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Camp Stevens Summer Camp includes activities such as a high ropes course, climbing wall, swimming, archery, arts and crafts, and team-building challenges. Each Adventure Group cooks out over a campfire and sleeps under the stars at least once a week.
• Ages: 8–17 years old
• Schedule: 2026 sessions run June 21–26, July 5–10, July 19–24, and August 2–8, with each session running from its listed start date to its listed end date
• Price: 2026 Session Rates – Sessions 1–3: Tier A: $1,185, Tier B: $995, Tier C: $845; Session 4: Tier A: $1,365, Tier B: $1,145, Tier C: $975
Camp Stevens Summer Camp groups campers into Adventure Groups of 10–14 campers led by 3–5 summer camp staff. Summer campers are housed in open-air cabins according to age and gender identity, with boys housed on Sunrise Hill and girls housed on Phoenix Hill, and gender-expansive and trans campers can pick whichever hill is most comfortable for them. To ensure privacy, all campers and staff must change clothes in private such as in a sleeping bag, changing stall, or shower stall.
Camp Stevens is an Episcopal camp with chaplains available as support for campers and staff, and a weekly Eucharist where groups bring offerings of art, bread, juice, or readings. The food philosophy centers on wholesome whole foods, fresh produce, scratch-baked breads and desserts, free-range chicken and turkey, organic dairy products, and garden herbs and veggies, and the camp is committed to providing alternatives for vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and allergy-affected campers. Charter bus transportation is available from stops in Los Angeles, Anaheim, Corona, central San Diego, and La Mesa.
Each counselor and staff member participates in an intensive week-long leadership program that focuses on group management, conflict resolution, bullying prevention and response, child development, creative programming, equity and inclusion, and activity leadership, with paid training in CPR and First Aid, Youth Development, Ropes Course, Archery, and others as needed. The Summer Camp Director is Elena Turner, and the Associate Executive Director is Gabby Coburn. For over 70 years, Camp Stevens has provided a welcoming home for retreats, summer camps, and outdoor education, and its mission statement is that Camp Stevens inspires, challenges, and empowers personal, social, and environmental transformation.
Camp Stevens notes that cultivation of a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community is central to its mission and reflects its values. The camp serves campers from across San Diego and Los Angeles counties from different walks of life, and the Campership fund is supported by individual donations, organizations, and grants. Camp Stevens is pleased to welcome back Japanese students from the Rikkyo School during the International Odyssey session.
Last updated March 12, 2026.
• Ages: 8–17 years old
• Schedule: 2026 sessions run June 21–26, July 5–10, July 19–24, and August 2–8, with each session running from its listed start date to its listed end date
• Price: 2026 Session Rates – Sessions 1–3: Tier A: $1,185, Tier B: $995, Tier C: $845; Session 4: Tier A: $1,365, Tier B: $1,145, Tier C: $975
Camp Stevens Summer Camp groups campers into Adventure Groups of 10–14 campers led by 3–5 summer camp staff. Summer campers are housed in open-air cabins according to age and gender identity, with boys housed on Sunrise Hill and girls housed on Phoenix Hill, and gender-expansive and trans campers can pick whichever hill is most comfortable for them. To ensure privacy, all campers and staff must change clothes in private such as in a sleeping bag, changing stall, or shower stall.
Camp Stevens is an Episcopal camp with chaplains available as support for campers and staff, and a weekly Eucharist where groups bring offerings of art, bread, juice, or readings. The food philosophy centers on wholesome whole foods, fresh produce, scratch-baked breads and desserts, free-range chicken and turkey, organic dairy products, and garden herbs and veggies, and the camp is committed to providing alternatives for vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and allergy-affected campers. Charter bus transportation is available from stops in Los Angeles, Anaheim, Corona, central San Diego, and La Mesa.
Each counselor and staff member participates in an intensive week-long leadership program that focuses on group management, conflict resolution, bullying prevention and response, child development, creative programming, equity and inclusion, and activity leadership, with paid training in CPR and First Aid, Youth Development, Ropes Course, Archery, and others as needed. The Summer Camp Director is Elena Turner, and the Associate Executive Director is Gabby Coburn. For over 70 years, Camp Stevens has provided a welcoming home for retreats, summer camps, and outdoor education, and its mission statement is that Camp Stevens inspires, challenges, and empowers personal, social, and environmental transformation.
Camp Stevens notes that cultivation of a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community is central to its mission and reflects its values. The camp serves campers from across San Diego and Los Angeles counties from different walks of life, and the Campership fund is supported by individual donations, organizations, and grants. Camp Stevens is pleased to welcome back Japanese students from the Rikkyo School during the International Odyssey session.
Last updated March 12, 2026.
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