CABIN LIFE

Building Growth and Independence

cabin fun

At Camp Lingua, downtime in the cabin is just as meaningful as the action-packed adventures. Campers relax with books, crafts, games, or just sharing laughs with their bunkmates. It’s a time for free play and genuine connection, where friendships grow naturally.

siesta

Each afternoon, cabins gather for Siesta—a meaningful time led by counselors that fosters connection, reflection, and trust. Campers share about their day, celebrate small wins, and build bonds that turn cabinmates into lifelong friends. This quiet moment also encourages personal responsibility, as campers take time to complete their cabin chores and health and hygiene checklists. Through Siesta, campers grow in independence and learn the value of contributing to their camp community.

Girl cabins + boy cabins

Our cabins are organized into designated boys’ and girls’ territory —boys stay in the North cabin line and girls in the South. Each territory includes three cabins, and campers are grouped into five divisions based on age to ensure a fun, safe, and age-appropriate experience for everyone.

Purple: Teen campers
Agua: Middle-aged campers
Pink : Small-aged campers

Orange: Teen campers
Green: Middle-aged campers
Yellow: Small-aged campers

responsabilities

Each camper takes part in keeping their cabin clean and organized throughout the summer. Everyone is given assigned daily tasks—from making their bed and picking up laundry to sweeping, mopping, and general tidying. Campers also go through a daily cabin check-in, helping ensure chores are completed as a team. This shared responsibility not only teaches independence and accountability, but also helps build strong cabin connections and teamwork.

privacy

Our cabin bathrooms are thoughtfully designed with privacy and safety in mind. A shower curtain separates the main cabin from the bathroom area, while the toilet space is enclosed with a door to ensure individual privacy.