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Everything old is new again. Teens are currently obsessed with the early-2000s aesthetic, making Y2K-themed camp weeks, zine-making, and analog photography massive hits. Specialty Focus:

Does your child dream of coding a video game, speaking Spanish, or perfecting their Summer Camp

The smell of citronella candles. The distant echo of a loon on a glassy lake. The slightly burnt taste of a marshmallow squeezed between a chocolate bar and a graham cracker. For millions of people, these sensory snapshots define the magic of . Everything old is new again

Other early camps included Chocura on Squam Lake in New Hampshire (1881) and Atwater, an all-Black camp in North Brookfield, Mass. The distant echo of a loon on a glassy lake

That is the promise of . It is a temporary village where the currency is kindness, the uniform is a stained t-shirt, and the reward is a memory that will warm you for a lifetime.