As we look forward to Summer 2025, we are excited to share with you the theme of our upcoming Summer Sleepaway Camp season: Growing Together
Just as a tree grows stronger with time, so do we . Summer 2024 was the planting season Together, we laid down the roots of a Summer Sleepaway Camp experience, made possible through the relentless effort and passion of our Camp Kaufmann team as well as the construction and completion of our new dining hall, Girl HQ . Now, in Summer 2025, we will focus on growing tall, reaching for the sun, and nurturing our blossoming potential . For the seeds we plant here at camp don’t just sprout overnight; they take patience, persistence, and a willingness to embrace both challenge and change .
GROWING TOGETHER
Girl Scout Promise and Law
Promise
On my honor, I will try: To serve God* and my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law .
*Members may substitute for the word God in accordance with their own spiritual beliefs.
Law
At Camp Kaufmann, we create a safe space where every Girl Scout can put down roots Here, we foster an environment where each Girl Scout can develop the courage to step into her own potential and find her voice, the confidence to try something new and make new friends, and the character to support and uplift others in her community .
This summer, your Girl Scout will have opportunities to deepen her sense of discovery, identity, and sisterhood Through team-building activities, outdoor adventures, leadership development, and opportunities for personal reflection, she will gain the tools needed to continue growing long after she leaves the campfire behind .
We are so excited for what’s to come in 2025, and we look forward to the opportunity to continue Growing Together .
Yours in Girl Scouting,
Kristen “Mayor Fox” Glass & the Camp Kaufmann Leadership Team
#GrowingTogether
I will do my best to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, considerate and caring, courageous and strong, and responsible for what I say and do, and to respect myself and others, respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout .
Camp Directory
Kristen Glass, Director
Jenn Moskel, Assistant Director
campkaufmann@girlscoutsnyc.org
@girlscoutcampkaufmann (332) 323-7767
Daisy Lowe, Registrar
Jessica Rodulfo, Camp Coordinator
Camp Kaufmann
About Camp Kaufmann
Located 75 miles north of NYC in Dutchess County, Camp Kaufmann stretches over 425 acres and features a lake, pool, archery range, hiking trails, butterfly garden, greenhouse, ropes course, zipline, and so much more! Open year-round, Camp Kaufmann welcomes Girl Scouts from across New York City to learn about the outdoors as they make new friends .
Our seasonal programs include day trips, weekend overnights, and longer sleepaway stays . No matter the length of your visit, you’re sure to enjoy the benefits of connecting with nature . Camp Kaufmann is owned and operated by the Girl Scouts of Greater New York and is fully accredited by the American Camp Association .
Nature Acclimation Process
As the only council that exclusively serves Girl Scouts living in in a 100% urban environment, we feel a special responsibility to get our members outdoors! First time explorations into nature can be scary . Knowing this, we offer a wide variety of experiences to help acclimate Girl Scouts to the natural world . We know that when members have a better understanding of the natural world, they are more likely to care for it .
The many benefits of spending time outdoors include:
• Girl Scouts discover that they can better solve problems and overcome challenges .
• Girl Scouts develop leadership skills, build social bonds, and are happier overall
• Girl Scouts become team players and care even more about protecting our environment . For more information on the benefits of the outdoors, read our Girl Scout Research Institute Report: “More Than S’mores . ”
Summer Schedule
Here’s an overview of all our summer programs . Read on to learn more about them!
DATES
Session 1: July 9-11
Girl Scout level for camp is the grade that they will be entering in Fall 2025, i .e ., a Girl Scout who will be in 6th grade in Fall 2025 would register for the Cadette sessions .
Three-Day Sessions
Friendship Fiesta
The Happiness Lab
Session 2: July 16-18
Session 3: July 23-25
Session 4: July 30-August 1
Session 5: August 6-8
Brownies & Juniors
2nd-5th grade
Cadettes 6th - 8th grade
Eco Adventure Brownies & Juniors
2nd-5th grade
Friendship Fiesta Brownies & Juniors
2nd-5th grade
Eco Adventure Brownies & Juniors
2nd-5th grade
Nature’s Design Studio Brownies & Juniors 2nd-5th grade
Making Friends (B) Social Butterfly (J)
Science of Happiness (C)
Eco Friend (B) Eco Camper (J)
Making Friends (B) Social Butterfly (J)
Eco Friend (B) Eco Camper (J)
Design with Nature (B) Design with Nature (J)
Financial Aid
We are committed to ensuring that our events are accessible to all participants . If cost is a factor in your decision, please complete the Financial Aid Application form during the registration process .
