Camp Info
Camp Food
camp food
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and don’t forget dessert!
Everyone knows that “the kitchen is the heart of the home,” and we believe the same is true for camp! That is why we pay a lot of attention to what goes on at meal time in the Hearth.
- A hot meal is provided at every meal
- Every meal offers a salad bar to provide alternative options
- Food is served to every table family style
- Conversation and etiquette is emphasized at meal time in the Hearth
- Table seating is assigned weekly, with 8 campers and 2 counselors per table
- Trying new foods is encouraged and modeled
- Many special diets can be accommodated
- Desserts are a happy part of camp life
- Pizza
- Pasta
- Pancakes
- Hamburgers
- Grilled cheese
- Fruits & veggies
- Tacos
- Chicken patties
- Pizza
- Pasta
- Pancakes
- Hamburgers
- Grilled cheese
- Fruits & veggies
- Tacos
- Chicken patties
Head Chef
Mary LaDuke
We are fortunate to have Mary La Duke back for her 7th summer as head cook and director of the kitchen at CJDA. Mary is a local resident, working in the off-season as a school administrator and a high school girls volleyball coach. Mary’s experience with food, her happy disposition, and her love for kids makes her the perfect head cook! And wait until you try her cinnamon rolls!
Every meal has choices
We have an awesome full-time kitchen staff that prepares three hot meals a day. The menus are full of kids’ favorites like pizza, pasta, tacos, hamburgers, grilled cheese sandwiches, and chicken. Of course we know that kids like choices, so we always have yogurt, fruit and cereal (available at breakfast), as well as a salad bar in the afternoon and evening filled with many delicious and healthy options.
Accommodating dietary needs
We are capable of accommodating your daughter’s special dietary needs such as vegetarian, gluten-sensitive, lactose-sensitive and nut-sensitivities. Please contact us to further discuss your daughter’s special dietary needs.
Salad bar
Camp Jeanne d’Arc is known for serving a wide variety of fresh foods throughout the summer. The north country is known for its rich soil, perfect for farming and gardening. As a result, we have an abundance of locally grown fresh foods, including from our very own garden!
The Hearth
We call our dining hall the Hearth. In the Hearth we eat, sing, talk, dance, play, celebrate, and perform. It’s a very special place!