On Monday of your session, check in will take place between 8:00am-8:30am (unless you’ve signed up for early care which is 7am-8am.) Upon arrival at camp, families will park their vehicle and check-in with the staff under the tents in the middle of the Day Camp field. Upon completing the check-in process there, families will go with their camper to their assigned tents, sign the camper in, then depart.

To ensure check-in goes as quickly and smoothly as possible, please make sure that all the paperwork assigned to your family has been completed well ahead of your arrival at camp. We’ll have paper forms available, but highly suggest you complete your campers’ forms at least a week before your first camp session.

Forms are available on your account in Campintouch!

During the week, families will check their campers in and out directly at their tents.

Please don’t forget a photo ID to sign your camper out at the end of the day.

Parents can log in to their camp in touch account to see photos from the session.

From time to time during sessions we post on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter updates about the week or photos. You can follow us on social media to see any updates that may be posted.

Many campers bring a backpack that they carry throughout the day with a change of clothes, beach towel, sunscreen, bug spray and a water bottle. Please be sure to label all your camper’s belongings in case they do not make their way back into the backpack. Don’t forget a backup mask!

Each week has a fun theme that campers will enjoy with decorations and themed activities. Your camper is welcome to bring a costume or accessories for the theme if they want to dress up for the event. Ask your child’s counselor what day of the week this will happen.

Please help us to help your child unplug for the week of camp. We ask that kids not bring cell phones to camp. Please don’t set the expectation that it is okay to break the rules by sneaking a cell phone into their backpack. Camp can be an immersive experience, but kids can be deprived of that experience if they feel tethered to home by a cell phone. If you’re worried they won’t have a way to reach you, explain to them that if they’re feeling homesick or not having a fun time, they need to speak honestly with their counselor or another staff member at camp so we can address their needs and concerns.

The Day Camp Parent Guide contains a complete list of “What to Bring” and “What Not to Bring” as well as other helpful information as you prepare for your camp session.