GROWING TOGETHER
Six-Day Sessions
DATES THEME
Session 1: July 6-11
Session 2: July 13-18
Pages to Pendants
LEVEL BADGES EARNED
Juniors & Cadettes 4-8th grade
Earth Keepers Juniors 4-5th grade
Cadettes 6-8th grade
Seniors 9-10th grade
Ambassadors 11-12th grade
Drawing / Jeweler (J)
Comic Artist / Book Artist (C)
Eco Camper / Flowers (J)
Eco Trekker / Trees (C)
Eco Explorer / Sky (S)
Eco Advocate / Water (A)
Session 3: July 20-25
Galactic Mysteries
Junior Lifeguard
Session 4: July 27-August 1
Session 5: August 3-8
Act It, Tell It!
Juniors & Cadettes 4-8th grade
Seniors & Ambassadors 9-12th grade
Juniors & Cadettes
4-8th grade
Engineering for Good Juniors 4-5th grade
Cadettes 6-8th grade
Seniors 9-10th grade
Ambassadors 11-12th grade
Space Science Investigator / Detective (J)
Space Science Researcher / Special Agent (C)
American Red Cross Junior Lifeguard Certificate & First Aid (S/A)
Musician / Scribe (J)
Public Speaker / Screenwriter (C)
Think Like an Engineer Journey Award
1 . Go to girlscoutsnyc . campbrainregistration .com .
2 If you have already created an account, sign in If this is your first time, you can easily create an account!
3 Start an application for Sleepaway Camp 2025 .
4 Click “Add a Child” to your household and enter your camper’s information, choosing the grade they will be entering in the fall of 2025
5 . On the next screen, choose your camper’s session! You’ll see a full list of available programs for your camper’s grade level .
6 If you are not a current Girl Scout member, please visit girlscoutsnyc org/join to purchase a membership If you need assistance, please contact customercare@girlscoutsnyc .org .
7 Please contact campkaufmann@girlscoutsnyc org if you have any questions or issues with registration
A $50 non-refundable deposit per session is due at the time of registration. Full payment is due 3 weeks prior to your selected session’s start date .
Early Bird Discounts: Register early to save!
We want every Girl Scout to have the opportunity to attend camp When you reach the “Forms” section of the registration, you will be asked if you want to apply for Financial Aid . If you do not, simply answer “no” and you will be able to move on If you answer “yes,” you will see additional questions that will help us determine the level of aid you will receive .
Brownie Programs
(GRADES 2-3)
Brownie Girl Scouts will stay in our lake house units along with Juniors . Each lake house has a large bunk room for Girl Scouts, separate rooms for counselors, and two bathrooms with showers inside the building .
Financial Aid is available for all programs.
Three-Day Sessions
Friendship Fiesta
Session 1, July 9-11
Session 3, July 23-25
$350
Join the ultimate Friendship Fiesta!
Brownie Girl Scouts will master friendly introductions, enjoy icebreaker games, tackle team challenges, and create personalized friendship tokens . By the end, you’ll have new friends and earn your Making Friends badge . Get ready to laugh, connect, and celebrate friendship!
Badge earned: Making Friends
Eco Adventure
Session 2, July 16-18
Session 4, July 30-August 1
$350
Brownies will transform into young Eco Friends, exploring nature’s hidden treasures through exciting hikes, wildlife spotting, and hands-on activities like building minihabitats and creating nature-inspired art They’ll also learn simple ways to protect animals and plants, helping them to see how small actions make a big impact!
