2017 SUMMER CAMP SESSIONS & IMPORTANT DATES
Staff Training Week June 19-28 |
Junior Camp (Ages 9.5-12.5) July 9-16 |
Family Camp Premium (All ages) June 28-July 2 |
Combo Camp (Ages 9.5-15.5) July 16-23 |
Cub Camp (Ages 7-9) June 28-July 2 |
Tween Camp (Ages 11.5-15.5) July 23-30 |
Family Camp Standard (All ages) June 29-July 2 |
Teen Camp (Ages 13.5-17.5) July 30-August 6 |
Discovery Camp (Ages 7.5-10.5) July 2-9 |
Final Day of Staff Contract August 8th |
Family CampDates: June 28th & June 29th - July 2nd, 2017
Ages: All ages Session Maximum: 160 guests (About 40 families) Join us for our annual family camp session! Last season this session filled up early (April 30th) and we had 22 families on the waiting list. Make sure to get your spot when registration opens in January. We have new package deals, new rates, but the same great service. Don't forget, children ages 4 and under are free! |
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Family Camp Premium Package: Wednesday Arrival
Premium package includes 1 lodge room, all activity fees, all meals, 1 free zipline pass, & a special gift! Register before May 1st and get the best deal. Registration is from 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM on June 28th.
Family Camp Premium+ Package: Wednesday Arrival
Premium+ package includes 2 adjoining lodge rooms, all activity fees, all meals, 2 free zipline passes, & a special gift! Register before May 1st and get the best deal. Registration is from 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM on June 28th (only 2 packages available per season).
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Family Camp Standard Package: Thursday Arrival
Standard package includes 1 lodge room, all activity fees, all meals, & a special gift! Register before May 1st and get the best deal. Registration is from 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM on June 29th.
Family Camp Standard+ Package: Thursday Arrival
Standard+ package includes 2 adjoining lodge rooms, all activity fees, all meals & a special gift! Register before May 1st and get the best deal. Registration is from 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM on June 29th (only 2 packages available per season).
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Family Camp RV Rates (4 spots available)
Our RV options are the greatest deal of the season. If you plan on cooking your own meals then the cost can be less than $200 for a family of four. The published rates below are for a family arriving on Thursday, but if you arrive on Wednesday during registration we'll give you the Thursday rate!
RV Space Rental Fee |
Activity Fee |
Adult Meal Package (Optional) |
Child Meal Packages (Optional) |
$60 per space |
$25 per person (ages 5+) |
$70 per person (13+) |
$40 per person (ages 5-12) |
Cub CampDates: June 28th - July 2nd, 2017
Ages: 7-9 Session Maximum: 40 campers Our cub camp is for children (and parents) who are ready to test the waters and spend 4 nights at sleep away camp. This session is a little extra special because we offer smaller cabin sizes (6 campers maximum, 5 preferred), extra supervision (2 counselors per cabin unit for 20 hours a day), and simpler versions of our camp activities. Last summer this session was full, so sign up early for our best price. Our additional goals for cub campers:
Cub camp rotations are: Go-Kart Rides, Arts & Crafts, Hiking, Sports, Field Games, Obstacle Course, Swimming, & Drama Games. |
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Discovery CampDates: July 2nd-9th, 2017
Ages: 7.5-10.5 Session Maximum: 120 campers Discovery camp is our first week long session for children. Campers will experience a variety of base camp activities such as archery, arts & crafts, skateboarding, drama, ropes, sports, and field games. This is a perfect introductory week that will help young and first-time campers discover their interests. Our additional goals for discovery campers:
Discovery base camp rotations are: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Basic Baking, Climbing Wall, Drama Games, Field Games, Go-Kart Rides, Nature, Obstacle Course, Skateboarding, Sports, & Swimming. |
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Junior CampDates: July 9th-16th, 2017
Ages: 9.5-12.5 Session Maximum: 140 campers Junior camp is our second week long session for children. Campers can choose to either do base camp rotations, or choose a specialty activity like Junior Soccer, Digital Photography, Junior Chef, or Ropes Course. Children who choose a specialty activity will have an opportunity to do Junior base camp rotations in the afternoons with their cabin mates. This season we're trying out a new Lego Robotics activity this year as parents have requested fun STEM-related classes. This class size is limited to 8 campers for 2017, and if it's successful we hope to offer more activities like it in the future. The most popular activities (last season) during junior camp are Ropes Course, Digital Photography, & Junior Chef but all of the specialty activities were full before the start of the session. Register early to ensure your camper gets their favorite activity. Our additional goals for junior campers:
Junior base camp rotations are: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Basic Baking, Climbing Wall, Drama Games, Field Games, Go-Kart Rides, Nature, Obstacle Course, Skateboarding, Sports, & Swimming. |
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*NEW* Combo CampDates: July 16th-23rd, 2017
