16-17 Year Old Summer Camp near Mount Arlington

Summer camp for teenagers 10th & 11th graders highschool near Mount Arlington

The LIT Experience

10th Grade Summer Camp Mount Arlington

Tamarack Day Camp offers a Leader-in-Training program for 16- and 17-year-olds entering 10th grade. Designed for teens who are ready for more responsibility, the program helps bridge the transition from camper to counselor through hands-on leadership experience. Participants build practical skills in problem-solving, teamwork, communication, and setting a positive example for younger campers. Parents near Mount Arlington, NJ will appreciate that this program focuses on personal growth during an important stage, giving teens the confidence and leadership tools they can use both at camp and in everyday life.

Take On Meaningful Responsibility

11th Grade Summer Camp Mount Arlington

For teens who are ready for their first real work experience, Tamarack Day Camp offers a meaningful next step. Designed for 16- and 17-year-olds near Mount Arlington, NJ, this opportunity gives teens guided exposure to responsibility, feedback, and workplace expectations in a supportive setting. Participants learn how to contribute to a team, communicate clearly, take initiative, and grow from coaching and direction. Parents will appreciate a program that helps teens build practical skills they can carry into school, college, future jobs, and other leadership roles, while also giving them a valuable role within the camp community.

Participate In an Exciting Adventure

High school Summer Camp Mount Arlington

Built for 16- and 17-year-olds who are ready to take on a challenge, this six-day leadership experience gives teens near Mount Arlington, NJ the chance to grow through hands-on learning outside their usual routine. Led by Tamarack Day Camp and Windsor Mountain staff, the program focuses on teamwork, leadership, and responsibility through a combination of guided training, hiking, and camping.

Throughout the trip, participants are encouraged to step outside their comfort zones, work closely with others, and build confidence through shared goals and real responsibilities. Parents will value an experience that helps teens develop practical leadership skills while giving them a meaningful accomplishment they can carry with them into school, future jobs, college applications, and other opportunities.