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Camp dates, hours, ages, and what to pack, so you can pick your weeks and plan the summer.
Plan a visitThe children will be doing different activities based on the theme of the week. Science experiments, art projects, movement, and music is just a few of the fun activities campers will enjoy.
Camp runs June 7th to Aug 6th. Sign up for as many weeks as you would like. Camp hours are 9 to 2, and extended care is available on a first come first serve basis. Camp is $325 a week and includes daily snacks and water. Bring a lunch for your child. There is a one-time $100 registration fee. Campers receive a camp t-shirt and water bottle.
Children going into kinder through fifth grade do activities based on a weekly theme. Water play days run through the week. Science experiments, art projects, movement, and music are a few of the activities. Outdoor sports, camp songs, and obstacle courses are part of the fun. Please apply sunscreen before camp and send spray sunscreen to reapply.
Mon: Friday, 7:00am, 5:00pm Saturday, Sunday, Closed
A camp day usually moves between active and quiet stretches. Campers might run an experiment in the morning, then head outside for sports or an obstacle course. Water play days are scattered through the week, so a bathing suit and towel stay in the bag. Camp songs and art projects fill the slower afternoons.
By the end of a week, a child has usually made something, learned a game, and found a few kids to sit with at lunch. Those small wins carry into the school year. A camper who can manage their own water bottle and shoes on a hot day walks into fall a little more independent.
