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Our Kids Day Camp offers swim lessons, free play in the water, supervised canoeing, and water safety instruction, along with a wide range of field games such as kickball, basketball, Newcomb, Gaga Ball, soccer, Wiffleball, Capture the Flag, and dodgeball. Campers also take part in hiking and nature walks, as well as arts and crafts activities including painting, drawing, jewelry design, collage creation, and a special Tie-Dye Day. The program includes themed events and activities such as a Color War Extravaganza, treasure hunts, cardboard ship-building, pirate costume crafting, storytelling around a “campfire,” a grand pirate treasure hunt, DIY game booths like ring toss and balloon darts, face painting, and a camper-led carnival showcase.
• Ages: 4–14 years old
Campers are grouped into three age-specific divisions called Tot Town, Junior Division, and Senior & Teen Division, and Tot Town campers must be fully potty-trained. The Senior & Teen Division follows a “No Screens, Just Fun” policy. The camp states that it believes in sparking imagination and keeping things fresh so that no two days feel the same. The facility includes two heated pools, a private lake, miles of private hiking paths ranging from easy walks to advanced challenges, indoor areas for arts, crafts, and sports for rainy days, multiple open fields, basketball courts, and shaded pavilions.
Camp owner Helen Hoffmann leads the program and is an official Instructor for the American Red Cross, and all lifeguards are trained and certified directly by her. Many counselors started as campers and moved up through a Leader in Training (LIT) program, and there is now a second generation of campers whose parents grew up at the camp and now send their children. Every staff member completes a Mandatory Intensive Orientation that focuses on child development, team building, and safety protocols. The camp invites new families to join for a tour before summer begins and maintains an Inclusion Policy, a Privacy Policy, and a Refund Policy.
Last updated February 8, 2026.
• Ages: 4–14 years old
Campers are grouped into three age-specific divisions called Tot Town, Junior Division, and Senior & Teen Division, and Tot Town campers must be fully potty-trained. The Senior & Teen Division follows a “No Screens, Just Fun” policy. The camp states that it believes in sparking imagination and keeping things fresh so that no two days feel the same. The facility includes two heated pools, a private lake, miles of private hiking paths ranging from easy walks to advanced challenges, indoor areas for arts, crafts, and sports for rainy days, multiple open fields, basketball courts, and shaded pavilions.
Camp owner Helen Hoffmann leads the program and is an official Instructor for the American Red Cross, and all lifeguards are trained and certified directly by her. Many counselors started as campers and moved up through a Leader in Training (LIT) program, and there is now a second generation of campers whose parents grew up at the camp and now send their children. Every staff member completes a Mandatory Intensive Orientation that focuses on child development, team building, and safety protocols. The camp invites new families to join for a tour before summer begins and maintains an Inclusion Policy, a Privacy Policy, and a Refund Policy.
Last updated February 8, 2026.
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