The Full Day Camp consists of three divisions, Lower Camp (entering K & 1st), Middle Camp (entering 2nd & 3rd) and Upper Camp (entering 4th - 6th). A series of activities are planned to ensure a day of variety and fun. In addition to a daily swim lesson, our camp activities may include: sports, arts, music, recreational swim, dance & movement, nature, science, crafts, gaga ball, and more! There is also some emphasis on outdoor education woven into the camp program. The instructional activities may include creative arts, high-low ropes course, clay, archery and swimming.
The Lower Camp offers a well-rounded experience in a nurturing and noncompetitive environment. This age group introduces exciting activities such as archery and low ropes course. Children have a swim lesson in the morning and a recreational swim time in the afternoon.
Once campers begin Middle Camp, choice activities become a part of their program. We put daily opportunities into the schedule that allow middle and upper campers to spend extra time in activities that they find the most exciting, and to spend more time with campers of similar interests. Choices may include science experiments, art, yoga, friendship bracelets, dance, gaga ball, hand sewing projects, coding, board-games, indoor tennis, ultimate frisbee, newcomb, capture the flag, and more! All of the Choice Activities are led or supervised by one of our Activity Specialists to ensure that the campers get quality instruction.
Upper Camp adds a leadership component to the camp day and experience, incorporating new programs such as Big Friend/Little Friend, Community Service sign up opportunities, helping Activity Specialists with Choice planning, and getting to assist with the weekly camp newsletter. Some activity periods are also longer in Upper Camp so that campers can really dive into whatever they're interested in.
Our facilities have air conditioned buildings, an archery range, fields, a large gymnasium, two heated, outdoor pools. They wonderfully support our elementary school-aged campers.