Most camp websites list activities in a grid. Surfing, painting, improv, gardening. Few explain how those pieces fit into one day, so parents guess. Will a child sit bored in a bunk, or will the schedule run so hard that a nine-year-old comes home worn out? The short answer settles most of it. A typical summer camp day runs six activity periods, three before lunch and three after, with meals, a rest hour, and an evening program holding the frame together. The daily activities