Rockmont News
Behind the Scenes: How We Develop Rockmont's Program in Pursuit of Five Critical Objectives for our Campers
Part One: Self Confidence Parents tell us that in the days after their son has been to Rockmont he talks mostly about all the fun he’s had, the friends he’s made and the staff he’s gotten to know. But the number one thing parents tell us about what they notice in their son following a session is how much he’s (...)
Wait, is that Potato Knob?
A blog for camping professionals involved in the North Carolina Youth Camp Association. and now (...)
The Importance of Play: Mother/Son Pogo Sticking Edition
Camp Rockmont is a special place - a community set aside for new experiences and new (...)
The Case for Camping
I believe in the power of a night spent camping in the woods. At Rockmont, we believe in (...)
Little Legacies
As many of you know, this summer at Rockmont looked quite a bit different from the sixty-four that (...)
The Power of Friendships to Shape our Lives
The core of any camp experience is friendship. When all goes well at camp, we find friends who (...)
How to Have a Productive and Fun Family Meeting
This article\'s timing may seem interesting given most of us have been spending a lot (...)
Group Game Facilitation
Picture this... 200+ high schoolers, 2 hours, 20 orange cones, a soccer field, and... You. Summer (...)
Let Your Son Make Choices When He’s Afraid
Most young men are used to making certain choices: what will I wear? What do I want to eat? Do I (...)
Summer 2020 – In Review
How We Handled Health and Safety this Summer We are always grateful after we wrap up a safe and (...)