Badge earned: Eco Friend
GROWING TOGETHER
Nature’s Design Studio
Session 5, August 6-8
$350
Get ready to explore patterns, textures, and shapes in nature while learning how plants, animals, and even the weather play a part in nature’s design From collecting natural materials to create unique art pieces to building small shelters inspired by animal habitats, Brownies will have fun experimenting with natural forms and colors
Badge earned: Design with Nature
Junior Programs (GRADES 4-5)
Junior Girl Scouts can choose between three-day and six-day sessions .
Juniors attending a three-day session will stay in our lake house units along with Brownies . Each lake house has a large bunk room for Girl Scouts, separate rooms for counselors, and two bathrooms with showers inside the building .
Juniors attending a six-day session will stay in our outdoor units . Each outdoor unit includes several cabin-style buildings with a shared external bathhouse . Counselors will sleep in the cabin with Juniors .
Financial Aid is available for all programs.
Three-Day Sessions
Friendship Fiesta
Session 1, July 9-11
Session 3, July 23-25
$350
Become the social star you’re meant to be! Junior Girl Scouts will learn to shine in social settings, plan a mini party, and make lasting connections . Activities include role-playing social scenarios, crafting invitation cards, and practicing conversation tips Earn your Social Butterfly badge while boosting your confidence!
Badge earned: Social Butterfly
Eco Adventure
Session 2, July 16-18
Session 4, July 30-August 1
$350
Juniors will dive deeper into the world of ecofriendly camping, mastering outdoor skills that make every adventure kinder to nature . From learning to set up low-impact campsites to trying out eco-friendly campfire cooking, they’ll gain confidence and practical skills for future adventures—while understanding why it’s so important to protect our beautiful planet!
Badge earned: Eco Camper
Nature’s Design Studio
Session 5, August 6-8
$350
Let’s take your exploration a step further, diving into more complex concepts like biomimicry and eco-design They’ll investigate how scientists and engineers draw inspiration from nature to solve realworld problems, then put their own creativity to work by designing projects that mimic natural structures Activities include creating nature-inspired blueprints, building small prototypes, and testing designs that respond to the elements .
Badge earned: Design with Nature
Six-Day Sessions
Pages to Pendants
Session 1, July 6-11
$750
Unleash your creativity in this hands-on session designed for aspiring artists and creators! Junior Girl Scouts will learn drawing techniques like shading and perspective, then dive into jewelry-making, crafting unique pieces with beads, wire, and charms . By the end, Juniors will take home their art and jewelry and earn their Drawing and Jeweler badges
Badge earned: Drawing and Jeweler
Earth Keepers
Session 2, July 13-18
$750
Embark on an eco-adventure that celebrates the beauty of nature and the importance of protecting it . Junior Girl Scouts will learn essential eco-camping skills, including Leave No Trace principles, and explore flowers— identifying, caring for, and understanding their role in the ecosystem . By the end, Girl Scouts will be empowered to become nature stewards and earn their Eco Camper and Flowers badges
Badge earned: Eco Camper and Flowers
Act It, Tell It!
Session 4, July 27-August 1
$750
Get creative with music and storytelling during this expressive session! Junior Girl Scouts will explore rhythm, instruments, and composing tunes, then dive into creative writing to capture their thoughts and ideas . By blending music and writing, they’ll discover new ways to express themselves and develop their unique artistic voice!
Badge earned: Musician and Scribe
Engineering for Good
Galactic Mysteries
Session 3, July 20-25
$750
Get ready for a double adventure where science meets sleuthing! Explore the cosmos by learning about stars and constellations, then become detectives, decoding clues and solving puzzles like real investigators . This exciting mix of astronomy and detective work will equip Girl Scouts with skills to explore the unknown and solve mysteries on Earth and beyond!
Badge earned: Space Science Investigator and Detective
Session 5, August 3-8
$750
Calling all future problem-solvers! Get ready to unleash your creativity and become a reallife engineering hero with Design Thinking in Action Girl Scouts will learn how engineers tackle challenges through hands-on design thinking . Through three fun and challenging activities, they’ll create, test, and refine inventions After mastering those skills, Girl Scouts will plan a Take Action project to address a real-world community need . From idea to impact, they’ll experience the thrill of turning challenges into change
Badge earned: Think Like an Engineer Journey Award
Cadette Programs (GRADES
6-8)
Cadettes Girl Scouts can choose between threeday and six-day sessions .
