The year Camp Willson (er... Camp Bailey) was initially founded

A class associated with wetland ecology

This body of water has had many names in its history

These two sisters are always happy to see you

She is out Food Service Director and she is a queen

One of the longest running YMCA affiliated organizations in the country, they volunteer at camp and love to kick it with the boyz

This class is a lot like the Oregon Trail

This building is named after a camp alumni and is a ten minute walk from Main Camp

This fella is currently the longest standing Camp Willson resident

This person *probably* won't be annoyed if you tell him something is broken

This person purchased camp for $20,000 in 1921

This class involves spoon hands, communication, and debriefing

You should be wearing closed toed shoes, long pants, and maybe a helmet here

She loves to munch on dead mice

This duo keeps camp beautiful and tidy, and you may see them riding around on a Ranger

This cabin was brought to camp, although it looks permanent

This class often leads to some tasty treats... or occasionally foul failures

This place is kept at a balmy 80 degrees Fahrenheit

This fella chokes on his food... enough said

A tiny overlord who unplugs things, open doors, and munches cereal

He was the camp caretaker from 1929-1986

This is the term for the large group activity we typically have after dinner

A place with camp paraphernalia and photos galore

A cheeky little fellow who prefers to stay out of sight, but will sometimes make an appearance at the barn or by the dumpsters

These two work up at the barn during the week, keeping our animals happy and healthy