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TRADITIONAL DAY CAMP
Traditional Day Camp offers campers in kindergarten through 9th grade a wide variety of activities, opportunities to build friendships, and role models who exhibit our four core values, caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
Session | 2025 Dates | Cost |
|---|---|---|
Session 1 | June 16 - 20 | $387 |
Session 2 | June 23- July 4 | $774 |
Session 3 | July 7 - 18 | $774 |
Session 4 | July 21 - August 1 | $774 |
Session 5 | August 4 - 15 | $774 |
Session 6 | August 18 - 22 | $387 |
UNITS
Traditional campers will be placed in a unit according to the grade they will be entering in the fall. Each unit has a unit leader, responsible for overseeing campers and counselors in that age group and communicating with parents about questions or concerns that may arise during the day. Within each unit, campers are assigned to a cabin with other campers of the same age, and their camp counselors. Read on to find descriptions of the three traditional camp units.
EAGLES
Entering kindergarten - 2nd grade
Eagles travel around Camp as a cabin group and experience activities such as arts and crafts, swimming, archery, boating, pottery, ropes and sports. Staff encourage fun and learning with responsibility and confidence building. One- or two-week sessions available.
Ratio 1:8 counselors to campers
MIDDLERS
Entering 3rd - 5th grade
Middlers have additional privileges and responsibilities around camp. Middlers sign up for three of four activities. Program activities change throughout the summer based on demand and staffing. Each Middler cabin is assigned one period of swimming, an essential camp skill. Counselors focus on community building, self awareness and friendship building. One- or two-week sessions available
Ratio 1:10 counselors to campers
VOYAGERS
Entering 5th - 9th grade
Voyagers select all four of their activity periods and are granted additional choices such as high ropes, pottery and mountain biking. Available choices rotate throughout the summer. Voyagers experience added responsibilities around camp and thrive on learning from their counselors. Voyagers may choose a free swim period, but do not participate in instructional swimming. One- or two-week sessions available.
Voyager campers will have the opportunity to spend the night at camp on the second Thursday of each two-week session.
Ratio 1:10 counselors to campers