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The
photo above shows a bench at YMCA Camp Sequoia Lake and the one to the right is
located nearby at Grant Grove in the Sequoia National Forest. The photo
below shows two of our employees taking a break on two “stargazing benches”
while working at Camp Sequoia Lake. With ideas and designs like these the
seating is not only functional but also becomes a conversation piece.
Think of what will work best for your camp: a simple slab bench, a bench
without a back, something weather resistant or one with all-natural materials
found on-site.
There are millions of options and there isn't a right answer. Camps should never feel like they are stuck with something conventional - construct whatever works best for your camp and celebrate it!
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