Timber-Lee sprawls across 600 acres of campgrounds, and visitors are hard-pressed to find a square inch that isn't devoted to some sort of outdoor adventure. Rolling fields, forests, and two beaches along a lake set the stage for activities from canoeing and fishing to paintball and building campfires.

During summer months, counselors lead more than 50 camp programs, including ones for both parents and kids. Other days might focus on sports, visual arts like photography and music, or maybe adrenaline-packed thrills including rock-climbing and zip-lining, an activity that makes most forest animals question why they ever took up walking. Beyond its human staff and visitors, Timber-lee gives home to more than 50 horses ready for riding, over 30 animals at the animal farm, as well as other animals at the onsite Science Education Center.