Last weekend we went camping at Senaca Lake (one of NY's finger lakes). It's an LDS-owned camp, and they have a lot of girls' camps and youth conferences there. We went to help get the camp ready for the summer. When I agreed to go, I was secretly dreading it. I am not a camper! But this was definitely my kind of camping...cabins (bug-free, I might add), electricity in the cabins, flushing toilets, and showers!
We went a little early on Friday so we could squeeze in some fun. Much to our surprise they had canoes! The lake was beautiful, crystal clear, and freezing cold :)

Cala playing in the water with her friend, Lucy (or See-See, as Cala calls her).

Cooking dinner on the campfire. My main goal with food was "easy". Mark and Cala had hot dogs, and since I hate hot dogs...I brought a hot pocket! I even cooked it over the fire on a skewer...they're definitely better in the microwave. Luckily, some friends were nice enough to share some of their yum tin foil dinners.

On Saturday we got up at 6:30am to go for an early morning canoe ride, but the water was way too choppy. Then we tried to eat breakfast on the pier, but it was a little too cold so we went back to eat by the campfire.

During the day Mark helped dig out fire pits and lay gravel, while I helped clean this funny round minty green boat house. Apparently a BYU intern is coming out for the summer to be the waterfront director and this is where she's going to live. It hasn't been lived in for 2 years and it was DIRTY!

After cleaning we spent some time by the water, had some lunch, and packed up and went home. It was a fun weekend., and Mark and I added Senaca Lake to the long list of places that we would love to live someday.