Since the early days as a traveling camp that moved around Rhode Island, Camp Fuller has always found a home on the water.This proximity has translated into boating always being the mainstay of the summer camp program.This film showcases many of the Fuller boats over the years and the role they played in camp life since the late 1800’s.

Since Camp Fuller’s founding in 1887, family traditions have been at the heart of Camp’s culture. Over the past 134 years, countless families and their members have attended Fuller to enjoy its unique salt water camping experience and to grow mind, body and spirit. First-born children would venture to Fuller, adjust to living away from their families, and quickly become passionate about their new “Fuller family” and all it had to offer. Their younger siblings would often follow in their footsteps. In many cases, campers evolved into the next generation of Fuller counselors and leaders, passionately influencing the lives of their campers as they had been influenced before them. Fuller has been a “family affair” for many.

Many looked at the two 110’s as crown jewels of the Fuller fleet during the 1970s.