Now that you're knowledgeable about the basics of camp, you are ready to use our Camp Checklist, which will help you select the best camp for your child. Read more
This checklist will help you identify what you're looking for in a potential camp, as well as your priorities and budget:
Type of Camp |
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Day or overnight? | |
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Traditional or specialty? | |
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Single-sex or coed? | |
Camp Amenities and Programming |
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What facilities are you seeking? | |
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Are there activities you really want your child to have access to (musical instruments, horseback riding, sailing, skiing)? | |
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What are the camp's health and safety policies? | |
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Does your child need accommodations for allergies or disabilities? | |
Location and Environment |
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How close should the camp be to your home? | |
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What is the environment you're looking for (city, country, forest, lake)? | |
Fees |
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What is your budget for camp? | |
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Are there additional fees you may not have considered (for activities, food, transportation)? | |
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How will your child get to and from camp? | |
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Is busing included? | |
Length and Time |
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Overnight camps - How many weeks do you want your child to spend at camp? | |
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Day camps - How many hours per day? | |
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Day camps - Will you need extended hours before and after camp? | |
Download a copy of the Camp Checklist PDF here.
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