Summer Day Camp
July 1st - Aug 30th
Registration Opens March 11th
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ABOUT CAMP:
Camp is about fun field trips, cool counselors and making new friends! If they come home tired and dirty, they've had the full camp experience! CAMP HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY (Closed 7/4) 7:00 AM-6:00 PM Campers: Entering Kindergarten - 12 yrs old 10 campers/ 1 counselor Campers are involved in a wide variety of activities, including arts&crafts, field games, science experiments, silly skits and much more! TYPICAL DAY: 7:00-9:00 AM Care 9:00-9:15 Sunblock Party 9:15-9:45 Opening Flagpole 9:45-10:45 Physical Activity/STEM/Nutrition 10:45-11:45 Arts & Crafts/Culture 11:45-12:00 Sunblock Party 12:00-1:00 Lunch 1:00-2:00 Playground 2:00-3:00 Team Building/Character Development/ Mini Camps/Service Learning 3:00-3:30 PM Snack 3:30-4:00 Closing Flagpole 4:00-6:00 PM Care 
CAMP STAFF:
Camp staff are carefully selected and go through extensive training's which include: camp policies/procedures, emergency and safety regulations, child abuse prevention, behavior modifications, First Aid/ CPR, and lots of creative and fun age appropriate techniques. |
REGISTRATION:
Children registered for kindergarten through age 12 are welcome to attend! Registration begins mid-March and ongoing until sessions are full. Don't miss out on all the fun this summer..come sign up TODAY! *There is a $20/child, $30/family registration fee due at the time of registration, plus a $10 deposit per week. 
CAMP FEES:
*** Field trips are included with fees ** Fees are per child * 10% discount applied to youngest children when registering more than one child (Part Time & Full Time ONLY) *Financial Assistance available to those who need it, please call 315.462.6184 for more information 9 Week Program: $1,400 Auto Draft Plan Y Member: $162 Auto Draft Plan Non-Member: $205 Full Time Y Member: $175 per session Full Time Non- Member: $215 per session Part Time Y Member: $107 per session Part Time Non-Member: $150 per session HEALTH & SAFETY:
The YMCA complies with with applicable federal and state disability discrimination law and will consider reasonable accommodations to it's policies to include all children to enjoy equal benefits of this program. Please contact the YMCA if your child may require accommodations. Camp is registered and inspected by Office Children and Family Services. Inspection reports can be found at http://ocfs.ny.gov/main/childcare/ccfs template.asp Local Doctors, rescue squads and fire department are on call for any emergencies that may arise. | ||
Leaders In Training (LIT)
The YMCA Leaders In Training program is a supervised leadership development program that allows candidates who have completed 7th grade and are not yet 16 years of age to develop and enhance their leadership skills. Candidates must express interest in interacting with younger children during sports, crafts, nature study, and water activities. LITs must commit to Monday– Friday for each session they register for. All of our LITs will participate in a well-rounded program of leadership development, activity & skills training, conflict resolution strategies, and character education. LITs will be responsible for assisting counselors in leadership roles within various areas of the camp program as well as participating in a diverse set of training sessions.
The goal of the LIT program is to provide many of the 40 Developmental Assets necessary to produce confident youth with the leadership skills to become successful adults. It provides participants with the tools to develop strong communication skills, the ability to work as part of a team, and the ability to act as a positive role model all qualities that colleges & future employers look for in candidates.
The goal of the LIT program is to provide many of the 40 Developmental Assets necessary to produce confident youth with the leadership skills to become successful adults. It provides participants with the tools to develop strong communication skills, the ability to work as part of a team, and the ability to act as a positive role model all qualities that colleges & future employers look for in candidates.
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Y Member: $90 per session
Non- Member: $100 per session |
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2019 Camp Sessions |
Swimming on several Thursdays!
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1 |
July 1- 5 (No Camp 7/4) |
Aye, Aye, Captain Special Event: Scavenger Hunt |
1 |
July 8- 12 |
This Space is the Place Field Trip: Roseland Bowl |
3 |
July 15-19 |
A Minute to Win It Special Event: Popular Game Shows |
4 |
July 22-26 |
Aqua-Awesome Field Trip: Seneca Lake State Park |
5 |
July 29- Aug 2 |
Art-Tastic Time Field Trip: Kershaw Park |
6 |
Aug 5 - 9 |
Splash & Dash Special Event: Camp Olympics |
7 |
Aug 6-10 |
Full STEAM Ahead Field Trip: Miniature Train Rides |
8 |
Aug 12-16 |
Fountain of Fun Field Trip: Roseland Waterpark |
9 |
Aug 19-23 |
Aloha Special Event: Luau |