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The camp is situated on four acres, with buildings and sports facilities close to one another. All are fully wheelchair accessible and designed with children in mind. |
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On the main floor of this building is the Southampton Fresh Air Home
conference room, along with the dining hall, the kitchen, and a
multi-purpose recreation room. Through sliding glass doors from the
dining room, campers and visitors can go out to a large covered deck with
tables, chairs and benches. There are wheelchair accessible bathrooms
on the main floor as well.
The top floor of the Main Building is staff
quarters. The Camp Director’s apartment is there, along with bedrooms
and bathrooms for 22 staff. The Counselors’ Recreation Room, with a
pool table, books, chairs and sofas and a large screen television is
also on this floor. There is a large, fully accessible staff bathroom
with shower on this floor, for any staff member in a wheelchair.
The Main Building of the camp houses its
administrative offices and laundry on its lower floor. All three floors
of the Main Building are accessible by elevator. |
The camper dormitories were finished in time for the 2008 camp season. All four are fully accessible, air conditioned, and give
each bunk their own living space. They have spacious bathrooms and each
dormitory has two sleeping areas with 6-8 beds in each. Upstairs there
is accomodation for senior staff with a large open landing that looks
down over each sleeping quaters, allowing staff to monitor campers while
they sleep. |
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SFAH has two heated swimming pools. The smaller pool is heated to 96
degrees, to ensure that all children at the camp can participate in its
swimming programs. There are accessible dressing rooms and
bathrooms in the poolhouse.
There are ramps and lifts to aid children in entering and leaving the pools. |
The Activities Workshop was completed in 2004, and houses the Otto
Arts Studio and the Mulholland Computer Center. It is fully accessible.
The Otto Arts Studio is a large and sunny
space ideal for many activities. Arts and crafts, discos, indoor campouts, theater productions, plus many more happen here. The walls of the studio are lined
with display spaces, so that children’s art work is displayed throughout
their time at camp.
The Mulholland Computer Center is a
state-of-the-art facility with wireless technology throughout. The
desks on which the computers sit are fully adjustable for each child,
and there is a large screen and projector in the room, as well as large
screen monitors at each station. |
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SFAH has an adapted basketball court, and a full-size tennis court for its campers’ and counselors’ use.
The large open area in the center of camp
serves as a field for a variety of sports and recreational activities.
Campers play adapted ball games and practice their golf strokes in this
large open area. |
The infirmary building was finished in June 2008. It is fully accesible
and is in close proximity to the camper dormitories. It features a
private bathroom, a three bed patient bay and an isoloation room. |
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The PT Building contains facilities for physical therapy provided by
local therapists who continue the therapy services recieved by the
campers during the school year. |
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