"ON MY OWN"… All campers must have a previous separation class prior to the start of camp. This may include an "on my own" preschool or activity class experience.
Age Groups… As a guppy or starfish, seahorse or dolphin, children 2.5 - 6 years old will find a sea of adventure at Summer Days Camp! Please note children are grouped by age. The birthday cut-off date is May 31st. If you wish to be placed with a friend, and the ages are close, please indicate the friend’s name on the registration form and we will do everything we can to accommodate your request.
Flexible Scheduling… Camp is in session Monday through Friday, with half-day and fullday options Monday through Thursday, and half-days on Fridays. One of the best parts about Summer Days Camp is that we allow for maximum flexibility—you’re only required to sign up for two weeks, and they don’t need to be consecutive.
Physical Examination… Each child must have an examination by a physician dated after February 1, 2011. A medical form, including specific dates of all inoculations, must be completed by a physician and submitted to Summer Days. Campers may not attend this program without a completed medical form. (A medical form will be sent to you with your confirmation letter).
Deposits… Children must be pre-registered to attend camp. There is a $475.00 nonrefundable deposit due when your application is submitted. This fee will be applied toward the total camp fee only—it may not be applied to any other programs. If your application is submitted after May 3rd, full payment for all registered weeks must accompany your application.
Camp Weeks… Please select your camp weeks carefully. Camp weeks and days cannot be changed for any reason. There will be no refund, reduction, or allowance for absence, late arrival, or early withdrawal after registration and payment have been submitted.
Payment… Full payment must be received by May 2nd.
Please note that Summer Days reserves the right to terminate this agreement if tuition is not paid in full by May 2nd, or if a camper’s behavior proves detrimental to the health and safety of our campers and/or program.
