Last week's temperatures in Texas might have been rising, but the kids at Camp Beacon were staying cool with their "Under the Sea" themed escapades. The young campers tromped off on a journey to the watery wonderland at SeaQuest Aquarium in Fort Worth, where they reveled in the up-close-and-personal encounters with all manners of marine life—from the tentacles of an octopus to the scales of exotic fish, according to the Arlington Parks and Recreation.
As the camp leaves no space in their Road to Glory week, families eagerly eyeing an opening can set their sights on Camp Carnival, provided they act swiftly. Under the big top of Week 6, it's all set to blend Independence Day fervor with the thrill of carnival jubilee. As per the Arlington Parks and Recreation, one can expect "classic carnival games, sweet treats, and a lively atmosphere" coming to fruition as campers engage in timeless fun. Mark your calendars though—Camp Beacon doors will remain closed on July 4th in observance of the holiday.
Fusing patriotic spirit with summer festivities, Camp Carnival looks to summon the essence of childhood delight, complete with a water obstacle course that promises to induce more than a few splashes and giggles. In full summer swing, spaces are filling up fast, as parents look to plug into the joyous, communal atmosphere Camp Beacon is known for fostering among youngsters.
