Friday, June 4, 2004
SUMMER camps in a new light
From spas to roller coasters, kids find
new ways to spend their days
By Lauren Bishop / The Cincinnati Enquirer
 | Natalie Meiszer 14, of Sycamore Township poses in the studio with a roasted marshmallow in a spa robe, mask, and head towel.
(Brandi Stafford/The
Cincinnati Enquirer) | For one week last summer, 14-year-old Natalie Meiszer of Sycamore Township started every morning with a lesson about skin care, aromatherapy or nutrition. She followed that with aerobics, step class or boot camp-style exercises.
Nope, not a luxury vacation on an elegant island - summer camp.
"It was one of the best summer camps I've ever been to," says Meiszer, who has also attended sports camps. "Every single day, I couldn't wait to get there. All the things we did, all the friends I made, everything there was just fun."
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