Camp Sea Gull
Camp Sea Gull for boys is an inclusive environment where campers set goals, develop leadership skills and take part in unique activities they may not explore at home. Boys celebrate their capabilities and accomplishments by earning ranks in activities. Camp Sea Gull boys learn lifelong skills that support success long after their session has ended. Campers return summer after summer and make lifelong friends and connections from their shared experiences at overnight camp.
The Power of Camp
Summer overnight camp is an adventurous, independence-building experience for boys. The benefits of spending a week or more away from parents and meeting kids from all walks of life extend beyond the fun and friendships. Campers increase their self-confidence, independence and resilience.
A Camp Like None Other
Sessions
One, two or four-week overnight camp sessions give campers more confidence and independence as they spend longer periods of time at Camp Sea Gull. Our CILT program provides a bridge between the camper and the counselor experience.
Program Ranks
Our program model, focused on camper choice and achievement, means campers explore their interests and learn new skills. Through choice, campers pick their activities and through personal achievement, they earn ranks.
Sail On
In addition to our extensive land and traditional camp activities, we are home to one of the largest boat fleets in the Southeast. We partner with US Sailing and campers can earn sailing and powerboating certifications.
A Day in the Life
Every day is a perfect day at Camp Sea Gull and Camp Seafarer. Spend it on the water, on the basketball court or on the fairway. When campers choose their activities, work on their ranks and achieve their goals, each day is different, perfect and fun.
About Camp Sea Gull
Our Mission
Our Mission makes Camp different. We teach campers to do the right thing, even when no one is watching.
Camp News
Read a bit more about what goes on at Camp during the summer and the rest of the year.
Support
Camp Sea Gull and Camp Seafarer are branches of the YMCA of the Triangle and as such, each is a non-profit organization.