Meals
Breakfast is served in a group meeting room or onsite restaurant. Your camp fee pays for the catered breakfast. There are three special dinners, described below, which are hosted by Camp.
For lunch, we’re on our own, but there is an informal “lunch club” staffed by volunteer Campers who stock the kitchen in our cabin with cold lunch items and snacks. Participation is voluntary and typically costs $40 for the week.
Other meals are not included, but there is a full kitchen at our disposal for Campers to use at their leisure. Some of us will be exploring nearby restaurants. Here are some restaurants on a list from Trip Advisor for the local area.
Special dinners
The three special dinners are the:
- Welcoming Dinner (Sunday)
- Welcoming Dinner is on the evening of the day we all arrive at Camp.
- Community Dinner (Tuesday)
- No ordinary dine-in affair, this communal meal is typically a festive hands-on dining experience where Campers volunteer to produce a novel dining experience.
- Celebration Dinner (Thursday)
- Usually a conventional barbecue, but special dietary requirements will be accommodated to the best of our ability.
Special dietary requirements
If you have any dietary restrictions, such as vegetarian, gluten-free, or low-acid, contact this year’s Social Director (so************@*************mp.org) with details. The kitchen is not certified Kosher.
Recreation
Maumee Bay Lodge features both indoor and outdoor activities on the property. The Toledo area also has a variety of attractions such as art museums, parks, interesting neighborhoods to explore, and more.
What to wear
Comfortable, casual clothes—jeans, shorts, T- shirts, and a sweatshirt or light jacket. There’s a swimming pool so bring swimwear. It is usually comfortably warm during the day and a bit chilly at night. Rain is possible so bringing an umbrella, poncho, or rain jacket is a good idea. Don’t forget your sunscreen!
Internet access
Free wireless Internet connections are available throughout the property.
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