Q: Do you offer half days?

No, we do not. Our schedule is a busy one, but we do build in down time for our youngest campers.

Q: What does my camper need to bring with them each day?

For all of our camps, campers should bring: - refillable water bottle - sunscreen (preferably spray-on) - swim suit - towel - shoes for the pool (ex. flip flops, crocs, water shoes) - change of clothes (optional, but recommended because you never know) - backpack to carry all of the above belongings Some optional items your camper should bring are age or weather dependent: - rain jacket/umbrella on rainy days - rain boots on rainy days - sweatshirt or jacket for cooler days - blanket + pillow for rest time (PreK campers only)

Q: What items should NOT come to camp?

Camp is a fun-filled, busy day! Even the most responsible of us lose and forget stuff places! Please do not send anything valuable to camp. We are not responsible for lost or stolen items. We do our best to help the campers keep track of their belongings throughout the day. Please also leave any toys, games, trading cards, electronics, etc. at home.

Question 1

How old does my child have to be to attend camp?

Accepted Answer

We offer week long Day Camps throughout the summer that start as low as Pre-K (minimum of age 3 AND must be potty trained) up through students entering grade 9.

Question 2

How do I know what group my child will be in?

Accepted Answer

For Day Camp, groups are first divided by the grade each camper is entering.  Then, starting in grade 1, the groups are also divided by gender.  (For example, PreK is a co-ed group for 3 AND 4 year olds, K is a co-ed group for campers entering kindergarten, and then campers entering grade 1 are either in 1 Boys or 1 Girls, depending on their gender.)
 
For Summer Scholars, groups are multi-age and based on the camp that you signed up for.  For example, if your camper is signed up for All-Star Sports, they will be with all of the campers who signed up for that camp entering grades 1-4 (typically about 15 campers).
 
For Athletic Camps, groups are multi-age and also based on skill level in the particular sport.  The division of the different groups within the camp depends on the number of campers registered and their grades.  Each group will be made up of one to three different grade levels (ex. grades 1-3 or grades 4 & 5).
 
For Earth Spirit Camps, the group is multi-age and all of the campers that signed up for that session make up the group.

Question 3

What time is camp each day?

Accepted Answer

All of our camps run from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM daily, Monday through Friday.
 
Drop-off is between 8:45-9:00 AM.
 
Pick-up is between 3:45-4:00 PM.

Question 4

Is there camp on July 3?

Accepted Answer

This year (2020), July 4 falls on a Saturday.  But we follow the Federal Holiday, which is observed on Friday, July 3.  So we will not hold camp on July 3.  (Those camps are prorated to reflect one less day of camp.)

Question 5

Is lunch included?

Accepted Answer

YES!  (Except for   Lunch is included in the price of camp.  Every day, campers choose lunch from a variety of options:  a hot entree with sides, a full salad bar, a sandwich/wrap, or the picky kid favorites:  a cheese sandwich or sunbutter and jelly sandwich.
 
A daily snack is also included for each camper.
 
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Question 6

Do you offer half days?

Accepted Answer

No, we do not.  Our schedule is a busy one, but we do build in down time for our youngest campers.

Question 7

What can I expect to happen at Drop-off in the morning or Pick-Up in the afternoon?

Accepted Answer

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Question 8

What does my camper need to bring with them each day?

Accepted Answer

For all of our camps, campers should bring:
- refillable water bottle
- sunscreen (preferably spray-on)
- swim suit
- towel
- shoes for the pool (ex. flip flops, crocs, water shoes)
- change of clothes (optional, but recommended because you never know)
- backpack to carry all of the above belongings
 
Some optional items your camper should bring are age or weather dependent:
- rain jacket/umbrella on rainy days
- rain boots on rainy days
- sweatshirt or jacket for cooler days
- blanket + pillow for rest time (PreK campers only)

Question 9

What items should NOT come to camp?

Accepted Answer

Camp is a fun-filled, busy day!  Even the most responsible of us lose and forget stuff places!
 
Please do not send anything valuable to camp.  We are not responsible for lost or stolen items.  We do our best to help the campers keep track of their belongings throughout the day.
 
Please also leave any toys, games, trading cards, electronics, etc. at home.

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