A TYPICAL DAY AT CAMP

7:30a    Wake Up // Clean-up

8:15a    Breakfast

9:00a    Morning Sessions

12:00p Lunch // Rest Period

1:00p   Afternoon Sessions

3:00p   Free Play // Camp Store Open

3:30p   All Camp Assembly

4:00p   Crew Time #1 (ie. Kickball)

4:45p   Crew Time #2 (ie. Arts & Crafts)

5:30p   Dinner

6:15p   Free Play

7:00p   All Camp Activity

8:00p   Crew Time #3 (ie. Capture the Flag)

8:45p   Crew Time #4 (ie. Campfire)

9:30p   Bed Prep

10:00p Lights Out

OUR STAFF

Our staff are hired for their experience and qualifications in working with children.  We pride ourselves in providing a caring atmosphere for all children.  In selecting staff, we look for individuals who are responsible, caring, patient, enthusiastic, strong leaders, and are willing to go that extra mile.

All staff undergo a background check, as well as participate in an intensive training that further prepares them for the camp season. 

Our Camp Staff have been hired for the 2008 summer, if you would like the Camp Director to keep your name on file please send an email. 

HEALTH, SAFETY and NUTRITION

Each camper's safety is our greatest concern.  Campers are closely supervised, and access to our camp property is monitored and controlled.

Our Camp Director and Health Director are First Responder trained and certified, and every staff member is trained in First Aid, CPR, and AED.  Staff are available 24 hours a day to provide medical assistance, even if it's just TLC!  In case of emergency, we are located just minutes away from Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital.

Our professional kitchen staff takes pride in preparing food that is both nutritious and appealing to children.  Options are available at each meal to meet special dietary needs that a camper may have (ie. vegetarian, lactose intolerant, etc.).

FEE ASSISTANCE

Our belief is that a child who wants to come to camp should have that opportunity; no child should be turned away because of financial limitations.  Full and partial fee assistance are available to those who qualify.  Click Here for Camp/Fee Assistance Application.

CAMP THEME WEEKS and DESCRIPTION

Leaders-In-Training -- This camp is a two-week experience gearted towards those who are entering grades 10 through 12 with an emphasis on leadership skills and experiencing camp from a leader's perspective.  (June 15-20, 2008 and choice of one camp week)

Camp PraiseTYME -- St. Augustine said, "When you sing, you pray twice."  There are many ways to pray and give praise to God.  Come and explore some of the different methods of praising God with a joyful heart.  (June 15-20, 2008)

Theatre Camp -- Theatre Camp encourages young people to explore their many "characters" through the exciting world of stage theatre.  (June 22-27, 2008)

Creative Writing Camp -- Budding novelists, playwrights, poets and others who love to write will gather this week to write, share stories and explore new mediums.  (June 22-27, 2008)

Art Camp -- Those with a special interest in art will be given the opportunity to experience a variety of art media.  The diversity of artistic expression will be explored.  Individual and group art activities will enhance the week.  (July 6-11, 2008)

Camp Brainbusters -- Talented and gifted youth are invited to participate in this exciting week of discovery.  Programs designed to celebrate creativity, critical thinking and a love of learning with be the emphases of this week.  (July 13-18, 2008)

 

Young Catholic Stewards -- Service to others and Earth spirituality will be the emphases of this camp experience.  Campers will meet new friends and work as part of a team to serve others and explore creative new ideas of stewardship.  (July 20-25, 2008)

Dance Camp for Girls -- Love to dance!  This week focuses on the art of dance.  An opportunity to experience a variety of dance forms will be given to the young ladies who attend this week of activities.  (July 27-August 1, 2008)

Soccer Camp -- This camp is for soccer players who want to strengthen skills, learn new moves and play rousing tournament games with fun coaches and staff.  (August 3-8, 2008)