As we careen headfirst into the third week of camp, we feel good about how far we’ve come and even better about what lies ahead. All of the divisions have settled into a familiar routine, from morning inspection to Rest … Continue reading →

When Ryan Carroll arrives at Owego, you take note. And you take that note with your very own handmade pen! PEN MAKING IS BACK! Ryan is a master craftsman and a friendly face at Owego. He returns every summer around … Continue reading →

Thursdays at camp typically mean late sleep. At 8:45, a full hour later than usual, our campers awakened to the sounds of loud music blasting from the unit leaders’ speakers. Late sleep means a double-SFA morning, so after breakfast and … Continue reading →

“The secret to a good morning is to watch the sunrise with an open heart.” — Anthony T. Hincks Our Grand Owegans wrapped up the Grand Owegan with a day 3 wake-up at dawn to watch the sunrise from Worthington … Continue reading →

Some days at camp are cozy and confined, with all of us physically present, doing what we love at our summer home. Other days, like today, have us spread out in different locations, engaged in exciting adventures beyond Owego’s front … Continue reading →

At Owego, you can be anything you want to be. You can be a rocket designer, a stage performer, or a competitive swimmer. You can even be a Polar Bear. The Polar Bears club is an elite tradition going back … Continue reading →

Sunday mornings at Owego begin with bagels and eggs, and owner Barbara Black’s famous smoked salmon. When this breakfast of champions ends, we head back to the bunks for clean up and inspection. First period takes us in different directions. … Continue reading →

While it may have been difficult for our campers to imagine returning to a regular schedule after yesterday’s holiday shenanigans, we had plenty of good things in store for them as they woke up on this beautiful Saturday morning — … Continue reading →

It seems only fitting that today’s high was forecasted as 76 degrees. Spirit of ’76…76 Trombones…Philadelphia 76ers…it all fits. Friday, July 4th started with a bang…and then more and more bangs. With the Tents away, the 10th graders will play. … Continue reading →

Yesterday, we bid farewell to our 11th grade “Tents” as they departed for 10 days in Costa Rica. Along with their grade-level peers from PFC and CTT, they will be exploring the beautiful countryside, volunteering at an animal sanctuary, and … Continue reading →