About
Camp Wright offers activities such as boating, sports and games, gaga, nine square, capture the flag, counselor hunt, swimming, creative arts, nature exploration, and environmental activities. The program includes both Day and Resident camp options and serves over 1,475 campers each summer. Camp Wright welcomes young people of all faith backgrounds and individuals of all races, colors, religions, creeds, sexes, gender identities, national origins, abilities, and sexual orientations.
• Schedule: Day and Resident camp programs
Camp Wright is a ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Easton, and its mission is to connect young people to God, to one another, and to the natural world around them. Camp Wright is described as an accepting, open Christian community of faith, focused on young people and rooted in place, spirit, and tradition, and individuals of all faiths are welcome and encouraged to join. The program states a commitment to engaging in equitable practices in all programming and to acknowledging and resisting systems that allow for oppression and disenfranchisement. Camp Wright provides resources to make meaningful connections with others, with God, and with the natural world, and faith experiences at Camp Wright are described as transformative with positive impacts on personal growth and life outside of camp. The leadership team includes Executive Director Julia Connelly, Program Coordinator Cara Fehrenbacher, Registrar Alesia Grier, and Maintenance Director Eric Rescorla, and Cara’s background is in Early Childhood Education.
Last updated January 21, 2026.
• Schedule: Day and Resident camp programs
Camp Wright is a ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Easton, and its mission is to connect young people to God, to one another, and to the natural world around them. Camp Wright is described as an accepting, open Christian community of faith, focused on young people and rooted in place, spirit, and tradition, and individuals of all faiths are welcome and encouraged to join. The program states a commitment to engaging in equitable practices in all programming and to acknowledging and resisting systems that allow for oppression and disenfranchisement. Camp Wright provides resources to make meaningful connections with others, with God, and with the natural world, and faith experiences at Camp Wright are described as transformative with positive impacts on personal growth and life outside of camp. The leadership team includes Executive Director Julia Connelly, Program Coordinator Cara Fehrenbacher, Registrar Alesia Grier, and Maintenance Director Eric Rescorla, and Cara’s background is in Early Childhood Education.
Last updated January 21, 2026.
Is this your business? There is no cost, but you will be asked to sign up or log in.