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Decoma Day Camp offers a wide range of activities, including swimming, daily swim lessons, team sports, archery, arts and crafts, baseball, basketball, bucket drumming, bungee trampoline, cheerleading and poms, circus arts, a climbing wall, cooking, dancing, drama, fencing, field hockey, fishing, football, gaga, gymnastics, inflatables, nature activities, a ninja warrior course, martial arts, mini golf, mountain biking, music and singing, soccer, softball, t-ball, teambuilding, tennis, tether ball, theme days, trampball, volleyball, yoga, boat regattas, field games, and tie-dye. Campers use a 3,900 square foot heated, T-shaped pool that is designed specifically for Decoma Day Camp, and towels are provided by the camp. Children bring two bathing suits to camp on Monday and then bring them home on Friday.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Friday 8:00–19:00 and Saturday 8:00–14:00
• Price: Hot Lunch & Cookouts Included
Decoma Day Camp was founded over 75 years ago and has operated since 1949. The leadership team includes the Deutsch Family, Barb and Gary, Abbey, and Samantha. The camp follows the American Red Cross “Learn to Swim Program,” and lessons are taught daily by qualified instructors. Swimming levels are broken down into small groups with a swimming program ratio of approximately three children per swimming instructor, and full day campers swim twice a day while shortened day campers swim once each day. The stated goal of the swimming program is to provide campers with the skills and confidence in the water to participate and enjoy the experience throughout their lives. The program describes itself as “More than just a day camp.”
Last updated May 24, 2026.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Friday 8:00–19:00 and Saturday 8:00–14:00
• Price: Hot Lunch & Cookouts Included
Decoma Day Camp was founded over 75 years ago and has operated since 1949. The leadership team includes the Deutsch Family, Barb and Gary, Abbey, and Samantha. The camp follows the American Red Cross “Learn to Swim Program,” and lessons are taught daily by qualified instructors. Swimming levels are broken down into small groups with a swimming program ratio of approximately three children per swimming instructor, and full day campers swim twice a day while shortened day campers swim once each day. The stated goal of the swimming program is to provide campers with the skills and confidence in the water to participate and enjoy the experience throughout their lives. The program describes itself as “More than just a day camp.”
Last updated May 24, 2026.
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