About
Camp New Heights offers 3 weeks (Jumpstart) at $2,000 per week and 6 weeks (Transformation) at $1,667 per week. The program schedule includes breakfast, Strength and Conditioning, Group or Team Sport/Strength and Conditioning, Choice elective 1, Choice Elective 2, Pool Shower Hour, Dinner, Nighttime Activity, Structured Free Time, and Lights Out. Wednesdays include a morning nutrition class and an afternoon beach day, Saturdays are excursion day, and Sunday includes move-in/move-out, laundry, grocery store challenge/cooking challenge, beach/pool, and a weekly ceremony.
Programs
- 3 WEEKS (Jumpstart) — $2,000 per week · A focused 3-week summer reset for campers who want to build healthier habits, gain confidence, and experience the New Heights program without committing to the full summer.
- 6 WEEKS (Transformation) — $1,667 per week
At a glance
- Ages: 9–17 years old
- Price range: $1,667–$2,000 per week
- General schedule: Typical Day: Mon, Tues, Thursday, Friday: breakfast; Period 1: Strength and Conditioning; Period 2: Group or Team Sport/Strength and Conditioning; Period 3: Choice elective 1; Period 4: Choice Elective 2; Pool Shower Hour; Dinner; Nighttime Activity; Structured Free Time; Lights Out. Wednesdays are recovery day with nutrition class in the morning and beach day in the afternoon. Saturdays are excursion day. Sunday: Move-in/Move-out, laundry, grocery store challenge/cooking challenge, beach/pool, and weekly ceremony.
About the provider
Camp New Heights is for kids ages 9–17. Its mission statement says it is a supportive overnight camp where kids ages 9–17 develop healthy habits, gain confidence, and experience a summer program focused on active and healthy living. Camp leadership includes Stephen Bean, Executive Director; JT Thompson, Director of Strength and Conditioning; Isain M., Assistant Director; and Daniel M., Assistant Director. The camp says leadership are CPR-trained and have years of experience in their field of expertise, and the program has been operating for ten years.
No weigh-ins. No before-and-after photos. No prescribed meals. Nutrition education, not starvation. No strict calorie counting or limits. Camp is meant to be fun, it's not a boot camp.
What families say
“Camp New Heights was an amazing experience for my daughter. Days were full of exciting activities that she had never experienced before. She came home more confident and 15lbs lighter! The staff was wonderful as well. Thank you for helping kids get healthy and strong, it is very important work.” — Tanya V.
Last updated October 30, 2026.
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