Everything you need to know
One week of adventure, friendship, and growth. Here's how it all works.
A program built for every camper
Each group has its own dedicated counselors, age-appropriate activities, and daily rhythm.
Pixies
Ages 2-5Our youngest campers get a gentle, nurturing introduction to camp life. Days are filled with play-based learning, supervised water play, simple crafts, and lots of outdoor time. Our Pixie Unit is exclusively for camp volunteers' children. Boys and girls, between the ages of 2-5 and are potty trained, can come to camp and enjoy the fun with the "big kids". Pixies do not overnight.
- Play-based outdoor activities
- Simple arts & crafts projects
- Storytime and group games
- 1:4 counselor-to-camper ratio
Boys
Ages 6-11Description coming soon.
- Activity highlight 1
- Activity highlight 2
- Activity highlight 3
- 1:4 counselor-to-camper ratio
Daisies
Grades K-1Trail Blazers get more independence and bigger adventures. This group tackles guided hikes, team sports, creative workshops, and weekly special events.
- Guided nature hikes on local trails
- Team sports: soccer, kickball, relay races
- Creative arts & STEM workshops
- Weekly special event or field trip
- 1:6 counselor-to-camper ratio
Brownies
Grade 2Summit Crew campers take on leadership challenges, advanced skill sessions, and activities that build confidence and independence.
- Leadership challenges and team-building
- Advanced swimming & water sports
- Outdoor survival basics
- End-of-session celebration event
- 1:8 counselor-to-camper ratio
Brownie Fly-Ups
Grade 3Our oldest campers step into mentorship roles, take on community service projects, and begin junior counselor training — building real-world skills alongside summer fun.
- Junior counselor training program
- Community service project
- Mentorship of younger campers
- Certificate of completion
- 1:8 counselor-to-camper ratio
Juniors
Grade 4Juniors dive deeper into camp traditions, take on bigger challenges, and build lasting friendships. This group enjoys expanded activity choices and greater independence throughout the day.
- Expanded activity rotation
- Team leadership opportunities
- Advanced arts & STEM projects
- Weekly special event or field trip
- 1:8 counselor-to-camper ratio
Pioneers
Grades 5-6Description coming soon.
- Activity highlight 1
- Activity highlight 2
- Activity highlight 3
- 1:8 counselor-to-camper ratio
Program Aide
Grades 7-12Program Aides are older campers who are ready to take on a leadership role at camp. They assist counselors, support younger campers, and gain hands-on experience in a supervised mentorship setting.
- Assist counselors with daily activities
- Mentorship of younger campers
- Leadership skill development
- Certificate of participation
- Application required
A typical day at camp
Every day is structured but never boring. Here's what a regular camp day looks like.
Supervised arrival and morning free play
Group announcements, flag ceremony, and daily theme reveal
Age-group activity rotation (sports, nature, arts)
Supervised pool time with certified lifeguards
Provided lunch + rest period
Second rotation — crafts, STEM, team games
Healthy snack and free choice time
All-camp games, special events, or guest presentations
Supervised dismissal through 5:30 PM
What campers do all day
Swimming & Water Play
Daily supervised swim sessions in our pool, with beginner lessons available and certified lifeguards on duty at all times.
Hiking & Nature
Guided trail hikes through local parks, wildlife identification, and outdoor survival basics for older groups.
Arts & Crafts
Painting, birdhouse building, tie-dye, pottery, and take-home projects — something new every week.
Team Sports
Soccer, kickball, relay races, capture the flag, and cooperative team-building challenges.
STEM Workshops
Hands-on science experiments, engineering challenges, and nature-based learning activities.
Special Events
Weekly themed events, guest presenters, field trips, and an end-of-session celebration for all campers.
Pack list for Session 2
Please label all items with your camper's name. We are a nut-free camp.
Every day
- Sunscreen (applied before arrival)
- Water bottle (labeled)
- Swimsuit & towel
- Change of clothes
- Closed-toe shoes
- Hat or cap
Leave at home
- Electronics & cell phones
- Jewelry or valuables
- Nut-containing snacks or foods
- Toys or games from home
- Cash or gift cards
Provided by camp
- Lunch (daily)
- Afternoon snack
- Camp t-shirt (first day)
- All activity supplies
- Sunscreen reapplication
Your camper's safety is our top priority
We maintain rigorous safety standards so parents can drop off with confidence every morning.
Certified Staff
All counselors hold current CPR and First Aid certifications. Our aquatics staff are certified lifeguards through the American Red Cross.
Low Ratios
Little Explorers: 1:4. Trail Blazers: 1:6. Summit Crew & Pathfinders: 1:8. Ratios are maintained throughout the day.
Check-in & Check-out
Secure sign-in and sign-out required daily. Authorized pick-up persons must be listed at registration. Photo ID required.
Medical Protocols
A trained health aide is on-site daily. Medication administration requires a completed medical authorization form. Parents are contacted immediately for any health concern.
Nut-Free Campus
We are a completely nut-free camp. Please review all snack and lunch items before sending them with your camper.
Emergency Procedures
All staff are trained in emergency response protocols. Emergency contact information is verified at check-in each day.
Ready to sign up?
Session 2 runs July 7 – August 1, 2027. Spots are limited — register today to secure your camper's place.