The plot of Camp Brunswick is located in here. There's nothing special about it, but please make sure you read it.

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Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacking is held in Cyprus Hall. There are long, wide tables for campers to sit at during meal time, and all are required to attend. Sneaking off is prohibited, as a lot of things that campers at Brunswick do...
Just don't get caught.

The Recreation center of Brunswick is pretty basic; basketball, though they may not be the most classy or in-tact hoops around, volleyball nets available for outside use, balls, rackets, etcetera. If you’ve come in hopes of sports, this is where you’ll find them. They have mostly everything you can imagine, just don’t get routy and out of control. Rented equipment must be returned by eight o’clock the evening you’ve check it out unless otherwise mentioned.

Accidents are inevitable. If you really screw yourself up, Miss Pannier will fix you right up, so don’t you fret and don’t be too full of yourself to admit you’ve hurt yourself. You won’t be alone in there, I guarantee; there are so many careless campers atop Redwood Peak you’ll have roommates. Or whatever you want to call them.

Everyone needs clean clothes; everyone can have clean clothes. Of course, it’s a quarter per load, but surely one can muster that up. Laundromat closes after eleven, opening at seven for those early risers. Everyone is welcome to use them, not only counselors and staff.

You know what they say: when you gotta go, you gotta go. You’re not exactly supposed to be out of the cabins after eleven, but Brunswick’s plumbing can’t always be trusted. And, showers, well those are all grouped for males and females; you are always welcome into the showers, counselors prefer you be clean opposed to sleeping, as you should be. Of course, they don’t let the management know that. Even counselors have secrets.

Yellowstone cabin is pretty much the party cabin. Guys, girls; Sequoia, Mammoth, Yosemite, everyone’s welcome into this cabin. Of course, get caught “partying” by one of the counselors and there will be punishment. The boys in Yellowstone are crazy, hardly able to control by about five of the toughest camp counselors at times. These are the boys that drink, smoke, get down and dirty far off into the woods; they’re all pretty much carefree and will do most anything for attention, whether it be positive or negative.

Yosemite cabin is the first of the female’s cabins. It is made up of the more angelic and low key girls. They get away with their rule breaking, usually, and tend to be the counselors favourites. The girls in Yosemite are more introverts, usually found reading or just talking with their own group of friends. It happens that one or two misfits get stuck in Yosemite, but they may as well go mental with the careful, quiet girls in this cabin.

Definitely a fun place to go with your new found group of friends-- or to meet your future group of friends. The lake is a very ‘happening’ place, and it’s usually really refreshing on humid, sunny days. Don’t forget your sun block otherwise day activities will be rather uncomfortable. There are a few large rocks for campers to play on, along with a few shady trees incase you’re deadly afraid of getting a little sun. The grass is a lush green, and rocks litter the shore, usually fun to skip across the surface of the water. Have fun, remember to play nicely.

Definitely not to be mistaken with Redwood Peak. Homestead Creek is just a small stream of water surrounded by greenery and wild life. No worries, though, nothing dangerous. It’s a lovely place to hold dates for your summer flings; just don’t get caught hanging around after dark, it’s against camp rules. Don’t get too loud under the stars.

The meadow is the place to go when you just want to kick back and relax. It is a huge grass area with benches, flower beds-- no, not for you to lay and nap in-- and usually a few people for company. Be aware that even though it is quiet, staff is still watching, so be careful with your actions. Make sure you don’t litter the area; it was nice when you came, please leave it as so!

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