Bordentown, NJ — December 24, 2025 — Liberty Lake Day Camp has released its 2025 Video Yearbook, giving families, campers, and alumni an inside look at a summer shaped by confidence-building experiences, authentic friendships, and meaningful personal growth.

Released at the start of winter break, the Video Yearbook documents children’s experiences beyond daily schedules and activities, highlighting moments of independence, teamwork, creativity, and joy that characterize the Liberty Lake experience.

Rather than focusing on performances or highlights alone, the video follows the rhythm of everyday camp life: campers navigating new challenges, forming social bonds, and growing more comfortable being themselves in an outdoor, screen-free environment.

“For parents, camp happens in pieces — drop-offs, pick-ups, stories at dinner,” said Andy Pritikin, Founder and Director of Liberty Lake Day Camp. “The Video Yearbook connects those pieces. It shows who kids became over the summer, not just what they tried.”

Showing What Makes Camp Different

The 2025 Video Yearbook offers a window into Liberty Lake’s approach to youth development, where structured programming and intentional staff guidance work together to support social confidence and emotional resilience.

Viewers see campers engaged in team sports, creative arts, waterfront activities, leadership moments, and long-standing camp traditions — all supported by trained staff focused on relationship-building and emotional safety.

These scenes reinforce Liberty Lake’s belief that summer camp plays a critical role in child development, especially in a world increasingly shaped by screens, automation, and virtual interaction.

Inclusion as Everyday Practice

Throughout the video, Liberty Lake’s commitment to inclusion is woven naturally into daily camp life. Campers of all abilities are shown participating fully alongside peers, supported by staff trained in behavior coaching, conflict mediation, and neurodiversity awareness.

his integration is not presented as a separate program, but as part of the camp’s culture — reinforcing Liberty Lake’s long-standing philosophy that belonging is essential to confidence and growth.

For many families, the Video Yearbook highlights moments they may not otherwise see: quiet wins, social breakthroughs, and friendships forming organically.

A Keepsake That Connects Families and Alumni

For current families, the Video Yearbook provides context and reassurance — helping parents better understand how camp days translate into confidence at home and school.

For alumni, it serves as a bridge between generations, reconnecting them with familiar traditions and shared experiences. Many former campers return to watch each year, recognizing the same values and atmosphere that shaped their own summers.

As Liberty Lake prepares for its 25th summer season, the Video Yearbook reinforces a constant theme: while activities evolve, the core purpose of camp remains unchanged — helping children feel capable, connected, and supported.

The 2025 Liberty Lake Day Camp Video Yearbook is now available and will remain accessible through the camp’s News & Updates section, as well as Liberty Lake’s official social media channels.