Cadettes attending a three-day or six-day session will stay in our outdoor units . Each outdoor unit includes several cabin-style buildings with a shared external bathhouse . Counselors will sleep in a separate cabin .
Financial Aid is available for all programs.
Three-Day Sessions
The Happiness Lab
Session 1, July 9-11
$350
Welcome to The Happiness Lab! Cadette Girl Scouts will explore the science of happiness through fun experiments and activities, learning how kindness, gratitude, and mindfulness can boost mood and well-being Participate in group challenges to discover how positivity and laughter can change your day . Girl Scouts will earn their Science in Happiness badge and take away tools to bring more joy to their daily lives!
Badges earned: Science of Happiness
Six-Day Sessions
Pages to Pendants
Session 1, July 6-11
$750
Join us for a creative journey where Cadette Girl Scouts become storytellers and artists! They’ll learn comic art basics like character design and panel planning, create minicomic strips, then design a handmade book . By completing these projects, Cadettes will earn their Comic Artist and Book Artist badges while discovering the power of visual storytelling
Badge earned: Comic Artist and Book Artist
Earth Keepers
Session 2, July 13-18
$750
Act It, Tell It!
Session 4, July 27 - August 1
$750
Step into the spotlight and bring your stories to life in this creative, confidence-building session! Cadette Girl Scouts will learn the art of impactful storytelling and persuasive speaking as they practice writing scripts, creating characters, and bringing scenes to life . From crafting a memorable screenplay to delivering a powerful speech, this session empowers Girl Scouts to develop their voice and express their ideas in dynamic ways .
Badge earned: Public Speaker and Screenwriter
Engineering for Good
Session 5, August 3-8
$750
Join us for an eco-adventure where Cadette Girl Scouts will explore sustainable hiking practices, learn how to navigate trails responsibly, and discover different tree species and their role in the planet’s health . Through hands-on activities, Cadettes will earn their Eco Trekker and Trees badges while developing a deeper appreciation for nature
Badge earned: Eco Trekker and Trees
Galactic Mysteries
Session 3, July 20-25
$750
Explore space and investigation with this exciting adventure! Cadette Girl Scouts will learn about planets and stars through experiments, then master investigative skills like fingerprint analysis, codebreaking, and clue observation Combining space science with spy games, they’ll earn their Space Science Researcher and Special Agent badges while uncovering mysteries beyond Earth .
Badge earned: Space Science Researcher and Special Agent
Step into the world of Design for Good, where Cadette Girl Scouts will learn how engineers use their creativity and problem-solving skills to make a difference! This exciting program will teach campers the fundamentals of design thinking, as they explore how engineers tackle real-world challenges with empathy, imagination, and teamwork . Inspired by their design challenges, campers will come together to plan a Take Action project that benefits their community
Badge earned: Think Like an Engineer Journey Award
Senior & Ambassador Programs (GRADES
9-12)
Seniors and Ambassadors attending a six-day session will stay in our outdoor units . Each outdoor unit includes several cabin-style buildings with a shared external bathhouse . Counselors will sleep in a separate cabin .
Financial Aid is available for all programs.
Senior Earth Keepers
Session 2, July 13-18
$750
Senior Girl Scouts will reach for the stars as they explore both the environment and the sky in this dual-themed session . They’ll engage in eco-exploration activities, contributing to conservation efforts, then learn about clouds, weather patterns, and stargazing . By connecting ecology with sky science, they’ll earn their Eco Explorer and Sky badges while deepening their understanding of the world around them .
