Upon completion, the camp will feature new camper housing sited in a commons area, new staff housing built around a central courtyard, a new camp infirmary, new residences for year round employees, and several new art studios for painting, ceramics, works on paper, and glass blowing.

All camp wastewater will be treated on site and a gray water irrigation system will provide service to a new 25,000 square foot camp orchard filled with a variety of fruit trees.  A new nature trail will allow access and bring focus to the beauty of the countryside and the environment of Booker Creek.  Many new native trees will be planted and all existing mature vegetation will be protected during the reconstruction.  Landscape improvements to the central gathering plaza, sports facilities, and camp swimming pool are also planned.

The restoration of Camp Swig is undertaken with the support of UAHC, many generous donors, and the energetic support of nearly 50 years of camp alumni. The rebuilding will take place over the coming years.  Please check back from time to time to see the improvements as they unfold.