Camp Laney offers a balanced program of individual and team activities and sports. The program is structured, but also allows ample free time for campers. Campers are divided into eight different activity groups by age and grade in school.

Each group follows a daily schedule. Horseback, waterfront, ropes course, tennis, major sports, and swimming are daily activities. Archery and riflery meet every other day. There are four activity periods in the morning and four in the afternoon.

Supervised free time is before dinner, and before and after supper. During these times the campers may swim (not after supper), play tennis, badminton, ping-pong, frisbee golf, basketball, bombardment, or they can just relax. There is also fishing at the river after supper.

Night activities are an exciting part of our camp program. Tribe hunt, cabin night, camp fires with music and story telling, bombardment, counselor skit night, snake show, and the Blazer animal show are all traditional favorites at Camp Laney. Each session Laney boys enjoy dancing at Riverview Camp for Girls and Skyline Camp for Girls.

Camp Laney’s Jr. Camp Program is only for campers who have just finished 2nd grade. The Jr. Camp program is a one week session; however, the actual day-to-day program is the same as the full two week session. There is limited enrollment for the Jr. Camp.

Camp Laney offers a Counselor In Training program for campers that have finished the 7th grade and up. These campers are looked to as the leaders of camp for their session. C.I.T.’s may choose one activity to not participate in. During that activity they choose another activity to help the staff. This gives our oldest campers a chance to take on more responsibility and see what it is like to be a part of a Laney staff.