What should my child bring to camp each day?
One or two swimsuits, a towel, sunscreen, hat and a sweatshirt or jacket on cool or rainy days. The camp uniform, along with sneakers and socks, must be worn each day. Please do not bring any valuables or electronics to camp and remember to label all belongings.
What are the age ranges of campers?
Campers age range is from 3 to 13. Cit program is for 14/15 year olds.
Can we request my child be placed in a group with a friend?
Yes, there is a "buddy request" section right on our application form.
Is there a minimum number of weeks campers and/or CITs have to attend?
No, there is no minimum number of weeks a camper or CIT must attend.
What if I want to extend my child's enrollment once camp has begun?
You may add additional weeks as long as there is space available.
What if my child does not like the hot lunch?
Each day we serve a nutritious lunch. If your child doesn't like a certain meal there are options: a large daily salad bar, a sandwich station, yogurt and fresh fruit.
What happens on rainy days?
Camp operates every day regardless of the weather. We have large, weatherproof pavilions with ample space for both active and passive activities. Indoor programs such as woodworking, cooking, arts & crafts, newspaper, ceramics and music have their own weatherproof structures.
How will I know if my child is having a good day while at camp?
You can call us at anytime during the camp day. We will check in with your child's counselor and call you back with a detailed report.
Is it possible to visit my child during camp?
For safety and security reasons, unscheduled visits are not permitted. We will be hosting 2 family nights for the summer of 2022. We will not be hosting a family day.
Is there always a nurse on site?
Yes. There is always a nurse on site during regular camp hours. The camp physician is available by telephone during camp hours. There will also be a nurse at our open house at which time you can meet and discuss any concerns you may have.
What if my child will be absent from camp?
Please call the camp office and we will do our best to notify the bus company. Keep in mind if your child is ill with a fever, they cannot return to camp until they are fever-free for 24 hours without medication.
How is your camp staff selected and screened?
Every staff member is hand-picked by our administrators through an application and personal interview process. In addition, all staff are required to submit to background checks which are processed by a certified security organization.
What time do I pick my child up from camp?
Pick up is between 3:45pm to 4:00pm.
Can I send treats in with my camper?
Unfortunately no, due to the various food allergies of some campers and staff.
What if my camper needs an early pick-up from camp?
If you need to pick up your camper in lieu of taking the bus home please notify the camp in writing, in advance, by email, fax or backpack note. Please note the name(s) of the camper(s), date and time of pick up. For safety and security all early pick ups must be before 3:30 pm. When you arrive, please stop for the security guard at the bottom of the driveway. Please have your driver’s license available as the security guard will ask you for identification before calling the camp office to confirm that a pick up for the camper has been pre-arranged. We may ask for identification again as you sign out your camper, so please have your ID handy. To ensure the safety of your child, any camper leaving with someone other than a parent or guardian is required to bring a written note stating the time of dismissal, and the name and phone number of the person picking up the camper. The note should be signed by the parent/guardian and handed in no later than that morning. If you are picking your camper up due to an illness we will notify security of the pick up and you will follow the same procedure upon arrival to the camp as above.