This location is known for its mystical qualities in which youngsters meet with LDI's in disguise.
What is the Enchanted Forest?
100
No double-taps! Be on your guard, in this game, only one can truly win!
What is Ga-ga Ball?
100
In stereotypical fashion, one should always make sure to baton these down.
What are hatches?
100
You certainly wouldn't want to eat one of these, as they can shoot out their innards as a defense, but you can touch them in the MSC.
What is a sea-cucumber?
100
This island is frequented by many Orkila groups, as it is owned and operated by Camp.
What is Satellite Island?
200
For all of your expedition needs, this location has 'em.
What is OutTrip?
200
In terms of frequency, this activity has the highest rate of injuries at Camp Orkila.
What is BMX?
200
From this vantage point, Jack proclaims that he is "King of the World."
What is the Bow?
200
Thankfully they don't hurt us, but if you're floating plankton, watch out for this commonly found drifter in the currents.
What is a Moon Jellyfish?
200
Bring Sticks! This island lacks many of the benefits shared by others, but the sunsets are nice.
What is Blind Island?
300
Perhaps you'll see Shakespeare, or that Green Ball skit again, this water-side location holds many memories for campers young and old.
What is Graham McDade Campfire Pit?
300
Don't get caught! This game shows what it's like to hunt, and be hunted.
What is Life in the Forest?
300
This part of the boat is used to help keep the craft on track, instead of slipping sideways. The deeper is is, the more stability in movement.
What is the keel?
300
Popularized by the movie Pocahontas, this critter is known for its ability to open containers and steal its contents.
What is a Raccoon?
300
Many an expedition loves to stay at this island, with its gorgeous sand beach and what are probably the most beautiful pit toilets in the San Juan Islands.
What is Clark Island?
400
A nesting ground for the Canada Geese, this place is only accessible at the right tides.
What is Freeman Island?
400
Not the best for long journeys, this activity is a great way to get introduced to being on the water here at camp. Do you want Red or Yellow?
What is Funyaking?
400
Rough winds? Kayaking can be made much easier if you do this to your paddle.
What is Feather?
400
Blink and you might miss these small, shy cetaceans as you travel around the Salish Sea.
What is a Harbor Porpoise?
400
If you're lucky, perhaps you'll see some exotic animals originally brought to this island as a way for wealthy clients to hunt things from around the world.
What is Spieden Island?
500
Hi Sarah! Get a snack and relax at this very productive site on camp.
What is the Garden?
500
Choose your challenge, this activity grants you the opportunity to go to new heights, then descend rapidly from them.
What is the Giant Swing?
500
Be aware, you may get a little wet if your spray skirt isn't snuggly fit around this, the edge of the cockpit.
What is the coaming?
500
These crafty mustelids, frequently seen scavenging along the beaches of the San Juans for fish and small mammals, is a close relative of weasels, stoats, and otters.
What is a Mink?
500
Often mistakenly thought to be named after a mammal found in the Salish Sea, this island is actually named after Juan Vicente de Guemes Padilla Horcasitas y Aguayo, 2nd Count of Revillagigedo, the Viceroy of Mexico.