9 Weeks to Choose from! June 20-Aug. 19
Kids ages 6-13, get ready for a summer of adventure!
Sign-up early and save! May 1–7: Gold Member Pre-Registration May 8–14: Early Bird registration May 15: Open Registration Begins
Summer boredom is a thing of the past. At The Salvation Army Kroc Center Day Camp, girls and boys alike will run, swim and play all day in a positive and safe environment.
The Kroc Center is gearing up for a summer of action and adventure. Every week of Kroc Day Camp is designed to take campers on a new voyage of discovery and fun. From swimming to rock climbing to crafts and games, this will be a summer to remember.
Camp Times ages 6–10: Daily Mon–Fri, 9am–4pm.* Drop-off between 9–9:30am. Pick-up by 4pm. *Includes Club 3:16. If you choose to have your child not attend Club 3:16, pick-up by 3pm. ages 11–13: Daily Mon–Fri: 9am–4pm. Drop-off between 9–9:30am. Pick-up by 4pm.
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what to bring to camp • Bathing suit, goggles & towel • Snacks if desired (refrigeration is not available). Please be aware that other children may have peanut allergies. • Reclosable water bottle (no glass) • Gym shoes (street shoes are not allowed in gym)
Camp Scholarships
• Proper active attire
Scholarships are available on a case-by-case basis. If you would like to be considered, please fill out a Program Scholarship Form available at the Front Desk.
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• Sunscreen Please don’t bring ipods, cellphones, or personal flotation devices. Personal money may be sent with children for purchasing drinks/food from machines, but parents/children assume responsibility.
Download a registration form online at
www.kroccda.org/campkroc.html. questions? contact the camp coordinator at 208.763.0618.
9am–3pm, $125.00/Week*
9am–3pm, $125.00/Week*
• Swimming & splashing • Movies with friends • running & playing outside
• having fun in the sun • swimming at the beach • going on field trips
The perfect start to the perfect summer! We have
Campers ages 8–10 are spontaneous, active, and
left no stone un-turned in our quest to provide your
always on the go. Keeping this in mind, Camp Kroc
6–7 year old with the summer of their lives at
has come up with an action-filled schedule that
The Kroc Center.
combines activities at The Kroc Center with field
The Kroc provides morning and afternoon snack as
trips to local Coeur d’Alene fun spots.
well as a nutritional lunch to keep campers fueled
Campers will journey off-site 2 days a week, and
and ready to attack any task they may come into
will get to participate in activities like beach days,
contact with. Activities include morning huddles with
mountain hikes with sack lunches, water parks,
skits, songs and interactive games, camp-only pool
roller skating, ice skating, bowling and more. Lunch
time, rock climbing, outdoor games, indoor games,
and two snacks are provided.
arts and culture, video recording and Epic Movie Thursdays in the Kroc’s state-of-the-art theater!
Each week culminates with a fun Friday theme (see Camp Kroc At-a-Glance on the following page for
Each week culminates with a fun Friday theme (see
weekly themes). Parents are invited to join us on
Camp Kroc At-a-Glance on the following page for
Fridays at 3pm to hang out and discuss their
weekly themes). Parents are invited to join us on
children’s week with campers and staff.
Fridays at 3pm to hang out and discuss their children’s week with campers and staff. *The week of July 5–8 is only $100 for Explorer and Discoverer Camps.
Club 3:16: Sunday morning values, all week long. mon–thurs, 3–4pm, ages 6–10, free The Salvation Army Kroc Center is a faith based organization, and the morals and values displayed at Camp Kroc reflect the life of Jesus Christ. Although camp ends at 3pm, if you want your child to have an extra hour of fun where the Gospel is shared and lived out, we offer a free Club 3:16 from 3–4pm that is fully staffed and focused on the Word of God. Available for Explorer and Discoverer campers!
9am–4pm, $135.00/Week Includes Club 3:16
• exploring nature • challenging themselves • team building & bonding
Adventure Camp Schedule of Activities Climbing: june 27–july 1
Adventure Camp East: July 25–29
Hang-out and climb with first-rate North Idaho climbers
Experience the wonders of the east! Campers will work
in and outside of The Kroc. Campers will venture to a
together to build team dynamics before heading out
variety of locations throughout the Coeur d’Alene area;
for a week of adventure to the east of Coeur d’Alene.
including a local ropes course, Tubbs Hill bouldering,
Activities include off-site challenge courses, a hike to
and more advanced routes at Q-emlin park in Post Falls.
