Outdoor Explorers (June 16-18 and June 20)
Get ready to explore the great outdoors at Outdoor Explorers Week! Campers will dive into nature-themed games and crafts. Whether it’s learning about the environment or exploring the wilderness, this week is all about adventure and exploration!
Registration opens March 1.
There is no camp Juneteenth, Thursday, June 19.
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Pricing
Between March 1 to March 14, receive $30 off for Early Bird Pricing on camp weeks!
*holiday pricing
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Voyager Programs - Optional Add-ons
Field Trip: Movies - How to Train Your Dragon
Tuesday afternoon, June 17
“A” Campers will be shuttled in a charter school bus to the movies to see How to Train Your Dragon with "A" Camp staff. All campers will be provided with a snack pack that includes pop corn and a sprite at the movies. Fee: $38.
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New Age Based Registration
Starting this summer, we will be offering registration based on age. That means, when you register for "A" Camp, there will now be three options for when you sign up. When registering online you will select the correct age range for your camper. If you have multiple campers, the system will place your camper in the correct selection based on age. If you have a camper that will turn 8 years old in the months of May- July they will be placed in the MAC Gym. Don't worry, "A" Camp is the same program you know and love; we're just getting a little more organized.
- "A" Camp - MAC Gym for ages 5-8
- "A" Camp - NORTH Gym for ages 8-11
- "A" Camp - CIT for ages 12-14
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Counselor-In-Training Program
When you register for Counselor-In-Training Camp, your child will be getting a different format from traditional “A” Camp. Ages 12-14 is a transformative time and we want to provide our teens with an experience that gives them the ability to problem solve, make changes and lasting impact on campus, and learn how to lead activities. CIT’s will have specific time each day for community service projects, on-campus field trips and mentoring opportunities. We also want to give them the opportunity to play and have fun at “A” Camp like a traditional camper would. We are all campers at heart! Sibling discount counts towards both “A” Camp and CIT camp.
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