Outrageous Camp
Outrageous Camp at Maple Lawn Community, 7600 Maple Lawn Blvd., Fulton, MD 20759
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Outrageous Camp offers summer day camps that include outdoor sports, swimming, field trips, group games, clubs, sports, game room time, parties, daily excursions, teen events, and Kid's Night Outs. A typical camp day includes announcements and group games, clubs and sports, lunch and more group games, daily pool time, snack and game room time, and an afternoon activity or theme with a popsicle break.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Drop-off generally runs between 8:15AM and 9:00AM, camp programs run from 9:00AM to 3:00PM, and pick-up runs from 3:00PM to 3:45PM, with slightly adjusted drop-off and pick-up times for Junior Teens and Teens. Camp runs for 8 sessions, including Excursion Weeks from 8/3–8/7 and 8/10–8/14 for children entering 1st–5th grade, and is closed the week of 7/13–7/17.
• Price: Registration for summer 2026 includes a $55 non-refundable fee per child, plus a $100 non-refundable deposit per session to reserve a week, with specific change fees and camp-credit policies for cancellations and loss of deposit or tuition after 4/1/25.
Programs are run by licensed and qualified staff under the direction of child care expert Jose Ramirez, with college and post-college age counselors who have prior experience working with school-aged children, undergo background checks, and preferably have an education-related college degree. The leadership team includes owners Jose and Stacy Ramirez, Camp Director Sean Watts, Assistant Directors Adam Seidman, Magdalena Watts, and Marlee Slaughter, and Teens Director Bridgette Goyne. Jose Ramirez has been serving families in his community since 1995, worked for over 31 years with a leading children’s after school program in Montgomery County, Maryland, and started Outrageous Camp with Stacy in 2007; the camp is now in its 19th year. Outrageous Camp’s mission is to provide safe, affordable, and creative programming for school age children to create lasting summer memories.
Parents are asked to send each child with a swimsuit, towel, nut-free lunch, sunscreen, and a water bottle every day, with the child’s name on each item, and campers are expected to wear comfortable, casual summer clothing and sneakers. Outrageous Teens and Excursions participants bring a bag lunch that does not require refrigeration, while Minis, Middies, and Varsity bring lunches that are stored in an air-conditioned room if packed in a paper or thermal bag. Tuition for Day Camp covers special treats, field trips, t-shirts, transportation, and all camp activities, and a popsicle break occurs each afternoon during announcements. One prerequisite for Excursion Weeks is at least one additional week of camp experience at Outrageous Camp.
Parent and camper testimonials describe Outrageous Camp as having “awesome activities and trips,” “wonderful staff,” “activities-galore,” “parties and games,” “many excursions,” and “plenty of outdoor activities” including swimming, field trips, games, and time to make new friends, with one camper stating a hope to return as a counselor in training and another parent noting that their child has attended all summer, every summer, for three summers.
Last updated January 21, 2026.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Drop-off generally runs between 8:15AM and 9:00AM, camp programs run from 9:00AM to 3:00PM, and pick-up runs from 3:00PM to 3:45PM, with slightly adjusted drop-off and pick-up times for Junior Teens and Teens. Camp runs for 8 sessions, including Excursion Weeks from 8/3–8/7 and 8/10–8/14 for children entering 1st–5th grade, and is closed the week of 7/13–7/17.
• Price: Registration for summer 2026 includes a $55 non-refundable fee per child, plus a $100 non-refundable deposit per session to reserve a week, with specific change fees and camp-credit policies for cancellations and loss of deposit or tuition after 4/1/25.
Programs are run by licensed and qualified staff under the direction of child care expert Jose Ramirez, with college and post-college age counselors who have prior experience working with school-aged children, undergo background checks, and preferably have an education-related college degree. The leadership team includes owners Jose and Stacy Ramirez, Camp Director Sean Watts, Assistant Directors Adam Seidman, Magdalena Watts, and Marlee Slaughter, and Teens Director Bridgette Goyne. Jose Ramirez has been serving families in his community since 1995, worked for over 31 years with a leading children’s after school program in Montgomery County, Maryland, and started Outrageous Camp with Stacy in 2007; the camp is now in its 19th year. Outrageous Camp’s mission is to provide safe, affordable, and creative programming for school age children to create lasting summer memories.
Parents are asked to send each child with a swimsuit, towel, nut-free lunch, sunscreen, and a water bottle every day, with the child’s name on each item, and campers are expected to wear comfortable, casual summer clothing and sneakers. Outrageous Teens and Excursions participants bring a bag lunch that does not require refrigeration, while Minis, Middies, and Varsity bring lunches that are stored in an air-conditioned room if packed in a paper or thermal bag. Tuition for Day Camp covers special treats, field trips, t-shirts, transportation, and all camp activities, and a popsicle break occurs each afternoon during announcements. One prerequisite for Excursion Weeks is at least one additional week of camp experience at Outrageous Camp.
Parent and camper testimonials describe Outrageous Camp as having “awesome activities and trips,” “wonderful staff,” “activities-galore,” “parties and games,” “many excursions,” and “plenty of outdoor activities” including swimming, field trips, games, and time to make new friends, with one camper stating a hope to return as a counselor in training and another parent noting that their child has attended all summer, every summer, for three summers.
Last updated January 21, 2026.
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