Dining at Summit
More than a place to eat
Shared meals, familiar routines and individual accommodations help make the table part of camp life.
3 mealsServed daily
2 snacksTypical daily routine
Family-styleThe camp dining tradition
The table is part of the community
Campers and staff eat together in the dining hall, usually at their unit tables. Some Wednesday meals are picnics. Super Teens may help serve a meal as part of their work experience.
Summit describes hot and cold choices at meals, a consistent schedule and water fill stations around campus.
Accommodations are part of the plan
Summit lists gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan and dairy-free alternatives. It describes its campus as nut-free and says it works with allergies, restricted diets and sensory or anxiety-related food concerns.
Families can discuss preferred foods, supplements and individual medical or dietary requirements with the team before applying.
- Breakfast: about 8:10 a.m.; morning snack: 10:20–10:40 a.m.
- Lunch: about 12:40 p.m.; afternoon snack: 3:10–3:30 p.m.
- Dinner: about 6:10 p.m.; evening snack varies by age group.