Your child will need a bathing suit, water shoes (A MUST!) towel, extra change of clothes, tennis shoes, lunch, bug spray, sunscreen, goggles (If they have them), and a small book bag to hold it all! Swim suits should fit appropriately and not gap or slip out of place. We recommend one-piece swim suits for girls and shorts or jammers for boys. A small throw blanket and pillow is always welcome for meditation time.

We will not serve lunch. We ask that each student bring their lunch each day. We will provide mid-morning and afternoon snacks daily. We also reserve the right to throw a pizza party every Friday. 😉

Yes! We offer discounts for Siblings! Call our front desk to have this applied upon registration.

We do not offer drop off earlier than 7:30am. All campers must be picked up by 6:00pm. A late pickup fee of $10.00 per 30 minutes will be automatically charged to the card on file for pick up after 6:05pm.

Yes! Snacks are included everyday at summer camp and often feature a creative spin to them! Think craft time + snack time all in one! If your child has any allergies, please let us know at registration and, if necessary be sure to bring with them a safe snack for their personal consumption.

In all Youth Camps & Activities, we utilize a positive reinforcement system, which is used in classrooms across the county. Students earn Gold stars by displaying positive behavior ( following rules, showing kindness, helping others, keeping a clean area, etc) and are rewarded at the end of the each week with a dive into the treasure chest.

If negative behavior is observed, the child will be pulled aside and spoken to by a counselor, the director, and/or, if necessary, parent contact made.

YES! We will also engage in water games, water wars, challenges, races, and more. A swimsuit is an absolute MUST-have item each day of camp!

YES! Field trip fees are included in the cost of summer camp registration. If you're child needs to bring any additional money (for snack stand purchases, games, etc) we'll communicate that on a weekly basis.

Yes. We require all children attending our camps to be self sufficient in the restroom. Children should be fully potty trained without the need for diaper assistance.

While we are unable to provide the specialized, often one-on-one support needed for children with special needs at this time, we encourage families to explore camps that are specifically equipped to offer the resources and accommodations necessary for a positive experience. We ARE able to accommodate children with slight developmental delays such as ADD, and ADHD.