Camp Omni

Camp Omni is a week-long outdoor residential camp that features science, astronomy, sleeping under the stars, group activities, and quests. All sessions are sleep-away experiences and include an educational adventure shaped by fun and friends, with science, natural wonder, and humanist values such as empathy, creativity, critical thinking, and community.

• Ages: 8–17 years old
• Schedule: Summer sessions are week long outdoor residential camps for campers ages 8–17. In 2026, sessions run June 21–27 and July 12–18.
• Price: Golden Arrow Tier: $2,400.00 ($2,349.00 before Feb 14); Silver Arrow Tier: $1,300.00 ($1,249.00 before Feb 14); Bronze Arrow Tier: $1,200.00 ($1,149.00 before Feb 14); Red Circle Tier: $1,100.00 ($1,049.00 before Feb 14); Blue Circle Tier: $1,050.00 ($999.00 before Feb 14). The Bronze Arrow Tier represents the actual cost of camp. Several pricing tiers for one week of camp have Circle tiers subsidized by supporters, and all children receive the same camp experience regardless of pricing tier.

Camp Omni’s mission is to grow confidence, community, and kindness by fostering critical thinking, social-emotional learning, and joy in a safe, secular, outdoor camp experience. The camp is a secular summer camp experience that blends world-class science and critical thinking with a traditional outdoor camp experience and includes a leadership training program. Those between ages 15–17 are part of the Leadership Track, and cabin groups are assigned based on age and/or gender selection, with a default gender-inclusive cabin and an option to opt into girls-only or boys-only cabins at registration. The program is gender inclusive, run by a non-profit led by volunteers deeply committed to the mission, and describes its environment as including kind humans in an emotionally safe setting.

Camp Omni is accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA Accredited) and has medical staff on site, including a health supervisor with RN or higher-level training. The camp requires straightforward precautions to reduce potential spread of infectious disease, including requiring vaccination against COVID-19 from all camp attendees, and immunization records must be up to date by the camp start date or have a medical exemption. Registration includes food, program expenses, t-shirts, and more, and requires COVID-19 vaccination and booster dates, health insurance details, physician contact information, emergency contacts, additional guardian pick-up permissions, and the child’s t-shirt size.

Thanks to support from the freethought community and the Helen Kagin Memorial Fund, financial aid may be available for families that cannot afford the Tier 3 pricing. Testimonials from parents and former campers describe learning about humanism and critical thinking from caring and dedicated staff, inclusive and warm camp experiences, gender-inclusive and non-binary cabin options, campers returning home energized with many new friends, and children who did not miss their phones during camp. Parents also report that Camp Omni lets their kids be exactly who they are with full support, including children who express gender differently, and that both younger and older campers are eager to return as long as they can.

Last updated June 8, 2026.