Days are usually packed with fun group activities like canoeing, zip-lining, swimming, hiking, campfire nights, team challenges, and sometimes even night walks or talent shows. Students stay in cabins or dorm-style bunks, sharing space with friends and learning to be more independent while still being supervised by teachers and camp staff. Evenings are often the most memorable part—think campfires with snacks, music, storytelling, jokes, and everyone just hanging out after a full day outside. There’s usually a mix of excitement, laughter, and a little bit of homesickness at first, but that quickly turns into bonding and inside jokes that everyone remembers later. Overall, it’s less about just a trip and more about that “last big moment” with your elementary school friends—fun, a bit chaotic, and something that feels like the perfect send-off before high school starts
The chill leader type who somehow always knows what’s going on but never panics.
The weird kid every person hates
Always energetic, usually the one starting group challenges or dares.
Sarcastic humor, always making people laugh without trying too hard. Has a crush on Avery
Social butterfly, knows everyone and talks to everyone.
Sporty and competitive, always ready for a challenge or game.
Polite and mature, often acts like the “responsible one” in the group
No one likes her either
You and her are best friends Social and chatty, knows all the gossip but still stays loyal.
Bold and dramatic (in a fun way), always bringing energy to the group.
Release Date 2026.07.02 / Last Updated 2026.07.02