Traditional Day Camp
TENDERFEETAges 3-4 (must be 3 by first day enrolled & must be toilet trained) Cost: $225 per week full-time $165 per week part-time (M,W, F) With a 1:5 staff-to-camper ratio, counselors work closely with campers to ensure that their unique needs are met while they explore our activities. This program is ideal for developing socialization skills. Tenderfeet swim each day, with lessons twice a week for full-time campers (part-time campers may receive lessons depending on the day given but it is not a guarantee). WOODGATHERERSAge 5-6 Cost: $225 per week With a 1:5 staff-to-camper ratio, WoodGatherers participate in all of our programs except high ropes elements. WoodGatherers swim each day with lessons twice a week (part-time camper may receive lessons but it is not a guarantee).
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Traditional Day Camp Activities
SWIMMINGOrganized deep and shallow water activities and free swim improve aquatic skills and self confidence. Campers swim at least once a day (weather permitting) in our pool or the pond. (We will not guarantee at which location your child will swim.) ARCHERYBasics of bow and arrow safety, care and function with lots of target practice. OUTDOOR LIVING SKILLSSurvival skills from fire building and knot tying to map and compass or shelter building. ARTS & CRAFTS |
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONHands-on lessons that may include tracking animals, plants and tree identification, weather, gardening, birds, insects and conservation. SPORTSSoccer, kickball, basketball, Frisbee, 4-square and lots more. DIRIGO ROPES COURSEHigh and low rope elements and initiatives challenge campers both individually and in teams. DRAMA & MUSICActivities may include theater improvisation games, skits, physical activities, group challenged and musical activities.
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* Tuition reflects the low camper-to-staff ratio
Note: Annual Registration Fee required for all campers
TRAILSEEKERS
Wilderness Track – Focused on outdoor living skills and environmental education, weeks may include fire building, orienteering, wild edible hikes, cooking, shelter building, plant, tree and animal identification, hiking, basic canoeing or archery.