Schedule
Younger campers, ages 8-11, rotate through all the activities "Tap" has to offer so they can learn the basic skills in each of the activities. Senior campers, ages 12-16, choose their schedules from our many offerings.
6 Days a week we have "regular schedule"
Here is how a typical day at Camp Tapawingo seems to speed along
| 7:30 | Reveille |
| 7:55 | Flag Raising |
| 8:00 | Breakfast, followed by bunk cleanup |
| 9:30 | First activity period |
| 10:30 | Second activity period |
| 11:30 | Third activity period |
| 12:45 | Lunch, followed by rest hour |
| 3:00 | Fourth activity period |
| 4:00 | Fifth activity period |
| 5:00 | Recreational activity |
| 5:55 | Flag lowering |
| 6:00 | Dinner |
| 7:15 | Evening activity |
| 9:00 | Taps, with lights out for Juniors and Middlers. Older campers go to bed later. |
Every Sunday is a “Special Sunday”....
What to expect - sleeping late, pajamas to breakfast and donuts too! And an all camp activity which varies each week and even every year, examples visiting day, a carnival, relay race, and a blue and gray competition.
I wanted you to know how absolutely happy Alejandra returned: full of good experiences, wonderful new friendships, and best of all, so confident and enriched. The first thing she said: please next year I want to go 7 weeks. All the sports she practiced made her feel so capable, and we feel so proud of her for participating in the 4-on-the-Fourth race and the lake swim. That is what we wanted for her. Four weeks full of activities, fun, and learning, doing things that she can’t do during the rest of the year in this megacity (Mexico City).
