Which is to say, food and nutrition and hydration are all very important in our camp. They provide the energy campers need throughout the day and evening. The motorcycles aren’t the only things we need to gas up, after all! And, we’ve come a long way over the last decade and a half in what we offer to our campers and how we do meals. We know we’re scoring big whenever parents tell us that their child “raves” about the meals or brags that they get to eat as much as they want all day long.
with choices of spaghetti/penne pasta, red/alfredo sauce, choice of a meat (chicken strips/ground beef) or no meat, oven-baked garlic breadsticks, fresh tossed salad with choice of dressing and ice cream cups for dessert.
with choices of crunchy or soft tacos, chicken or beef, rice & beans, shredded cheese, sour cream, picante, guacamole and Tres Leches cake for dessert
with oversized breaded chicken tenders, mashed potatoes, green beans with bacon, baked biscuits with honey and butter and fudgesicles for dessert.
with roasted, bacon-wrapped pork tenderloin medallions, buttered/parslied carrots, white rice or rosemary potatoes, yeast rolls and brownies for dessert