Stevens Lake, exploring Lake CDA on canoes and a
Campers will be challenged both on and off the rock,
relaxing and adventurous float down the
spending down-time swimming at local lakes.
Coeur d’Alene River.
Adventure Camp North: July 11–15
Adventure Camp CDA: august 1–5
Adventure to the north of Coeur d’Alene during this
Kids will stay outside and active as they explore
action-packed week of camp. Campers will discover
Coeur d’Alene during this fast and fun week of camp.
new areas in and around Pend Orielle and Sandpoint.
Campers will be introduced to the activities that make
Campers will start the week off working as a team on
Coeur d’Alene such a unique and beautiful place to
a variety of ropes and challenge courses and mapping
live, including high ropes and challenge courses to
out the week ahead. Activities include hiking into
build a strong team foundation, canoeing, hiking,
Romanose lake, group games on Tubbs Hill, swimming
snorkeling, outdoor climbing, days on the lake and
and hiking at Farragut State Park, and more.
some good ol’ fashioned tubing.
Film production Camp: July 18–22
Multisport: august 8–12
Lights, camera, action! The Kroc Center is excited to
Ever dreamt of becoming an Ironman? With the right
offer a week of Hollywood to local aspiring actors,
coaching and practice, anything is possible! Campers
directors, and screen writers. Campers will work
will be shown the ropes of the tri-sport culture and
hand-in-hand with our theater and studio directors
will learn first-hand how much fun swimming, biking
to develop an idea, write a script, audition, film on
and running can be. With Kona Ironman Finisher Derek
location, and finally cut and produce a short film.
Garcia and his coaching team, your youth will work on
Parents can join their kids Friday, July 22 for the special
personal improvements in a team environment—while
red carpet premiere.
having the time of their life.
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Vacation Bible School at The Kroc august 22–24, 9am–1pm. ages 6–11. Learn how to explore faith and connect with Jesus through fun, inspirational activities and games. Includes lunch and time in the Cove Pool!
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Camp Kroc At-a-Glance We have fun themes, field trips and adventures planned for every week of your child’s summer! Take a glance at the chart below for a snapshot of what activities are in-store for the weeks ahead. Week 1 June 20–24
Week 2 June 27–July 1
Week 3 July 5–8
Week 4 July 11–15
Week 5 July 18–22
Week 6 July 25–29
Week 7 Aug. 1–5
Explorer/ Discoverer Theme: Around the World
Explorer/ Discoverer Theme: Superheroes
Explorer/ Discoverer Theme: Talent
Explorer/ Discoverer Theme: Luau
Explorer/ Discoverer Theme: Olympics
Explorer/ Discoverer Theme: Liquid Planet
Explorer/ Discoverer Theme: Top Chef
Discoverer Field Trip Triple Play
Discoverer Field Trip Ropes Course
Discoverer Field Trip Skate Plaza
Discoverer Field Trip Lake CDA
Discoverer Field Trip Triple Play
Discoverer Field Trip NIC Beach
Discoverer Field Trip Triple Play
Discoverer Field Trip Skate Plaza
Discoverer Field Trip NIC Beach
Discoverer Field Trip Hayden Lake
Discoverer Field Trip Lake CDA
Discoverer Field Trip Hayden
Discoverer Field Trip Farragut
Discoverer Field Trip Lake CDA
Discoverer Field Trip Hayden Lake
Discoverer Field Trip Lake CDA
Discoverer Field Trip Hayden Lake
Discoverer Field Trip Farragut
Adventurer Camp North
Adventurer Camp Film Production
Adventurer Camp East
Adventurer Camp CDA
Adventurer Camp Multisport
Adventurer Camp Climbing
Skyhawks Mini-Hawk
Skyhawks Soccer
Week 8 Aug. 8–12 Explorer: Rockstar Discoverer: Backyard Games
Week 9 Aug. 15–19
Skyhawks Mini-Hawk
Get into the game! The Kroc Center is partnering with Skyhawks Sports to offer a great sports camp for kids at The Kroc!
