So Why is Beach Camp the Best Place Anywhere for Fun on the Water?
-We have a mile long ¼ mile wide sandy beach, with Alki in Seattle being the only thing comparable in the area
-The tide comes in most summer afternoons over the warm sand giving us the biggest warmest bay outside of Birch Bay near Bellingham
-With our protected bay, we have glass on the water in the middle of the day all summer long. This kind of flat water just doesn’t exist on the area Lakes after 5:00 am.
-We have more cool gear and more variety of activities than anywhere we know of, and our instructors have either grown up here or been here for so long they can’t remember having a real job.
-We keep everyone toasty warm all day no matter what. With wet suits for all and our big hot tub right out on the dock, you’ll have to go to Mexico to spend a warmer week on the water.
-We use Sea-doo jet boats with no propellers and nothing at all protruding from the hull of the boats.
-Our beach and wharf are many miles from the nearest boat launch and literally no one other than us wakeboards or innertubes on our bay.
-We don’t have jet skis nor does anyone in the area. So there are no issues with inattentive jet skiers in the area.
-We supply wet suits for all. Wet suits are worn by everyone which make it impossible to sink and makes the apparent water temperature in the 80s.
-Everything we do is over the water, our swings, climbing structures, and zipline are all over the water.
-6 to 1 Student to Instructor Ratio. Our instructors participate with the students in all the watersport activites we do.
-Our sleepover accomdations are actual mini houses with indoor bathrooms, so no sleeping in camp structures or trudging around in the middle of the night to use the bathrooms.
-Our food is catered by local restaurants, so picky eaters can be assured there's no sloppy camp staff prepared food here.
-No Islands, No Currents, No Rocks. We are located in the very widest part of the Sound with an unobstructed view for many miles in all directions. Unlike the San Juans and and many other scenic coastal areas, grounding on rocks and strong currents in narrow channels are not a feature in the waterways here.
-We have kayaks, sail boats, and power boats, miles of beach, and a 20 thousand square foot wharf with a zipline, climbing wall, skate ramps, batting cage, and roller hocky floor. So unlike most camps or resort tour operators, there’s never any pressure on us to do anything on the water if conditions are not optimal for the particular activity in question.