Fall Kroc Camp

Dates: November 20 - 22

8 AM – 5 PM
Ages 5 – 12
**Before and aftercare will not be offered at this time

Join Kroc Camp for a Fall camp. Children ages 5-12 will participate in daily fun activities that include arts and crafts, team building, gym games, swimming, and much more! Campers need to bring a lunch, snack, swimsuit, and a towel. Pre-registration is required. Register now, as space is limited. **Before and aftercare is not available

Camp Registration Form is required for complete registration – this can be found online or at the Welcome Desk.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT! CAMP REGISTRATION FORM

Winter Break Camp

Dates: December 20 – 22 | 27 – 29 | January 2 – 3

8 AM – 5 PM
Ages 5 – 12
**Before and aftercare will not be offered at this time

Join Kroc Camp for a Winter camp. Children ages 5-12 will participate in daily fun activities that include arts and crafts, team building, gym games, swimming, and much more! Campers need to bring a lunch, snack, swimsuit, and a towel. Pre-registration is required. Register now, as space is limited. **Before and aftercare is not available

Camp Registration Form is required for complete registration – this can be found online or at the Welcome Desk.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT! CAMP REGISTRATION FORM

A HEALTHY CAMP BEGINS AND ENDS AT HOME!

Revision completed by nurses associated with the Healthy Camps initiative, ACA, and ACN. Linda Erceg, Mary Marugg and Tracey Gaslin.

A healthy camp really does start at home. Here are some things you can do to help your child have a great camp experience:

1. If your child is showing signs of illness such as running a temperature, throwing up, has diarrhea, nasal drainage and/or coughing/sneezing, keep the child home and contact your camp. This greatly reduces the spread of illness at camp but also supports your child’s recovery. Know your camp’s policy about illness and camp attendance.

2. Teach your child to sneeze/cough in his/her sleeve and to wash his/her hands often while at camp, especially before eating and after toileting. If you really want to achieve impact, teach your child to accompany hand washing with another behavior: keeping their hands away from their face

3. If your child has mental, emotional, or social health challenges, talk with a camp representative before camp starts. Proactively discussing a camp’s ability to accommodate a child can help minimize – if not eliminate – potential problems.

4. Make sure your child has and wears appropriate close-toed shoes for activities such as gym our outdoor time. Talk with your child about wearing appropriate shoes to avoid slips, trips and falls that, in turn, can result in injuries such as sprained ankle.

5. Fatigue plays a part in both injuries and illnesses – and camp is a very busy place! If your child is going to a day camp, be sure they get enough rest at night.

6. Send a reusable water bottle. Instruct your child to use it and refill it frequently during their camp stay. Staying hydrated is important to a healthy camp.

• A completed Day Camp registration form.
• Payment must be made at time of registration. Only with payment is your child’s place reserved. Payment may be made online or at the Welcome Desk.
• Immunization record (or exemption from immunizations document).
• Signed behavior agreement.

IMPORTANT!

• Incomplete applications will not be accepted and could result in a child being unable to attend camp until the application is complete.
• A complete application includes: a Day Camp registration form, immunization record, and a signed behavior agreement.