Summer 2016 Camp Brochure - Sonoma County Family YMCA

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ACHIEVEMENT
BELONGING
FRIENDSHIP
SUMMER CAMP 2016
SONOMA COUNTY FAMILY YMCA
SPORTS
SWIMMING
SCIENCE
KIDS CLUB
CAMPING
ADVENTURE
PRESCHOOL
FIELD TRIPS
SONOMA COUNTY FAMILY YMCA
1207 College Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95404 •
707 544 1829 • www.scfymca.org
The Y is a non-profit, community organization.
Financial assistance is available.
WELCOME TO Y
CAMP!
PARENTS TRUST US
At Y Camp we strive to give campers the safest most
enjoyable summer experience possible. We encourage
fun and self-discovery while teaching and reinforcing
important values. Each camp we offer fosters an
atmosphere that reflects our four character values:
CARING, HONESTY,RESPECT AND RESPONSIBILITY.
OUR CAMP EXPERIENCE
With more than 100 years of camping experience, YMCA camps are a safe and nurturing place where children
build self esteem, leadership skills, and a sense of responsibility for themselves and the world around them.
OUR ACCREDIDATION
Accredited by the American Camp Association, our YMCA sports, science,
summer kids club, owl’s nest, and summer adventure day camps meet the
highest standards in nearly 300 areas, including health, safety, personnel,
transportation, and facilities.
OUR COMMITMENT
Your child will find the confidence for creative self-expression through songs, art, physical activities, new
friendships, and new adventures. We offer more than just nonstop fun. Your child will learn how to apply
time, talent, and energy toward a caring, honest, respectful, and responsible life.
OUR LEADERS
We are caring, competent, and experienced. Our training includes camp safety, activity planning, CPR, First
Aid, and more, making your child’s experience both safe and fun.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
The Sonoma County Family YMCA seeks to enhance the lives of all people through programs designed to
develop spirit, mind, and body. We are dedicated to the values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.
CAMP SIGN-UPS BEGIN
MARCH 1st
REGISTER ONLINE AT:
www.scfymca.org
or
IN PERSON AT:
1207 College Avenue
Santa Rosa, CA 95404
Phone: 707 544 1829
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Table of Contents
Camp Registration Information 1
Registration & Payment Policies 2
Summer Adventure Day Camps 3
Sports Camps 4
Super Science Camp 5
Little Campsters 6
Summer Kids Club 7
Counselor in Training Program 8
Resident Camp 8
Moving On Camp 9
National Academy of Athletics Camps 10
Camp Hours & Fees 11
Healthy Kids Day & Parent/Guardian Feedback 12
Sonoma County Family YMCA
INFORMATION & MEMBERSHIP FEES
FACILITY MEMBERSHIP
Benefits include use of our fitness facility in Santa Rosa and access to facility member rates on all classes
and programs. The lowest fee for a program will always be a facility member fee.
Facility membership fees are as follows:
Join Fee
Monthly Fee
Youth (6-14)
$0
$17
Sr. Youth (15-17)
$29
$22
Young Adult (18-24) $49
$48
One Adult Family
$99
$63
Two Adult Family
$129
$81
Family Plus
$129
$93
SUMMER MEMBERSHIP PROMO: Only available for a short block of time for individuals 16 and older. Great
for college students or if your schedule only allows for a summer membership. Call the Y for more info!
PROGRAM MEMBERSHIP
This membership is for individuals who want to participate in programs, but not utilize the rest of the
facility on a regular basis. Benefits include two facility passes per year, 50% off youth day passes or $4 off
the adult day pass fee, and a reduced rate on fees for programs such as youth sports, swimming lessons,
and more!
Annual program membership fees are as follows:
Individual: $40
Family: $60
If you are interested in a Facility Membership, please visit the Main YMCA at 1111 College Avenue,
or call 545-9622 x3113.
If you are interested in a Program Membership, please visit the YMCA Program Office at 1207 College Avenue.
SAFETY
PARENT COMMUNICATION
Low ratios of staff to children
You receive session highlight
sheets with activity
schedules and special
reminders
Multitude of outdoor activities
Our staff informs you of your
child’s successes and
challenges
Swimming and other water
activities
Monitored sign-in & sign-out
only by an authorized adult
Intensive staff training
including CPR/First-Aid, Child
Abuse Awareness, Blood
Born Pathogens, and Risk
Management & Safety
We follow all American Camp
Association safety
standards
www.scfymca.org
Camp Director is available by
phone or in person to
answer your questions
We conduct evaluations every
session for feedback
FUN ASSET-BUILDING
ACTIVITIES
Field trips & special events
Multicultural activities
Hands-on environmental
experiences
Positive adult role models
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CAMP REGISTRATION INFORMATION
AGE LIMITATIONS
Children younger than 6 years old will be permitted to attend camp ONLY if they have completed a year of Kindergarten.
