Camp Vehicles

This space is dedicated to all current and previous vehicles owned and operated by camp. This includes land and water-craft, trucks and vans.

The Whaler
The Whaler was a small craft with an outboard motor that served as a lifeguard-boat until the end of the summer of 2017. It was then retired and a new boat, unnamed was put in its place.

"The Life-Guard Boat" (2018)

Purchased from a neighbor at the end of 2017, this boat was to be used as the new lifeguard boat. It was...until it sank the first session of camp.

The Ponty Family
These are a collection of pontoon boats and floats that are all related to each other. Mrs Ponty and Baby Ponty usually hangout in the Swim Area, while Mr. Ponty gets to see the world.

Mrs. Ponty
She makes up the far end of the swimming area and doesn't like to be tied down, so she breaks from her anchors a lot.

Mr. Ponty
He is a pontoon boat for taking your cabin out on a cruise of the lake. He comes complete with deck chairs and engine problems. It takes a special set of skills in order to get him going.

Baby Ponty
It inspires to become a pontoon boat one day, but for now is just a raft that becomes a giant grill in the summer heat. Baby Ponty made up a far corner of the swimming area until he moved out of his parents home and across boat bay, to become a dock for fetching water to put out campfires.

Row Boats
Camp currently owns eight 20ft Alumicraft Row Boats and one other donated rowboat of unknown length (over 20ft). These were purchased sometime in the 80s.

Previous to the Alumicrafts, camp owned three steel row boats, which are now buried in the ground.

Big Red
A Vehicle that camp once owned in the 80s, was purchased by David Vanden Hueval who drove it for 12 more years after purchase. Could only go 85mph, and could only go that fast by taking it downhill past McCausulin Golf Course by The Sand Trap

The Marshmellow Van
A white cargo van that couldn't fit the moose head which was stolen from U-Nah-Li-Ya. used in the 80s