Charlotte knew Camp Wayfarer would always be part of her life since her first time as a camper in 2001. Fast-forward 20 years, she still packs her bags to head to camp each and every summer. As Director, Charlotte oversees staff and campers, ensuring each session goes smoothly for both campers and staff. She creates and manages the daily operations of camp, cabin-life, and off-campus trips.
Before becoming a full-time employee at Camp Wayfarer, Charlotte graduated from Clemson University in 2015, where she majored in education. She spent seven years as a kindergarten teacher at Grove Elementary in Greenville, SC. She has always been passionate about inclusion and ensuring each child feels confident in themselves, their friendships and future.
Her new role as Camp Director takes her to Charleston, SC, where she now resides during camp off-season. Between being with family and exploring the beaches and restaurants, she’ll spend her weeks traveling to meet potential staff members, campers and their families. She looks forward to helping make each summer as special for new campers as it was for her.
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Meg started working at Camp Wayfarer the summer after her freshman year at Sewanee. Though she didn’t grow up going to camp, it didn’t take long for Wayfarer to feel like home. She came back every summer during college, and after graduating in May with a degree in Art History, she joined to work full-time.In her new role, she spends most of her time around camp—checking in on activities, supporting counselors, and making sure everything runs smoothly. She enjoys being part of the daily camp experience and is focused on creating a positive environment where campers can try new things and feel confident in doing so. Meg is committed to making each day at Wayfarer both fun, meaningful, and unforgettable. During the off-season, Meg lives in Charlotte, NC. She’ll be visiting current families, meeting new campers and staff, and staying connected with the Wayfarer crew year-round. She’s excited to be on the road sharing what makes camp so special!
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Our 32-night Junior Main Camp is designed for rising K5–9th graders who love the Wayfarer experience and are ready for more time at camp, more adventure, and more opportunities to grow. It’s the perfect next step for campers looking to extend their summer at Wayfarer, while offering a slightly shorter stay than our Main Camp experience.
As a 6-week camp session, this is for those searching for a deep-dive into the camp experience. Campers are immersed in the traditions, activities, and friendships that define who we are as a camp. You will get to enjoy plenty of out-of-camp excursions, participate in some of our most special events, and spend five excitement-filled weeks of your summer building friendships to last a lifetime. Main Camp is for the avid camper who yearns for more time at camp.
The ideal session for younger, first-time campers! This one-week session falls at the beginning of both July Camp sessions. This overlap can be helpful for families in which older siblings desire a longer session. During this “starter” camp, children go to 5 activity periods specific to their age group. Campers may attend Adventure Camp for one year only, as they get a feel for life at camp without the longer stay.
The ideal session for younger, first-time campers! This overlap can be helpful for families in which older siblings desire a longer session. During this “starter” camp, children go to 5 activity periods specific to their age group. Campers may attend Adventure Camp for one year only, as they get a feel for life at camp without the longer stay.
1st Session offers a full summer camp experience. At three weeks, campers are able to fully focus on skill development in their activities, experience a number of exhilarating out-of-camp trips, and forge amazing friendships through challenge and community!
2nd Session offers a full summer camp experience. At three weeks, campers are able to fully focus on skill development in their activities, experience a number of exhilarating out-of-camp trips, and forge amazing friendships through challenge and community!
This session is ideal for older, first-time campers or younger campers who want an experience longer than the one-week Adventure Camp. We love our June Camp as it is our season opener. These two weeks are always filled with a robust excitement that radiates throughout the session. Be the first one on the blob!
This session is ideal for older, first-time campers or younger campers who want an experience longer than the one-week Adventure Camp. We love our June Camp as it is our season opener. These two weeks are always filled with a robust excitement that radiates throughout the session. Be the first one on the blob!
Wayfarer is heading west to Cascadia, a region of the Pacific Northwest known for its mountains, rivers, coastline, and wild landscapes.
Over 14 days, campers will travel through the region on a camping-based adventure filled with new experiences and high-adventure challenges. The trip will include overnight whitewater rafting, rock climbing, sea kayaking, backpacking, and a variety of day adventures along the way.
Wayfarer is heading west to Cascadia, a region of the Pacific Northwest known for its mountains, rivers, coastline, and wild landscapes.
Over 14 days, campers will travel through the region on a camping-based adventure filled with new experiences and high-adventure challenges. The trip will include overnight whitewater rafting, rock climbing, sea kayaking, backpacking, and a variety of day adventures along the way.
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