Session 1        June 10 - June 14

Session 2        June 17 - June 21   

Session 3        June 24 - June 28

Session 4       July 8 - July 12

Session 5       July 15 - July 19  

Session 6        July 22- July 26

Session 7        July 29 - Aug 2

                          Loudoun County 4 H Fair

Session 8        Aug 5 - Aug 9

Session 9        Aug 12 - Aug 16  

Session 10      Aug 19 - Aug 23

Session 11       Aug 26 - Aug 30

Campers:

Summer camp is open to children ages  5–12 years.  We encourage all types of learners to attend.  Our facility is handicapped accessible.

Hours: 8:00 – 4:00  Monday - Friday

 Before-Care and After-Care are available at an additional cost.  Please call or email in advance to arrange for additional care time.

Costs:

First week                               $350.00 per week

2 - 5 weeks                              $325.00 per week

6 - 11 weeks                            $300.00 per week

The cost for one week of camp is $350.00 for everyone. If your child attends 2 - 5 additional weeks, the price goes down to $325.00 per week for the additional weeks.  If they attend 6 - 10 weeks the price goes down to $300.00 per week for the additional weeks.

To register please fill out the registration form and the health record and release form.  Then mail both forms and payment to the address on the top of the registration form.  Payment may be made with a personal or cashier check.  Camp fills up quickly after April 1.  Be sure to get a copy of the list of items campers need to bring to camp.

Summer Camp Supply Checklist

Summer Camp Registration Form

Health Record and Release Form

  8:00 Arrival

Check daily schedule for routine

Start morning chores

  8:30 Morning Meeting

Campers start each day greeting their fellow campers by participating in activities which are designed to promote cooperation and build camp community.

  9:00 Garden Care 

Campers work in flower, berry or vegetable gardens, while doing science and math activities, to develop  knowledge and respect for locally produced food from small farms. 

9:30 Animal Care

Campers work with farm animals to develop an understanding of the different animal life cycles and how animals contribute to our food supply.

10:00 Activity Time

Campers work on projects that will benefit the local community.  Cooking, baking, canning, wood working  and arts and crafts skills will be used to make items which will be donated to local food banks and senior citizens.

11:30 Learning Games

Campers work together to solve challenges that involve cooperative learning using physical and mental skills.

12:00 Lunch

Lunch is brought from home.  Snacks will be prepared by campers.

12:30 Story time

Campers may listen to a storyteller or choose to read their own favorite book while relaxing in the tree house, hay loft, or hammock.  Campers will be required to keep a reading journal.

1:15 Creative Writing

Campers are free to expand their writing skills by keeping a diary, writing letters, writing creative stories or plays.

2:00 Free Activity

Campers may select to participate in camp games or swim in the pool 

3:00 Afternoon Chores

Campers feed animals and gather eggs to package.

3:30 Closing Meeting

Campers meet to self evaluate their daily accomplishments and set  personal and group goals for the next day.

4:00 Parent Pick Up