Dates & Rates
Summer 2023
*denotes one parent and child. Each additional child $350
| Session | Dates | Fees |
|---|---|---|
| Father-Son Weekend | May 19 - May 21 | $790* |
| First Session (1st-11th grades) | June 5 - June 30 | $7,990 |
| Session 1A (1st-11th grades) | June 5 - June 17 | $4,750 |
| Session 1B (1st-11th grades) | June 18 - June 30 | $4,750 |
| Second Session (1st-11th grades) | July 2 - July 14 | $4,750 |
| Third Session (1st-11th grades) | July 16 - August 10 | $7,990 |
| Session 3A (1st-11th grades) | July 16 - July 28 | $4,750 |
| Session 3B (1st-11th grades) | July 29 - August 10 | $4,750 |
Session Length
Children make friends and become campers very quickly. But seeing growth, especially in their activity skills, takes a little more time. There are just no shortcuts to learning a roll in kayaking or a bar chord in guitar. And these sorts of milestones become important markers of growth for camp-aged children. Because of this we offer two week and four week sessions.
But two weeks is so long! Yes it is, and it isn’t. We have found that our boys consistently do best with a session that is at least two weeks. For those looking for a shorter option to try out camp, we recommend coming to Father Son Weekend. It is a great introduction for camp and way to prepare for the full summer experience.
Enrolling a Camper
The best way to get the ball rolling is to apply online. Once you have completed your application, we will contact you by phone or email.
You will receive an email confirmation letting you know we received your application. If we are able to enroll your child you will receive another email saying we have charged the deposit ($1,000), followed up by an acceptance letter from camp. Tuition can be paid by check, eCheck or credit card. Please note that there is a 3.3% service charge when using a credit card.
After that you will not hear much from camp until we send you your camper packet in the spring. This will be a big document and will have all the information you need to get ready for camp.
We store luggage under the cabins after the boys arrive, so there is no need for a foot locker. If you would still like one there are plenty out there that hold up very well – but our favorite luggage option is the good old duffel bag. You do not have to ship your luggage ahead of time, unless your camper is flying, though many parents choose to ship luggage to lighten the load in their cars.