Badge earned: Eco Explorer and Sky
Ambassador Earth Keepers
Session 2, July 13-18
$750
Dive into the world of water as Ambassador Girl Scouts explore the importance of water in ecosystems and advocate for its protection Through projects on water conservation, the water cycle, and testing water quality, they’ll develop action plans to raise awareness . Completing the session will earn them the Eco Advocate and Water badges while empowering them to lead sustainability efforts
Badge earned: Eco Advocate and Water
Junior Lifeguard
Session 3, July 20-25
$1,050
If you love to swim and have considered the possibility of becoming a lifeguard, this sleepaway camp session is for you! Senior and Ambassador Girl Scouts will spend time in the pool improving their swimming skills and practicing techniques used by lifeguards to keep people safe in the pool . By the end of this session, campers will have earned their American Red Cross Junior Lifeguard Certification
NOTE: Campers must be able to swim at least two full laps of the pool to be eligible for this program.
Badge earned: First Aid/ Safety Pin
Engineering for Good
Session 5, August 3-8
$750
Senior and Ambassador Girl Scouts will become Inventors in Action as they learn how engineers use design thinking to create solutions that improve lives and protect our environment Through hands-on activities, teamwork, and a spirit of innovation, they’ll explore how creativity and compassion can come together to make a difference . At the end of the week, campers will use their new skills to plan a Take Action project that benefits their community .
Badge earned: Think Like an Engineer Journey Award
Transportation
Camp officially starts at 12:00 PM on the first day of the session and ends at 11:00 AM on the last Friday of the session . There are two main options for getting your child to and from camp .
• Option 1 – Drive to Camp: Campers must arrive from 10:00 - 11:00 AM on the first day of the session and depart between 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM on the last day . All cars and noncampers, including caregivers, are required to remain in the parking lot during drop-off and pick-up. If you’d like to see the camp property, we highly recommend attending one of our Open Houses . If you are driving, please do not use the Waze app—it will take you to an address down the street .
• Option 2 – Bus to Camp: We offer complimentary bus rides to and from camp from convenient locations across the city The buses will leave the city between 8:30 and 9:30 AM on the first day of the session and arrive back in the city around 1:00 or 2:00 PM on Friday (exact time will depend on location) . The exact address of your bus stop will be sent to you in a confirmation email at least two weeks before your session begins . Noncampers, including caregivers, cannot accompany campers on the bus .
Food
We know that campers can work up a big appetite while they’re having fun outdoors! Our staff is trained to check in on campers to ensure they stay hydrated and energized throughout the day . Any eating concerns will be reported to caregivers . We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and allergies . At Camp Kaufmann, Girl Scouts will eat together in Girl HQ with members of their own unit Meals may be served either family-style or buffet-style with staff being the ones to handle the food . In addition to hot options, cold options such as cereal, salads, or sandwiches will be available at every meal . Campers will also enjoy snacks and desserts!
Lodging
There is a range of lodging at Camp Kaufmann . Three-day campers will stay in our lake houses that have a large bunk room, smaller bunk rooms for supervising counselors, and two indoor bathrooms with toilets and showers . Six-day campers will stay in our outdoor units, which have 4-6 smaller cabins that sleep 6-10 Girl Scouts . These units have an outdoor bathhouse with toilets and showers
For more information, please visit our website: https://bit .ly/3OilGpO
Health and Safety
Safety is always our number one priority . Camp Kaufmann has a comprehensive Safety Plan and Communicable Disease Plan . On their first day of camp, campers receive a safety talk
All staff members are trained to follow procedures based on a variety of safety and emergency scenarios . Most camp staff are trained in First Aid and CPR and there will always be a Camp Nurse on site .
Learn More about Summer Sleepaway Camp 2025!
Virtual Information Nights
You’re invited to a Virtual Information Night, where caregivers can learn more about sleepaway camp 2025, ask questions, and meet the Camp Kaufmann team .
English Information Sessions
All sessions will take place via Zoom from 7:00 – 8:00 PM:
February 13
March 6
April 17
May 8
Spanish Information Sessions
All sessions will take place via Zoom from 7:00 – 8:00 PM:
March 4
April 3
Registered Camper Orientation Session
June 12
Open Houses
Join us for one of our Open House sessions this spring, Saturday, May 10th and Saturday, May 31st from 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM! Girl Scouts and caregivers will receive a tour of the property and learn more about our sleepaway camp program . We highly encourage first-time campers to attend an Open House .
Open House sessions are free, and bus transportation to and from Camp Kaufmann will be available for $20 per person .
