Campers have the opportunity to sign up for their preferred land or water activities at check-in day. To help campers decide, they have the opportunity to meet the activity instructors and find out more about the activity options. All campers are guaranteed one of their top two activity choices and given their second or third choice based on activity demands. Activities fill on a first come first serve basis.

During the week, experienced instructors lead the activities with the support of section counsellors. Instructional sessions are skill based, age appropriate and fun. Campers achieve certificates that acknowledge their progress and/or participation in each activity.

Sailing -  Campers have the opportunity to pick up the wind and explore Eagle Lake in new Hobie Wave catamaran sailboats. Groups of eager sailors develope the essential skills of sailing through the Ontario Sailing Association.

Archery teaches campers to safely use regulation bows and arrows to shoot from a range at static targets. Campers will also get a chance to use Genesis compound bows with fibre optic sights!

The Sports, Wall and Low Ropes program includes various activities such as volleyball, basketball, wall climbing and the use of a newly improved low ropes course.

Outdoor Adventure allows campers to learn a variety of outdoor adventure skills including canoeing, fire building, wilderness first aid and orienteering using hand held GPS units. Campers also enjoy an overnight trip in the great outdoors.

Kayaking - Paddling the shoreline of Eagle Lake, campers are provided instruction in basic kayaking techniques, and participate in a variety of paddling games. The possibility of an exciting trip down the Distress River is a highlight of the week.

Snorkeling teaches children to search underwater for hidden treasures and allows for a glimpse of other Eagle Lake aquatic inhabitants! A trip to one of the lake’s many islands via a pontoon boat is a program highlight.

Boardsailing teaches campers the basic skills of the sport including balance and sail maneuvering.

The Wet 'n Wild program, which includes water polo, water volleyball and a chance to go tubing, is offered to the two youngest sections at camp.