Summer camp for teenagers 10th & 11th graders highschool near Boonton Township
The LIT Experience
The Leaders-in-Training (LIT) program at Tamarack Day Camp is built specifically for rising 10th graders, offering 16–17-year-olds near Boonton Township a focused opportunity to step into greater responsibility. This program is designed to support teens in transitioning from camper to counselor by teaching practical leadership and communication skills. Participants learn how to lead younger campers, solve problems in real time, and contribute meaningfully to a team. By focusing on accountability, initiative, and peer role modeling, the LIT program gives teens tools they can use both at camp and throughout high school and beyond.
Take On Meaningful Responsibility
Tamarack Day Camp offers teens ages 16–17 a structured introduction to real work experience through our Leaders-in-Training (LIT) program. Designed for families near Boonton Township, this program helps participants build responsibility, communication skills, and confidence as they take on roles that support camp operations and younger campers. Teens receive direct guidance and feedback from experienced staff, helping them understand expectations in a workplace setting. Along the way, they gain practical experience that prepares them for future jobs, college applications, and leadership roles in school or the community. Their contributions matter, and they leave with a stronger sense of accountability and purpose.
Participate In an Exciting Adventure
The Tamarack Day Camp leadership program gives 16–17-year-olds a focused, six-day experience designed to build real-world skills. In partnership with Windsor Mountain, teens take part in guided hiking and camping activities that require cooperation, communication, and responsibility. With support from Tamarack and Windsor Mountain staff, participants work together to solve problems, make group decisions, and manage challenges in unfamiliar outdoor settings.
This program is specifically designed for families near Boonton Township who want their teens to grow through hands-on leadership development. When participants return, they’ve not only gained practical experience—they’ve also completed a meaningful program that strengthens future job and college applications.