Friends Community School Summer Camp
Norwood School, 5901 Westchester Park Drive, College Park, MD 20740
About
Friends Community School Summer Camp offers a range of activities that include Little Explorers (Build It), Little Explorers (Shipwrecked), Rising K, and Outdoor Forest Adventures. Campers can take part in Recycled Art, ¡Viva el Arte!, Creative Stitching and Painting, Space Art, Baking and Art, and Summer Splash. Additional options include Flag Football, Olympic Races, The Knight School: Chess!, Sticky Science, Mathemagic, Building and Engineering with LEGO, Gaga Ball and Co., Wilderness Skills, and a Volunteer option for those with CIT experience.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Sessions run from 9:00–3:00, with Session 08 from 8/3/2026–8/7/2026, Session 09 from 8/10/2026–8/14/2026, and Session 10 from 8/17/2026–8/21/2026 (no Ex-Day on 8/21/2026)
• Price: Half-Day $201.63 / Full Day $345; $286.70; $345.00; $475.00; No Cost for Volunteers
Testimonials about the UltraCamp registration system used by the program state that it offers fluidity, customization of reservation requirements, and extensive reporting options, and that support staff provide live attention and helpful solutions, according to Theresa Stride of Camp Kulaqua. Craig Oldenburg of Camp Concordia reports that UltraCamp’s pricing structure made it affordable for a very small camp and compares it to having another full-time staff member for handling and sharing registration information. Kathy Chukas of Kids Playing Camp reports that UltraCamp centralizes records and reports in one place and reduces the time needed to manage camp details.
Last updated July 20, 2026.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Sessions run from 9:00–3:00, with Session 08 from 8/3/2026–8/7/2026, Session 09 from 8/10/2026–8/14/2026, and Session 10 from 8/17/2026–8/21/2026 (no Ex-Day on 8/21/2026)
• Price: Half-Day $201.63 / Full Day $345; $286.70; $345.00; $475.00; No Cost for Volunteers
Testimonials about the UltraCamp registration system used by the program state that it offers fluidity, customization of reservation requirements, and extensive reporting options, and that support staff provide live attention and helpful solutions, according to Theresa Stride of Camp Kulaqua. Craig Oldenburg of Camp Concordia reports that UltraCamp’s pricing structure made it affordable for a very small camp and compares it to having another full-time staff member for handling and sharing registration information. Kathy Chukas of Kids Playing Camp reports that UltraCamp centralizes records and reports in one place and reduces the time needed to manage camp details.
Last updated July 20, 2026.
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