, 2017 – By Bob Small Snap! Craaackle! POP! Was that the sound of milk splashing onto the Rice Krispies in your cereal bowl at Camp? No… those were the sounds made as the first board was pried away … Read More
I am from the 7:00 AM bell from the Earth Balance “butter” and Tabasco sauce I am from the musty paint smell of the silk screening room I am from the annoying poison oak The old apple tree whose … Read More
Guest post by Rachel Baker, Program Coordinator and Camp alumna. Before age 11, I spent my summers at dance practice, the beach, swimming pools and 4th of July Parades in Southern California. Don’t get me wrong—it was a lot of … Read More
Post shared by Julian Katz, camp alumnus and former staff member. I was a camper for 9 years and worked at Camp for 5 summers, from the kitchen crew at 17 to an ill-advised half-kitchen/half-junior counselor experiment at 18 … Read More
Post shared by Julie Conway, camp alumna, parent, family camper, and member of the Bar 717 Ranch Advisory Board. I started going to the Bar 717 Ranch in 1971. I was 15 years old. My sisters started going the summer … Read More
My brother and I started going to summer camp in the late 60’s, early 70’s – it was something we always looked forward to and counted the days until summer came and we could run on the open fields, climb … Read More
