For many Camp Frank A. Day campers, the journey starts in the Freshman Unit. The Freshman Unit consists of 6 cabins, a basketball court, tetherball, 4-square, picnic tables, a bath house, and its own council ring and fire circle. Cabins 21, 22, and 23 are traditionally our male identified cabins and 24, 25, and 26 are our female identified cabins. Each cabin has 2 counselors and between 5-8 campers.  Please choose the cabin that is the best fit for your child.

Please note the overnight is only for campers staying for consecutive sessions.

For many Camp Frank A. Day campers, the journey starts in the Freshman Unit. The Freshman Unit consists of 6 cabins, a basketball court, tetherball, 4-square, picnic tables, a bath house, and its own council ring and fire circle. Cabins 21, 22, and 23 are traditionally our male identified cabins and 24, 25, and 26 are our female identified cabins. Each cabin has 2 counselors and between 5-8 campers.  Please choose the cabin that is the best fit for your child.

Please note the overnight is only for campers staying for consecutive sessions.

The Junior Unit is the largest unit at Camp Frank A. Day. It consists of 11 Cabins, a basketball court, tetherball, 4-square, a gaga ball pit, picnic tables, a bath house, and its own council ring and fire circle. Cabins 8, 8A, 9, 10, and 11 are traditionally the male identified cabins,12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 are our female identified cabins, and Cabin 17 is our gender inclusive cabin.  Each cabin has 2 counselors and between 6-9 campers. Please choose the cabin that is the best fit for your child.

Please note the overnight is only for campers staying for consecutive sessions.

The Junior Unit is the largest unit at Camp Frank A. Day. It consists of 11 Cabins, a basketball court, tetherball, 4-square, a gaga ball pit, picnic tables, a bath house, and its own council ring and fire circle. Cabins 8, 8A, 9, 10, and 11 are traditionally the male identified cabins,12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 are our female identified cabins, and Cabin 17 is our gender inclusive cabin.  Each cabin has 2 counselors and between 6-9 campers. Please choose the cabin that is the best fit for your child.

Please note the overnight is only for campers staying for consecutive sessions.

The Junior Unit is the largest unit at Camp Frank A. Day. It consists of 11 Cabins, a basketball court, tetherball, 4-square, a gaga ball pit, picnic tables, a bath house, and its own council ring and fire circle. Cabins 8, 8A, 9, 10, and 11 are traditionally the male identified cabins,12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 are our female identified cabins, and Cabin 17 is our gender inclusive cabin.  Each cabin has 2 counselors and between 6-9 campers. Please choose the cabin that is the best fit for your child.

Please note the overnight is only for campers staying for consecutive sessions.

The oldest campers at Camp Frank A. Day reside in the Senior Unit. Male identified campers in the Senior Unit live in platform canvas tents, female identified campers live in cabins and we have an optional gender inclusive cabin available as well. Our Leaders-In-Training campers also reside in LIT designated cabins in the Senior Unit. The Senior Unit consists of 7 cabins, 4 tents, a basketball court (home of the knockout competition during Color War!), a carpetball table, a gaga ball pit, picnic tables, hammocks, a bath house, and its own council ring and fire circle. Each cabin or tent has 2 counselors and between 5-8 campers. Please choose the living space that is the best fit for your child.

Please note the overnight is only for campers staying for consecutive sessions.

The oldest campers at Camp Frank A. Day reside in the Senior Unit. Male identified campers in the Senior Unit live in platform canvas tents, female identified campers live in cabins and we have an optional gender inclusive cabin available as well. Our Leaders-In-Training campers also reside in LIT designated cabins in the Senior Unit. The Senior Unit consists of 7 cabins, 4 tents, a basketball court (home of the knockout competition during Color War!), a carpetball table, a gaga ball pit, picnic tables, hammocks, a bath house, and its own council ring and fire circle. Each cabin or tent has 2 counselors and between 5-8 campers. Please choose the living space that is the best fit for your child.

Please note the overnight is only for campers staying for consecutive sessions.

The oldest campers at Camp Frank A. Day reside in the Senior Unit. Male identified campers in the Senior Unit live in platform canvas tents, female identified campers live in cabins and we have an optional gender inclusive cabin available as well. Our Leaders-In-Training campers also reside in LIT designated cabins in the Senior Unit. The Senior Unit consists of 7 cabins, 4 tents, a basketball court (home of the knockout competition during Color War!), a carpetball table, a gaga ball pit, picnic tables, hammocks, a bath house, and its own council ring and fire circle. Each cabin or tent has 2 counselors and between 5-8 campers. Please choose the living space that is the best fit for your child.

Please note the overnight is only for campers staying for consecutive sessions.