| Camp America offers four, six and eight week summer day camp
programs for children, ages 2 1/2 to 14, daily activities, trips and special
events are designed to meet the needs and interests of campers of all ages.
Our
creative programs grow and change with the age of each camper:
"Ashley has just had a terrific summer and enjoys camp so much that
it's hard to get her to talk about something else!"
Linda Mosser |
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Minis...
(2 1/2 to under 4 years) are our youngest campers. These children, who are
able to use their own carefully sized restroom facilities, are organized
into groups of ten to twelve campers. Their caring and nurturing staff
members (a senior counselor and two junior counselors) are selected for
their experience and understanding of the unique needs of young children.
Minis are offered half-day or full-day programs filled with a variety of
activities introducing these campers to a world of wonderful camp
experiences. From sports and recreational activities to creative and
learning experiences, we provide developmentally appropriate equipment and
programming for these very special campers.
For more info or a tour of our facilities please call us at 215-822-6313
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| Midgies...
(4 to 5 years) which are at the next level of our camp program, are offered
increased opportunities for growth and development as they more fully
explore our program and facilities. Each energetic group of sixteen campers
is provided with a senior counselor and two junior counselors who have
demonstrated the skills needed to guide the children through fun-filled
days. In the area of sports, games and other athletic activities, the
campers are taught to work together as a team while building an ever
increasing bank of skills in tennis, soccer, kickball and so much more.
Under the guidance of specialist counselors, our creative arts, drama,
cooking and computer programs offer age-appropriate activities to interest
all campers.
For more info or a tour of our facilities please call us at 215-822-6313
or
fill out this form! |
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| Junior Camp...
(6 to 8 years) bunks are divided into groups of sixteen boys or girls under
the supervision of a senior and junior counselor of the same gender.
Recognizing the growing independence junior campers want and need, our
program at this level includes opportunities to learn and practice problem
solving, sportsmanship and decision-making. Participating in kickball league
gives junior campers an initial experience working and playing with children
of various ages, abilities and experience levels as well as learning to work
with a different counselor in a coaching position. Junior Camp is a great
time for learning to deal with a growing independence and the skills needed
for increasing self-reliance.
For more info or a tour of our facilities please call us at 215-822-6313
or
fill out this form! |
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| Senior Camp...
(9 to 12 years) is an opportunity for graduating to a wide ranging choice of
activities. Creative projects take on a new sophistication as campers
experiment with various media including glazed and fired clay in the
ceramics studio as well as constructing and finishing a selection of
projects in wood shop. On the sports fields, campers continue to develop new
skills and have more time to put into practice what they learn as they
participate in inter-camp games, on sports teams and in the girls' newcomb
and boys' sports leagues. As senior campers, boys and girls have many new
privileges including using the go-karts an overnighter at camp and club
choice on a weekly basis.
For more info or a tour of our facilities please call us at 215-822-6313
or
fill out this form! |
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| Counselor-in-Training (CIT)...
(13 and 14 years) is a learning and transition program for young people.
CIT's, organized into groups of 15 boys or girls, experience the best of two
worlds at camp. The counselors for these groups are chosen for their mature,
yet youthful outlooks. A CIT day encompasses work experience, bunk
activities including lunch and swimming, as well as sport and recreational
periods. CIT's work with both specialists and bunks developing leadership
and organizational skills. Daily bunk-time activites include co-ed games,
group meetings and discussions, swim and water games as well as other
recreational opportunities. As the oldest campers, CIT's are rewarded with
day trips and after-hours activities supervised by their counselors and the
camp directors.For more info or a tour of our facilities please call us
at 215-822-6313
or fill out this form!
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