Arriving after a long drive we got you straight into cabins and ready to get started into not just a good camp but a Great One! Seeing some pretty exciting, scary and unusual activities throughout the park we introduced ourselves and the 5 keys to you and then made our way to ‘The Olympics” with Jilly! Laughter was shared and names were learnt as we did some tricky little team challenges and got to know each other before our first set of rotations Abseil, Rockwall, Snowy Chal

On a busy Wednesday at The Summit, we said goodbye to Kurunjang camp 2 and welcomed camp 3 to the park. The campers were eager to settle into their accommodation, have their lunch and get the program started. Team leader, Steph, alongside coaches, Pat, Paris, and Kyle, welcomed the campers to The Summit and the epic team that was going to be joining them, we kicked the program off with a game of 50 up, although they only got 21 to begin with, we encouraged the mistakes. Afte

It has been a pleasure having the grade 3 and 4 students from Sale Primary School at The Summit for three days for their school camp. With so much energy and already having tribe names, there was no time to waste before getting into the initiatives and activities. Orienteering had tribes running all over the camp finding marker points and solving riddles. Jamen was brilliant at solving riddles and puzzle during the orienteering. Flag building was an amazing chance to design a

Monday the 17th to Wednesday the 19th of February - rain hail and shine - we welcomed Briar Hill Primary School! We got off the buses and straight away settled into our new home for the next couple of days up at the Tent Village! It was time to hit them with what makes a successful camp - with Five Keys: Have Fun, Play All In, Make Lots of Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable and Don’t Go Home Wondering What If. At the start we focused on the first 2 keys. We though

It was a pleasure having Altona College at The Summit during 19/2/20 - 21/2/20 for their 3 day camp. After settling into their accommodation the years 8s and 9s were introduced to our Five Keys: Have Fun, Play All In, Make Lots of Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable and Don’t Go Home Wondering what if. We then headed out into the park to get stuck into some initiative challenges and our first round of rotations. The Snowy River Challenge, Snake & Nails and Tribe Ide

Kurunjang Secondary College arrived to The Summit on the 17th of February for their second three-day camp in high spirits. The students and teachers were put to the test right from the get-go. After being introduced to Cam and I, we went straight into our first two rotations of camp. The two activities that the students completed were very different in regards to the kind of focus and involvement they had to produce. The students had to push their limits while conquering our

From the 12th to the 14th of February the Good News Lutheran College came to the Summit camp for a three-day program. During the camp the students had to push through their comfort zones and conquer many new challenges as well as facing up to some fears on activities such as an abseil from our Big Tower and navigating through our Cave in pitch black. Their Summit camp would also push the tribes of students to come together on the Scavenger Hunt and also when completing our Bu

Monday lunchtime we welcomed some pretty awesome girls from Lauriston Secondary College. As the bus’s where unpacked the fun begun. To kick-start the first day of camp we explained what our 5 keys are at The Summit- 1.Have fun 2.play all in 3. Make lots of mistakes 4. Get comfortable being uncomfortable and 5. Don’t go home wondering what if. Ultimately, if they used one of these keys every day that they were at camp they would have an incredible time. Before long the girls

Marching your way straight to the tents camp began with some lunch eating, getting used to the hot day and preparing yourselves for a whole heap of challenges. After introducing the five keys everyone headed out in the park, where the two groups played an initiative each. From that point on, we had Team Swomp and the Hakuna Makinibottoms. On the first day of camp everyone got to climb the big tower to The Summit Window and to play a few games of Laser Skirmish. Team Swomp had

On Monday, the Year 7’s from Lakes Entrance Secondary College made the epic journey to The Summit! The students were first introduced to The Summit’s Five Keys: Have Fun, Play All In, Make Lots Of Mistakes, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable, and, Don’t Go Home Wondering What If. The focus for the afternoon was the first two of these and the first thing the students took on, was an initiative challenge, followed by the task of coming up with their Tribe names. The four tribe

The summit had the pleasure of welcoming the Year 11/12’s from Upper Yarra Secondary College on Friday the 7th February 2020, although they only stayed for two days they managed to fit a jam packed program in, filled with 2 initiatives, 8 rotations, 2 laps of the monster course and LOTS of games. Can’t believe we did all of that in just 48 hours…. well done! On the Friday when the school arrived, we took them to The Stadium where we introduced them to The Summit team, our 5 k