Please refer to each camp for more specific age requirements.
ONE-WEEK OPTION
A limited number of one week day camp spaces are available at designated sites; see page 11 for one week camp rates.
Please check with the Program Office for availability.
REGISTRATION & MEMBERSHIP
Everyone is welcome to participate in YMCA camps! If you are not currently a member, there is a $40 registration fee
in order to participate in camps. This fee entitles you to an individual program membership and is good for one
calendar year. It also entitles you to discounts on other YMCA programs.
CAMPER HEALTH INFORMATION
All camper Health History & Medical Release forms are due on the FIRST day of camp. Please turn them in at the camp
site your child is attending. Due to ACA regulations, a copy of your child’s immunization record is required. Also, to
best serve your child, please inform our staff of any allergies or special health conditions that may exist.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The YMCA offers reduced rates for income eligible families who wish to participate in our camping programs. Eligibility
forms must be completed & approved prior to enrollment. Please allow 7-10 days for this process. To apply or for
more information, please stop by or call the Program Office at 544-1829 or download an application from our
website.
OUR LEADERSHIP
We take great pride in the quality of our YMCA staff leadership. Enthusiasm, knowledge, responsibility, and genuine love
for children are all prerequisites for our camp leaders. Our program leaders go through a rigorous training program which
emphasizes child development, camper safety, and leadership skills. Great care is taken to ensure that our programs are
of the highest quality & that each child receives the individual attention they deserve.
WHEN & WHERE TO REGISTER
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The first day to register for summer camps is March 1st.
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You may register either online at www.scfymca.org or in person at the Program Office at 1207 College Avenue in Santa
Rosa.
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You will also be able to register for camp at our HEALTHY KIDS DAY on April 30th! 11am-2pm at the Main YMCA.
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For more information on camps and registration, please call 707-544-1829.
BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL CHILDCARE PARTICIPANTS
Children participating in our after school childcare program must enroll separately & pay deposits for camp. Camp is not a
continuation of the school year. Option D Participants must register for camp PRIOR to April 25th. Otherwise, availability
at preferred locations is not guaranteed after 4/26.
YMCA Program Office • 1207 College Avenue • Santa Rosa • 95404 • 707-544-1829 • www.scfymca.org
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REGISTER ONLINE OR IN PERSON STARTING MARCH 1st
REGISTRATION & PAYMENT POLICIES
SIBLING DISCOUNT
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$10 discount per session for each additional child enrolled (while in concurrent sessions).
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Discount applies only to day, sports, moving-on, and the Y Kids Club.
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This discount does not apply to 1 week sessions, camps with a 3 day/week/session option, or to camp rates
already reduced through financial assistance.
DEPOSITS
Camp programs fill up quickly! If not paying in full, a deposit is required for each child in order to reserve a
space. Please note deposit fees: (ALL DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.)
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$75 per session for resident camp
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$50 per session for moving-on camp
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$30 per session for day, sports, and specialty camps
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$15 per session for participants receiving financial assistance
CIT program fees are due in full at the time of registration; no deposit option is available.
PAYMENTS
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Final payments for each reserved camp are due no later than THREE WEEKS before the start of camp. We do not mail
bills.
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Failure to make a final camp payment by the deadline will result in forfeiture of camp spot. A $15
reinstatement fee will be charged in order for the camper to be reinstated if a spot is still available.
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Camp fees may be paid by cash, check, VISA, MasterCard, or American Express.
(Payments are not accepted at camp sites.)
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Payments can be mailed to 1203 College Ave, dropped off at the Program Office at 1207 College Ave, or called in
to 544-1829.
PROGRAM CANCELLATION
In order to maintain high quality camp programs, we have established a minimum and maximum number of campers per
camp. The YMCA reserves the right to cancel a program due to insufficient enrollment.
TRANSFERS
If your plans change and you need to transfer to a different session, we will be glad to accommodate you if a new
session is available. Please note the following policies:
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Transfers must be requested in writing at least three weeks prior to the beginning of the camp session.
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One deposit per camper, per camp session may be transferred until 3 weeks prior to the session start date.
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Transfers made after the 3 week deadline will result in forfeiture of deposit.
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Transfers in excess of the allowed amount will result in forfeiture of deposit (or $15, $30, $50, or $75 depending on
the camp to be transferred if the session is paid in full).
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There will be no retroactive transfers of deposits and/or full payments of camp sessions.
REFUNDS
We will refund camp fees paid in full, less a deposit (see above for amount) and a $10 bookkeeping fee, for cancellations
made at least THREE WEEKS prior to the start of camp. In case of illness or injury, please provide a physician’s
statement if the three week deadline has passed. A written refund request is required before a refund will be provided.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for processed refunds. No refunds or credits will be issued for missed days at camp, for
cancellations made after the three week deadline, or for campers suspended or ex- pelled from camp.
