Camp No Counselors

Camp No Counselors made me feel like a little kid again, while still having the advantages of being a big kid. All the games and songs from my childhood. All the friendships and crushes. And all the partying and dancing of being a 20 – 30 something. I never wanted to leave and I write this as Campsick as I was the day after camp when I was 12. I can’t wait to go back!!!

The minute we got to camp and set up our bunks, we were greeted by a happy hour and dinner, followed by a camp fire with live music where everyone could mingle. I was surprised how many people were just straight up there for friendship — I met some really really great people on night one, and it just got better from there.
There was this pretty genius suggestion from the camp that you shouldn’t talk about what you did for a living — it’s crazy how much of a difference this made throughout the camp. Living in LA can be an exhausting and endless networking opportunity, but at camp: everyone just met naturally — and you either clicked, or you didn’t.
And this was a real SUMMER CAMP experience. During the day, there’s an array of camp experiences to try: from dodgeball, to capture the flag, to rock climbing, to archery, to a (freakishly intense) high ropes course. Or, if you’re too hungover, there’s arts and crafts and sitting by the pool. (If you want, you can literally just sit by the pool and do nothing all day. It’s your prerogative, you’re an adult, make your own decisions).
But perhaps the best of all, booze-​filled breakfast lunch and dinner, followed by epic happy hours and even MORE epic theme parties that go all night.
I can’t wait to see these people next year. Cheers.

Camp No Counselors is truly a magical place: From the camp founders and crew themselves, to the activities, the fellow campers, the accommodations, the food, and the memories you take home with you– it is a one of a kind experience.
During the day you can choose from a variety of activities to participate in (archery, dodgeball, arts and crafts, hiking, yoga– depending on the location of the camp) or you can choose not to participate at all and nap or play card games with your new friends– it’s up to you what kind of experience you want to have at camp.
In the evening there is happy hour, which leads into dinner, and then you get to prep for whatever crazy theme party is planned– everyone goes all out and stays up dancing until we drop.
It’s the best of both worlds– play like a child during the day and party like an adult at night! Can’t wait until next time:)