Category Archives: Facilities + Grounds

Catching Sunshine

Solar panels help the camp reduce energy costs. Photo courtesy of International Sports Training Camp

When they first began their “green energy” journey, International Sports Training Camp (ISTC) Directors Mark Major and Kara Klaus-Major were intimidated by the task. With approximately 270 campers and 130 staff members in residence each week, the directors discussed the … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Departments, Facilities + Grounds, Issues, Nov/Dec 2012 | Leave a comment

On And Off The Court

Flat surfaces with lines? Check. Nets and posts?  Check. Fencing and lighting? Check. Perfectly clean surfaces free from debris, cracks, and stains? If that last item can’t be checked off, it looks like your basketball and tennis courts have something … Continue reading

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Maximum Participation

Courtesy Of Camp For All

Setting its sights on enriching the lives of children and adults with challenging illnesses and special needs, Camp For All wanted to make sure its activities were as barrier-free as its facilities. Doing so meant there were multiple ways to … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Departments, Facilities + Grounds, Issues, Jul/Aug 2012, Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Laying The Groundwork

Getting ready for the summer season often means airing out short-sleeved shirts and shorts, seeing if the porch furniture needs any repairs, and hunting for the bug spray. And when you think about it, getting a camp’s sports facilities ready … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Departments, Facilities + Grounds, Issues, May/June 2012 | Leave a comment

Proactive Maintenance

Many bad puns have been made about the importance of good lighting in a camp’s sports facilities. They include not being in the dark, getting turned on to the knowledge of superior facilities, having the power to make a change, … Continue reading

Posted in Camp Business, Departments, Facilities + Grounds, Issues, Mar/Apr 2012 | Leave a comment