Scratching post beginning intermediate and advanced. All campers are encouraged to use some of their excess energy in sharpening their claws. This also allows the camper to leave his or her scent on the post and gives the camper the feeling of belonging.

Cat Television This is one of the more popular activities of the camp. We do have a safety chip on all of the televisions to prevent the campers from watching any violent or dog related shows. The Campers are encouraged to select videos that are entertaining but also educational. Cat Nip Hour Although this is a controversial topic we feel that while away from home some recreational drugs are suitable for some of our campers. We limit this to a reasonable time and only use legal forms of Catnip.

Tree house Hide and Seek This activity is limited to our older campers that are more coordinated and less likely to have an accident. The sizes of the tree houses are selected on the basis of experience and agility of the camper.

Ruff and Tumble Time. This activity is on a volunteer basis only and is usually selected by the younger campers and often after a little too much time in the Catnip hour. A special release form signed by a guardian is required for this activity.

Fish Watching. A select group of our campers are always near the fish tank. This tank is secured for both the safeties of the fish and the campers. Cats that have any allergies to any fish product are strictly confined away from this activity.

Ball Sports and Games. A plethora of toys and balls are provided for the camper’s enjoyment. The campers are allowed to have free access to all toys at CampCatsAway as long as they demonstrate the ability to share. While CampCatsAway doesn't focus its program around traditional sports and games, they are a part of our program. We've found by involving campers in too many of the same activities that certain individuals already excel in during their everyday lives, we hamper the social and learning climate we are trying to create.

Cat and Mouse. Toy mice are provided to hone the skills of those cats that are away from their normal work environments. The mousing skills are encouraged at CampCatsAway as they occupy the mind and encourage aerobic exercise. Beach Time. There is plenty of time at CampCatsAway for a nap at the beach. Campers with white ears and noses are required to wear sunscreen while in this activity. It is greatly discouraged by the counselors for the campers to use the beach as a litter box.