Another weirdest part is that it is spring. There are lilacs blooming everywhere. Lilacs only bloom in May, and only for a couple weeks. They were long gone by graduation day, let alone the day you left for Camp Cedarcrest. But here they are. And the leaves on the trees are delicate and pale instead of the deep, mature green of summer that's everywhere else. It's all the best parts of the most perfect spring days: just warm enough without being too hot; just breezy enough to feel pleasant; just bright enough.
And where is the light coming from? The tree cover should be thick enough here to make it shady and dark, but it's bright enough that it feels sunny.
There are so many weirdest parts that you're starting to lose count.
How are you going to figure this out?
You could do the old-fashioned detective thing: sneaking around, trying to eavesdrop and take photos. Or you could give yourself some magical help by using your clairvoyance to eavesdrop.
Those are the safe ways to gather information.
If you don't want to play it safe, you could actually talk to some of these people. What if you got them to believe that you were supposed to be there? That would be super hard and risky. But there's no better way to get people to open up to you than to make them think that they already know you.