Activities
at Silver Lake Camp are all included in
the prices shown, with three meals a day and lodging (bring your own bedding).
- Hikes-long and short
- Swimming
- Fishing (bring your own
tackle and license if applicable)
- Kayaking
- Children’s crafts
- Adult crafts
- Group campfires and
singalongs
- Group games like
basketball, tetherball, volleyball, horseshoes
- Weekly variety shows,
skits
- Lodge activities like
Bingo, Game Night, Movie Night, Slide Shows
- Basking on a sandy beach
- Ping Pong
If
you prefer, you may plan your own outdoor adventures. There are many
hiking trails within a short distance of camp. Campers may swim or
fish at the lake, or simply relax under the trees. Enjoy a walk through
one of the wildflower filled meadows near the camp, or walk down to the lake to
pay a visit to the wild geese. For those wishing a more strenuous hike and
an all day adventure, try the longer (8+miles) hikes to either Thunder Mountain
or Needle’s Eye. Please remember not to pick any flora or fauna.
Your camera will be your ticket to identifyling the abundant growth of
wildflowers, or preserving the beautiful Silver Lake sunrises and sunsets.
The Carson Pass web site is a great resource for activities located in
and around Silver Lake.
Silver Lake Chapel
Those
who wish to attend Sunday services at Silver Lake Chapel will be
overwhelmed by the vista of Thunder Mountain and Silver Lake. A short
walk from camp, the Chapel is located between Plasse’s meadow and the lake.
Protestant services are held at 10:00AM, Catholic Mass at noon.
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