Week 10 - Spirit Week

July 29 - July 31

We got spirit, how about you?

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Are you ready to showcase your “A” Camp spirit? This 3-day week is where we have a special spirit theme every day! On Monday wear your wackiest, most colorful socks. Tuesday’s theme is crazy hair/hat day. Lastly, on Wednesday dress comfy in your pajamas.

There is no camp on Thursday, August 1, and Friday, August 2.

Registration Opens March 1!

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Voyager Programs - Optional Add-ons

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Video Games Unplugged Games using LEGO®

Monday afternoon, July 29 | 2 hours of fun for campers ages 5 - 8.
level up your LEGO® Engineering skills in this video game-inspired experience. Our Play-Well instructors bring your favorite video game characters and experiences to real life. Using LEGO®, learn Link’s signature moves to defeat enemies, build mechanisms to make sonic spin and take out Robotnik, and even build go-karts to challenge Mario and friends in a race for the Mushroom Cup. All the fun of a video game adventure without the screen!! Fee: $35.

02

Level Up Gaming using LEGO®

Tuesday afternoon, July 30 | 2 hours of fun for campers ages 8 - 12.
Come and join our exciting “offline” video game experience where we give the controllers a rest and put your building skills to the test as we bring your favorite characters from the virtual world to the real world. Using LEGO®, we will build worlds for Mario to jump through, mechanisms to make Sonic spin and take down Robotnik, as well as your own custom Smash Bros. arenas to battle in. Under the guidance of a Play-Well instructor, you will gear up to take down the final boss. Are you game? Fee: $35.

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Between March 1-22; receive $35 off for Early Bird Pricing on camp weeks! 

Student (UAZ): $160*

Member (Campus Rec): $180*

Non-member: $200*

*3-day week pricing

General Camp Information & Details

“A” Camp is Campus Recreation’s traditional day camp for campers ages 5-11 and Counselors-In-Training (CIT) ages 12-14. A typical day at camp consists of playing active groups games, creating arts & crafts, participating in engaging cooperative games and swimming in our Olympic-sized pool. 

Voyager programs are optional add-on opportunities like morning swim lessons and offsite field trips. They tend to fill fast and space is limited.

Structured camp hours are from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., however, we provide drop-off as early as 7:30 a.m. and pick-up as late as 5:30 p.m. at no additional cost.

Take advantage of a 10% sibling discount automatically applied when additional campers are registered. Deposits of $50 per camp week per camper accepted to reserve spot (swim lessons and field trips must be paid in full at the time of registration). Lastly, the full amount is due the Friday before the start of each camp week.

Counselor-In-Training Camp

Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Camp is a special leadership program for youth between the ages of 12 - 14. CIT’s will have specific time throughout the camp week for community service projects, on-campus field trips and mentoring opportunities. CIT’s participate in camp games with the staff and younger campers. Sibling discount counts towards both “A” Camp and CIT camp. 

Questions or Comments

Feel free to connect directly with Skylar Le Duc, Youth and Family Coordinator at leducs1@arizona.edu, phone: (520)621-0048, Erin Anderson, Assistant Director of Youth and Family Programs at tinker@arizona.edu, phone: (520)621-6981, or Rachel Lucas, Sport and Youth Coordinator at rlucas98@arizona.edu.