Guest Blogger

By: Zoe Bernard

Welcome home signs are posted as campers and staff members arrive to start their Camp Gray adventure. Some are coming for the first time, and some for the 100th time. Some stay for a couple of days, while some stay for three (or more) months. An old adage around these parts is: Come to Camp Gray for a day; leave a part of the family.

By: Phil DeLong

As winter begins to yield to the warmer and longer days of spring, my thoughts frequently turn to my friends at Camp Gray, as they turn up the intensity of their preparations for the much-anticipated summer camp season.

By: Erin Moran

I am hesitant to say that being a camper at Camp Gray has changed my life. Now before you start thinking that this statement is because Camp Gray has not had an impact on my life, let me squash those thoughts.

By: Joseph Baker

When I was hired as a counselor, I had never been to Camp Gray. I didn’t even grow up going to summer camp, so when I first arrived in June of 2009, I really didn’t know what to expect.

Howdy friends!

Thanks for taking the time to visit the Camp Gray Blog!

On this day, in lieu of posting a new 700-4000 word story, I’m re-posting (for the third time!) a blog from 2010. Yes indeed, this is a blast from the past!

Many people have wondered over the years how Camp’s SaLT Missionaries and Summer Camp staffers stay motivated to impact the lives of countless youth at Camp Gray…

Paul Coakley, Camp Gray staffer from 2010-2014, taught us how to live, and he taught us how to love. Paul passed away three weeks ago from an extremely aggressive form of cancer…

It is almost time for Camp Gray Summer Staff Training 2014 to begin…which can only mean one thing – Summer Camp is just around the corner! Let me assure you that staff training and all the sessions of summer camp are going to be unbelievably amazing and life-changing this year.

The annual CG winter newsletter, The Camp Gray Gazette, hits newsstands (mailboxes!) this week! The Gazette is chock-full of fun and exciting CG updates. One particular piece of the Gazette, an article by former staffer Monica Herron, was so good, we’ve decided to also post it this week in lieu of a Tuesdays with Topher … Continued

I love quotes…. There is something about finding a sentence or phrase and writing it down that mesmerizes me. Whether or not you intend on looking at the sentence again isn’t important. The important part is realizing that something is significant enough to record.