mini–hawk camps, ages 4–7 soccer, baseball & basketball 9am–noon, $110
soccer camp, ages 7–12 9am–3pm, $130
Introduce your kids to a variety of sports in
young athlete will gain the technical skills &
one fun week! This multi-sport program was
sport knowledge required for their next step into
developed to give children a positive first step
soccer. Designed for intermediate players, this
into athletics. Plus, add on lunch and Camp
camp focuses on dribbling, passing, shooting
Kroc in the afternoon for only $25 extra!
and control. Plus, get $10 off your choice of
2 weeks to choose from! June 20–24: Course #SSA31907 August 1–5: Course #SSA31908
one following week of Camp Kroc!
Skyhawk’s sport-specific staff will ensure your
1 week only! July 18–22: Course #SSA31909
register for skyhawks camps online!
https://register.skyhawks.com
Week 10 Aug. 22–24
Explorer/ Discoverer Theme: Pirates
All camp field trips are subject to change depending on weather and availability.
Skyhawks Sports Camps
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Vacation Bible School
Drop-Off/Pick-Up Procedures
Pool Area/Swimming Evaluations
Campers must be dropped off between 9–9:30am and picked up by 4pm. Children who are not participating in Club 3:16 must be picked up by 3pm. Adults authorized to pick-up children (including parents) will be required to show identification at pick-up. A Sign-Out Waiver Form must be completed by both parent and child for a camper to be allowed to sign him/herself in and out of Camp Kroc. When a child is given the authority to sign him/herself out, he/she is no longer in the care of The Kroc Center staff and standard Kroc Center membership policies apply. 24-hour notification is needed for late drop-off or early pick-up if the event has been pre-planned. A phone call to the Program Coordinator(s) in the case of unexpected absence or schedule changes is required. Consistent late pick-up may be penalized with fee.
Swim tests to determine ability (for safety purposes) will be conducted on the first day of camp by our Aquatics Staff. Once ability is established, children will be allowed to participate in designated areas. Appropriate swim attire is required. Counselors will assist children at all times while in the pool and both areas will be fully staffed with trained, certified lifeguards. Children must be at least 48” tall in order to have safe access to the large water slide.
Day Camp Visitors Any day camp visitors for all children and staff will be required to sign-in, and will be given a name tag to identify the individual as a visitor of Camp Kroc.
late sign-up policy
Lost and Found
A $10 late fee is applied to all registrations and balances paid anytime after the Friday prior to the start of the next week’s camp.
Lost and found items will be kept for a period of two weeks after a session, then donated to the local Salvation Army Thrift Store. The lost and found is located at the front desk of The Kroc Center.
Cancellations/Refund Policy Full payment is expected at the time of enrollment. No cash refunds are given unless the program is cancelled by The Kroc Center. If the program is cancelled by The Kroc Center, you will be given the choice of a full credit or a cash refund. If you request to cancel your class enrollment five or more days prior to the first class, you will receive a full credit on your Kroc Center account minus a $25 processing fee or you may choose to transfer to another session if available. Requests made less than five days prior to the start date are not eligible for a refund or credit, except in the case of personal emergencies. No credits or pro-rated credits will be issued for missed days of camp or class due to illness, partial attendance, behavior issues, or any other reason.
Camp Waiver/Medical Forms Each camper must have a parent or guardian sign a camp waiver and supply correct and updated medical information in regards to their child(ren). Waiver(s) must be completed and signed prior to camp participation, preferably at time of registration.
Medical Protocol As a parent, if your child has any special medical needs, please include these with the desired response on the Registration Form. These will include, but are not limited to, any medical or behavioral diagnoses that may affect your child’s experience at camp. Updates can be made throughout the summer based on a case-by-case basis and will be reported directly to camp coordinators. By providing this information, you are providing our staff with the knowledge and ability to provide the best care possible for your child. Please note that there will be no nurse/ doctor on-call at The Kroc Center.
