FAQ

There are many ways! You can call Camp and register over the phone, you can quickly sign up online, or you can sign up at a Y branch! You do not need to be a member but you do need to create a profile. 

A $50 deposit is required PER WEEK for all overnight camps. This will ensure your spot is reserved in the week you choose. It is applied towards your total balance. As long as space exists in other weeks you can always change.

To receive the Y Member pricing, it must be a Family Membership – youth memberships will not apply. If you sign up less than two weeks prior to your camp, you must pay in full upon registration. Membership pricing is available to those outside the Volusia-Flagler association. You will just need to contact us for the discount.

By filling out our Financial Assistance Form. You will need to provide proof of income through paystubs and your tax forms. This is all kept private amongst our administrative team. Campers who come on FA are treated the same as every other camper.

Camp is for the camper. We take a strong policy that parents and campers interaction is limited. This is tough on campers but certainly on parents. Here is how you can keep track.

On Facebook we post photos of the previous day. We do try to keep up with our stories on social media. We do not guarantee photos of your child everyday, but they should pop up once or twice at least through the week. 

Mail and Camp mail. Parents, family and friends can send snail mail and packages to their camper. Letters and packages are also welcomed to be dropped off during camper arrival, but snacks are not permitted. Please keep care packages small and with nonperishables. 

We will no longer be accepting camper emails or amazon packages, to ensure we are staying eco-friendly. 

For campers staying over the weekend we do provide laundry services. Campers should label their clothing and have a marked laundry bag. If your child has bed wetting history, please pack additional sheets. 

A full list is available in our Parent Portal with the Parent Guide. A short list would be clothes for their time here, toiletries, towels, bathing suits, bedding (usually sheets, blankets and a pillow for a twin bed), water bottle and they should be good to go!

Many families will over pack for camp and their is a lot of things you can bring. If your camper is missing any essentials we will make sure to get it for them. 

Our cabins are recently renovated, they accommodate 10 – 12 kids with 2 counselors. They have a clean interior with heating and cooling (HVAC). Some cabins do have bathrooms for our younger campers, but the remainder use a central bathhouse.