Camp

Summer camp is fun, exhilarating, and full of adventure, but it’s also often a time when anxiety and stress can creep in. So, whether you’re planning for a day camp or an overnight camp, we help answer six of the most common concerns. ...

The Winter 2022 edition of Camp and Summer Programs Guide helps you plan your children's summer adventures in 2022. It also includes listings of area camps and summer programs and an easily digestible Camp Grid, so you can begin your search right now. ...

Sending kids to camp for the first time can often be overwhelming or scary. To prepare for the experience, several camp experts and parents weighed in with helpful advice, whether you choose a day camp or an overnight camp. ...

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Northeast Ohio Parent Bloggers share advice on how parents can enjoy and take advantage of the sunny season, whether spending your days at home or going out for an adventure in the region.  ...

The Camp and Summer Programs issues February through May featured easily digestible Camp Grids. Parents can find listings of area camps and summer programs for overnight, day, sports, academic, arts and STEM. Find the camp options that best fit your child. ...

Northeast Ohio Parent columnist Sara Carnes and her family recently watched “Yes Day” on Netflix. In the spirit of the movie, her family decided to try a "yes" day, where parents say “yes” to everything their kids ask. She shares how it went and some ground rules for having your own. ...

Campers ages 6-17 will participate in traditional camp activities like canoeing on Lake Noah, shooting a bow at the archery range, climbing a 55-foot tall Alpine Tower, and more. With overnight, day, ranch, full immersion and leadership camps, there is something for everyone. ...

Families across Northeast Ohio, with the help of summer camps, are taking a step toward normalcy after a year of lockdown. Camp programs across the region plan to follow safety protocols as outlined by the state and local governments in order to keep all attendees safe.  ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to more questions about safety at camp. However, first-time campers and their parents still have to be comfortable with all other aspects of attending. We talked to Bill Champ, the auxiliary programs director and summer programs director at University School, about what parents can ask and do to make the most informed choice. ...