Medication Distribution In the case of medication distribution, parents must complete a Right to Distribute Medication Form. This releases The Kroc Center from liability for medication that is required for distribution for the health of a child. Medication must be dropped off to Camp Coordinators in the original prescription container with your child’s name printed on the label and placed in a plastic bag. Medication will be stored in Camp Coordinator’s office and administered at the time(s) and in the amount designated by the Right to Distribute Medication Form. Parents must sign out medication at the end of each day and check back in the following day. Any medication not brought in the appropriate container may preclude camp participation for your child on that day.
Illness and Injuries Camp Kroc is not designed or equipped to handle ill children. If your camper becomes ill while at Camp Kroc, our staff will make your child comfortable in an area away from the other campers. Our staff will then contact you (the parent) or one of the individuals you have authorized to pick up your child. If immediate medical attention is needed or if the severity of an injury cannot be correctly established, parents will be notified immediately. The Emergency Medical System (911) will be activated at the discretion of Camp Coordinators and/or Camp Counselors. If staff is unable to reach parents whose child is in need of immediate medical attention, he/she will be transported to the nearest hospital via ambulance and staff will continue to attempt to contact parents. Parents/guardians will be responsible for all emergency medical care expenses.
About Our Staff It takes a special person to be a counselor for our campers, your kids. Camp Kroc Counselors have to be energetic, enthusiastic, fun—but also trained to respond quickly and efficiently in any situation. Your child’s safety is our number one priority. key safety guidelines • All staff members will receive First Aid and CPR certification from The American Red Cross. • Emergency action plans will be created for each planned activity. • When taking a field trip, a senior counselor with The Salvation Army Decisive Driving Certification will drive. • At least one counselor at each aquatic activity will be lifeguard certified. In addition, Kroc lifeguards will be present during all swim sessions that take place at The Kroc Center. • The two main beaches that Camp Kroc will visit are staffed by full-time lifeguard staff beside our summer camp staff. Lifeguard staff will be notified of Camp Kroc’s presence prior to the scheduled day.
• There will be a 1:10 counselor to child ratio at minimum, at all times. The names of the campers will be kept on staff at all times and “check-ins” will be required between each activity. • A first aid kit and a list of medications and allergies will be on camp staff at all times. Parental emergency contact information will remain on staff no matter the activity, and cell phones will be allotted to multiple staff members for emergency purposes and to remain in contact with the Camp Director. • Adventure Camp staff will be equipped with GPS, cell phones and first aid kits, as well as all emergency information needed for each participant.
The Kroc Center is gearing up for a summer of adventure. From rock climbing to swimming to crafts to games, this will be a summer to remember. Sign-up early and save big. Important Dates May 1–7: Gold Member Pre-Registration Gold members receive 10% off subtotal of total fees! May 8–14: Early Bird registration Sign-up before May 15 and save $10 off regular camp fee! May 15 until full! Regular Camp Registration
5-8 July y n o l ! $100
Camper Code of Conduct
Explorer Camp $125/wk
1. Campers must stay with their age group and be accompanied by a counselor during all Camp Kroc activities.
Adventurer Camp $135/wk
2. Campers must remain with Camp Kroc staff members at all times unless checked-out by an authorized adult with photo I.D.
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3. Camp attendees are expected to respect peers, The Kroc Center staff and the facility at all times.
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4. The use of foul language, abusive actions, and inappropriate behavior is prohibited. 6. Alcohol and/or drugs are not allowed anywhere on the premises or at any location where Camp Kroc is taking place. 7. Shirt and shoes must be worn in all areas outside of pools and sundeck. No swimwear or wet clothing is allowed outside of aquatic areas. Any logos or messages on clothing must be acceptable in a family setting. 8. Bicycles, roller blades, skateboards, scooters or pets (excluding service animals) will not be allowed inside the facility. 9. The Kroc Center staff reserves the right to dismiss a camper without a refund who does not meet behavior expectations.
Discovery Camp $125/wk
Plus! Multiple Week Discount more than one week of camp at the Discounts cannot be combined.
Download a registration form online: www.kroccda.org/campkroc.html. †
Excludes $25 Skyhawks/Camp Kroc mini-weeks.
Thanks to our Sponsor
The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center 1765 W. Golf Course Rd. Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 83815 208.667.1865 www.kroccda.org
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