Today marks a full three weeks at camp, and Summer 2025 is still going strong. Though we are sad to see some of our campers and staff depart at the end of first session, we are excited to greet our … Continue reading →

The days following Olympics are anything but slow. Life at Owego has been a flurry of activity since the flame was extinguished on Wednesday night. As we approach the end of first session, we are squeezing in as much action … Continue reading →

The final day of Owego Olympics dawned with sunny skies and soaring temperatures. First on the agenda, after breakfast and inspection, was the Ultimate Olympic Challenge. A large-scale relay race that incorporates every single member of each Olympic team, this … Continue reading →

On the second day, the sun came out. Day two of Olympics brought full power, total sunshine, and absolute warmth to Owego. The Juniors pulled on their freshly-laundered team shirts, and psyched themselves up for a day of non-stop action. … Continue reading →

After a soaking rain pelted camp overnight, the clouds parted and the sun came out just in time for us to kick off the first competition of Olympics 2025! Bull Rush involves all members of an Olympics team and has … Continue reading →

We were just going about our business, enjoying a lovely Sunday at camp. Bagels and lox for breakfast, some quality lake time, Magic cards in the picnic grove, and of course PEN MAKING! We rode mountain bikes, played soccer on … Continue reading →

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 →