Ages: 9.5-15.5 Session Maximum: 150 campers Combo camp is our third week long session for children.This is a new session we've created so campers from two different age groups can attend summer camp. The two age groups are separated by activity (below), cabin (5 cabins in each village per age group), cafeteria section (east and west), and shower schedule (9.5-12.5 am showers, 11.5-15.5 pm showers). A combined session was a top request in our 2016 parent survey. Our additional goals for combo campers (9.5-12.5):
Our additional goals for combo campers (11.5-15.5):
Combo camp afternoon rotations are: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Basic Baking, Climbing Wall, Drama Games, Field Games, Go-Kart Rides, Hiking, Nature, Obstacle Course, Skateboarding, Sports, & Swimming. |
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Combo Camp (Ages 9.5-12.5)
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Combo Camp (Ages 11.5-15.5)
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Tween CampDates: July 23rd-30th, 2017
Ages: 11.5-15.5 Session Maximum: 160 campers Tween camp is our fourth week long session for children. Every camper will choose a specialty activity (listed) for the morning activity period and will have an opportunity to do tween base camp rotation in the afternoons with their cabin mates. The most popular activities during tween camp are Drama, Short Film, and Basketball Camp but this session was the first to fill up last season so remember to register early to ensure your camper gets their favorite activity. Activities that feature day trips: Science Discoveries: During the Tuesday of this session our campers in this activity will visit the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach. All additional expenses are covered by camp fees and an additional permission slip is required. Small Engine Racing: During the Wednesday of this session our campers in this activity will visit an indoor racing facility (Pole Position or K1). All additional expenses are covered by camp fees and an additional permission slip is required. Ropes & Bouldering: During the Thursday of this session our campers in this activity will visit an indoor climbing gym (Hanger 18). All additional expenses are covered by camp fees and an additional permission slip is required. Trailmaster: During the Friday of this session our campers in the activity will have the opportunity for an extended 4-hour trail hike on Thomas Mountain. All additional expenses are covered by camp fees and no additional permissions are required. This year we're also trying out several new activities: Drone Racing: Parents have requested fun, STEM-related classes and we're adding a basic drone operation and racing class for 2017. This class size is limited to 6 campers for this season, and if it's successful we hope to offer more activities like it in the future. Cupcake Clash: We're blending baking skills with teamwork, competition, and excellence this season in a new activity for children who are interested in recognition & fancy desserts. This class is limited to 10 campers for this season. Our additional goals for tween campers (11.5-15.5):
Tween camp afternoon rotations are: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Basic Baking, Climbing Wall, Drama Games, Field Games, Go-Kart Rides, Hiking, Nature, Obstacle Course, Skateboarding, Sports, & Swimming. |
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Teen CampDates: July 30th-August 6th, 2017
Ages: 13.5-17.5 Session Maximum: 180 campers Teen camp is our fifth and final week long session for children. Every camper will choose a specialty activity (listed) for the morning activity period and will have an opportunity to do teen base camp rotation in the afternoons with their cabin mates (except those enrolled in our creative arts intensive). The most popular activities during teen camp are Drama, Cake Decorating, and Small Engine Racing. Register early to ensure your camper gets their favorite activity. Activities that feature day trips: Science Discoveries: During the Tuesday of this session our campers in this activity will visit the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach. All additional expenses are covered by camp fees and an additional permission slip is required. Small Engine Racing: During the Wednesday of this session our campers in this activity will visit an indoor racing facility (Pole Position or K1). All additional expenses are covered by camp fees and an additional permission slip is required. Ropes & Bouldering: During the Thursday of this session our campers in this activity will visit an indoor climbing gym (Hanger 18). All additional expenses are covered by camp fees and an additional permission slip is required. Trailmaster: During the Friday of this session our campers in the activity will have the opportunity for an extended 4-hour trail hike on Thomas Mountain. All additional expenses are covered by camp fees and no additional permissions are required. This year we're also trying out several new activities: Creative Arts Intensive: A new camp activity that combines media arts and dramatic arts. Space is limited to the first 8 children who register. There are no afternoon rotations available to children in this class. Our additional goals for teen campers (13.5-17.5):
Teen camp afternoon rotations are: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Basic Baking, Climbing Wall, Drama Games, Field Games, Go-Kart Rides, Hiking, Nature, Obstacle Course, Skateboarding, Sports, & Swimming. |
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