About the Staff
We know that your Girl Scout sees our camp staff as role models and superheroes! Our staff members are not only fun, but they pride themselves in providing campers with a safe environment in which to thrive . All camp staff have extensive training and experience
After candidates are interviewed, they are cleared through an extensive, multilevel background and reference check process After hiring, we provide one to two weeks of staff training, covering safety, programming, routines, the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, and more! Your camper’s safety is our number one priority, so we take every precaution to ensure all staff meet our rigorous standards .
Join our Team! https://bit .ly/3V3SKW6
POP QUIZ
Are
You
Ready For Camp?
Caregivers, when deciding which camp experience is right for you and your child, please include them in the decision-making process . Have your child try a backyard campout, a sleepover at a friend’s house or a family camping experience . Expose your child to experiences outdoors and away from home to build their confidence
To further help you make the right decision for sending your child to Girl Scout camp, take our camp readiness quiz! Check the answer that best describes how you feel . Add the value of each checked answer to determine your score .
Caregivers, make sure to chat with your child about the camp session theme and activities before signing up, so they’re excited about what they’ll be doing .
Girl Scout Quiz
1. Do you enjoy staying over at a friend’s house without missing your family or feeling sad and lonely?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
2. Can you wash and brush your own hair?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
3. Can you make your own bed and keep track of your own things?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
4. Would you be okay if you had to walk to a nearby building to use the bathroom at night?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
5. Would you be okay staying in a tent/cabin with other Girl Scouts, knowing your counselors are in a nearby tent/cabin?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
6. Can you see bugs or mice without jumping on a chair and screaming?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
7. Can you survive a few days without an iPod, TV, video games, or cell phone?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
8. Are you willing to help with camp chores such as sweeping, setting tables, and picking up trash?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
9. Will you try new foods, different than what you are willing to eat at home?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
10. Do you like to try new things?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
11. Do you easily make new friends and warm up to new environments?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
12. Do you enjoy participating in group activities?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
13. Do you enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, playing outside, sleeping in a tent, and listening to nature?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
14. Can you live by the Girl Scout Law and Promise?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
15. Are you really excited to go to camp?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
Total Score _______
Adult Quiz
1. Can you relax and enjoy yourself when your child sleeps over at a friend’s house?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
2. Would you be okay communicating with your child only by mail?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
3. Are you prepared to be away from your child for several days?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
4. Are you willing to entrust camp staff with the care of your child?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
5. Are you comfortable with your child playing in a rustic outdoor setting where they may get dirty and it may rain?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
6. Would you be willing to work with your child so they will be ready for camp (i.e. coping with being homesick, keeping track of their own things, using their camping gear)?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
Are you confident in your child’s ability to…
7. …wash and brush their own hair?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
8. …sleep in a tent/cabin with other Girl Scouts, knowing that counselors are in a nearby tent/cabin?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
9. …eat new foods that they haven’t tried before?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
10. …meet new friends and accept others who are different from them?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
11. …follow instructions given by counselors?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
12. …ask for help if they need it?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
13. …have fun?
1 No way! 2 Maybe 3 Yes!
Girl Scout Quiz Results
15-25
Get ready for sleepaway camp next year! This year, a day trip, a one-night overnight experience, or a troop camping weekend would be perfect for you
26-35
You’re confident and ready to give camp a try! This summer, try a three-day session by yourself or a sixday session with a buddy . Get ready to have a blast and experience the magic of camp!
36-45
If you’re not already a camping pro, you are going to be a natural! You love adventure, trying new things, and making new friends . It sounds like you are ready to take one or more six-day sleepaway camp sessions!
Adult Quiz Results
12-19
Your child and you may not be quite ready for sleepaway camp. Consider attending a weekend event, day trip, or a one-night camp experience . Coming to camp with your child is a great way to prepare them for sleepaway camp next summer
20-29
You’re ready to send your child to resident camp. Start with an overnight or three-day session if you’re still not sure
30-39
You’ve done this before, haven’t you? You are confident in your child’s abilities and willing to help them prepare for camp You and your child are ready for them to attend one or more six-day sleepaway camp sessions
