Back in the day,I went to various day and overnight camps during many summers in my youth. As an only child, with both parents in the military, or living with my grandparents while my mother and father served our country,it was important to all the adults in my life that I have somewhat of a normal childhood. So attending a camp with lots of diversity was the final decision. Summer camp for me was very special because I was able to memorize how to ride a horse, get better at my gymnastics, or cheerleading,and swimming skills, do archery, or so many more fun and exciting activities. Plus I made lots of novel friends. When I became a military spouse and parent of an only child,extending the tradition for my daughter to disappear to summer camp was something that I knew had to be done. Our child learned..
Source: militaryfamily.org