I spent my childhood summers in various camps, initially as a camper and then as a supervisor.  These summers were defining experiences for me, so much so that after a camp experience I decided to study law.

During my university years, I continuously taught literature to graduating students and supported successful preparations for university. I worked as a camp leader at the American YMCA children's camp in the Redwoods of Northern California. This is where I came up with the idea of my own camp, which combines the Hungarian camp tradition with the American one, where special attention is given to each child, and which emphasizes the preservation of our natural values, the importance of physical and mental well-being and getting to know the world.