Lighthouse Park camp leader Mike Scott and program coordinator Nikki Galiez were very pleased to see the field full of families have fun.

Spiderman, aka Miles Dignun, came to the fair with his grandma Jackie Smith (left) and facility supervisor Sue Kettler.

Eleven-year-old Alex Lee, seen here with her mom Karen Hopkins-Lee, said the best part about her camp days was "going to different places".

Four-year-old Sofia Osborne had her face painted, tranforming her into a beautiful purple butterfly.

Three-year-old Grace Mavko, seen here with mom Carrie Marshall, was a "purr"fect pussycat.

Mijanou Wilson (left) and Amanda Grosser are camp friends who are going in to Grade 7 in the fall.

Camp leader cum fortune teller Laine Anderson predicted that 11-year-old Nick Pizzacalla will be rich and famous and drive a Lamborghini.

Eagle Harbour leaders, one and all. Come to camp and have a ball . . . with Katy Mascott (left), Colter Wish, Matt Ayriss and Katie Halloran.

Oui, oui mon cherie. Volunteer artist Frank Giustra and camp leader Amy Stevenson created wonderful face painted works of art.

Six-year-old Hannah Wallis was getting all dolled up thanks to camp manager Jill Neale.

Selling lots of tickets and raising lots of money were Eagle Harbour's Leanne Isaac (left) and Patty Clarke.