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At Camp Arrowhead, boys live in simple wooden cabins with 5–7 other campers of similar age and 1–2 counselors. Each cabin has screened windows, a small porch, and sturdy bunk beds, along with electricity and a private bathroom featuring hot and cold running water and a shower. Beside every bunk is a set of cubbies where campers can keep their personal belongings organized and close at hand.

Most cabins sit close together on the main lawn, creating a lively sense of community that extends beyond each cabin’s close-knit friendships.

Living together in a cabin gives boys daily opportunities to build real-life skills like communication, empathy, and cooperation. With supportive counselors as role models and mentors, campers learn to navigate decisions big and small — from choosing activities to keeping track of their gear — in a safe and encouraging environment.

Cabin groups share meals, laughter, and adventures throughout the week, forming strong bonds and lasting friendships that are at the heart of the Camp Arrowhead experience.