Thursday, July 21st – my last blog. I first saw John’s boat “Fluke” around 10:20 AM, and by 10:35 he was rowing ashore with Ben, who would be taking my place. It was a picture-perfect day, and the water was almost as smooth as glass – so landing amidst the rocks wasn’t too challenging. It was a little bittersweet to say goodbye to the crew and the island, but I can’t say I wasn’t a little excited to get on the road that would take me home to my family.

Sleepover campers learn about penguin eggs during the sleepover.

"So what do you do when camp's not going on?"

The camp management staff gets asked this question often during the off-season (September - May) and I'll be honest, things do slow down quite a bit.

SeaWorld San Antonio is kicking up the heat with a Latin-themed music celebration

SeaWorld San Antonio is preparing to heat up the stage at Nautilus Amphitheater for