At our Oleta Park and Virginia Key Park headquarters, we offer mountain bike activity once a week for older campers who already know how to ride bikes. And if anyone needs more practice we help them. Each camper is given a bicycle and helmet. They go out with the counselors on a tour within the same park biking along stretches surrounded by trees.

In Guaikinima we hold many competition games in natural spaces. They learn that competition is healthy, that the goal is to always have fun. And they are motivated to do better and better.

It’s a super fun activity that our campers really like, especially to cool off from the summer heat. It is a sturdy plastic surface where water runs on the sliding surface. The Slip ‘n Slide becomes very slippery, allowing children to jump on the plastic surface and slide.

Ga-ga-ga is a variant of dodgeball that is played on a ga-ga-ga court. The game combines dodge, hit, run and jump, with the objective of being the last person standing. Players hit the ball with their hands and are eliminated if the ball hits them at or below the waist.

In Guaikinima we prepare the most incredible campfires with surprise effects so that campers and guides connect with the wonders of fire. We sing around the campfire and expressed feelings and camp chants. Guaikinima’s bonfires are the best!

Capturing the flag is a traditional outdoor game in which two teams have a flag and the goal is to capture the other team’s flag, located at the team’s “base,” and safely takes it to their own base.

In both sleepaway and day camps, we give importance to the development of creativity, that campers discover that artistic vein that we all have. It is ideal for campers to enjoy a quiet moment, in the shade, to talk, express their creativity and create something to take home. Campers carry out different projects: tie dye, dream catchers, bracelets, bookmakers, banners, photo frames, etc.

Archery is the sport, practice or ability to use a bow to shoot arrows. It’s a competitive sport where the goal is to aim at the yellow circle.

Snorkeling takes place at our Oleta Park and Virginia Key Park camps, where we have the beach for campers to learn how to put on their masks and breathe through the tube that should be kept out of the water. The activity is carried out in shallow waters, ensuring that campers can hit bottom at any time. They can see underwater, the ecosystem, little fish, starfish, crabs, plants, etc. Always under the supervision of our counselors.