Summer camp can be a magical place for youngsters to make memories in the outdoors. But why should adults be left out of the fun? Can a family retreat together to share in this summer rite and grow closer? That was the premise of my family’s recent trip to Seven Springs Mountain Resort in southwestern Pennsylvania. Located one hour’s drive from Pittsburgh and three hours from Washington D.C, the winter ski resort transforms into a summer adventure playground for families. Although we arrived past midnight and weary, we were warmly greeted with a laid-back rural mountain hospitality that we’d appreciate for the next three days. We stayed in the stone and log cabin-style lodge in a pair of adjoining dog-friendly rooms where our ground floor patios provided easy access to the grassy lawns. The next day, I saw how the rolling mountains seemed to encircle the lodge in every direction, creating expansive …