RECEIPTS
PLEASE RETAIN YOUR RECEIPTS FOR TAX PURPOSES. We are unable to run a report at tax time. The
Sonoma County Family YMCA’s tax ID number is 94-1265049.
www.scfymca.org
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SUMMER ADVENTURE DAY CAMP
YMCA Adventure Day Camp is a daily escapade of fun for young people ages 6-12. Camp provides
opportunities for personal growth and group spirit in a safe, fun, and supportive atmosphere. Children are
involved in games, crafts, and theme related activities planned specifically for their age group.
Fast Facts
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Ages 6-12
Hours: 7am - 6pm
8:1 camper to counselor ratio
One fun-filled field trip per session
Campers swim twice a week
Fee information available on page 11
SUPERHERO BLAST
GLOBAL EXPLORERS
Dates: June 6-17
Dates: June 20-July 1
Grab your capes and get ready to
power up with some friends for
summer! Campers will have two
weeks filled of awesome group
games, super fun craft projects, and
no crime fighting camper is complete
without some super accessories!
Practice leaping over buildings at our
trip to Rebounderz this session!
Jetsetters grab your passports and
imagination, we’re off on a new
exotic adventure as we circle
around the globe! Campers will
learn about other cultures through
camp games, music, activities, and
even food. Everyday will bring a
new experience or a diverse
lifestyle from around the world,
and discover new wildlife at our
trip to the zoo!
Session 1
Session 2
Field Trip: Rebounderz
HOLIDAY HIJINX
CULINARY ART CRAZE
Dates: July 5-15 (No camp July 4)
Dates: July 18-29
Who says we need April Fools Day to
tell jokes and Valentines Day to tell
someone we care for them? That just
sounds like a normal day at Y camp to
us - so why not celebrate them all?
Campers will be able to enjoy all of
their favorite holidays and the fun
activities, games, and food that go
with them during this holiday filled
session!
Discover the perfect recipe for the
summer! Staff will help campers
come up with healthy and unique
snack creations, while also
enjoying colorful crafts and having
a blast playing everyone’s favorite
camp games! Young art lovers and
camp foodies look no further!
Session 3
Session 4
Field Trip: Bowling
Field Trip: Ice Skating
Field Trip: SF Zoo
THE SUMMER Y’LMPICS
Session 5
Dates: August 1-12
It is our campers time to shine
this summer during our very own
Olympic (Y’lympic) games!
Coinciding with the ‘16 Summer
Olympics in Rio, our campers will
participate in a variety of
events, sports, and trivia to
compete in our own friendly Y
Games!
Field Trip: Jack London State Park
CAMP LOCATIONS
Santa Rosa
Yulupa School - 2250 Mesquite Dr.
Jack London School - 2707
Francisco Ave.
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Rohnert Park
Monte Visa School - 1400
Magnolia Ave.
Hahn School - 825 Hudis Street
Petaluma
Grant School - 200 Grant Ave.
SPORTS CAMP
Sports Camps help build skills, fitness, and self esteem. Each session, a special emphasis will be placed on
specific sports that includes skill sessions that provide campers with coaching and practice. Games and
tournaments allow campers to test their skills. Our YMCA sports camp will also introduce our Areas of
Focus that we believe help strengthen ourselves and our community.
LETS BOUNCE
Session 1
Dates: June 6-17
Campers with their eyes set on playing
at the next level or just want to have
fun competing, should look no further!
Our basketball and soccer session will
teach campers the fundamentals of
both sports, as well as the importance
of safety and teamwork. Campers will
also get a chance to feel what it is like
to slam dunk at our trip to Rebounderz!
Sports: Basketball & Soccer
Y Value: Teamwork
STAND TALL, TALK SMALL,
PLAY BALL
THE Y’LMPICS
Session 3
Session 2
Our Y’lmpics sports camp session
coincides with the upcoming ‘16
Summer Olympic Games in Rio, and
campers will be able to take part in
different events, sports games, trivia,
and even track and field competitions!
Campers will get a chance to learn what
it takes to make healthy choices and
how it benefits their development in
their favorite sport.
Swing away and dive for passes during
our epic baseball and football session.
Hand-eye-coordination drills, fun skill
activities, and insanely fun baseball
and football games will leave your
campers wanting more! Don’t miss the
epic A’s game field trip this week of
camp!
Field Trip: Oakland A’s Game
Sports: Baseball/Softball & Football
Y Value: Sportsmanship
Field Trip: Cal Skate
Sports: Olympic Sports
Y Value: Healthy Choices
Fast Facts
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GET IN THE GAME
Session 4
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Ages 6-12
Hours: 7am - 6pm
One fun-filled field trip per
session
Fee information available on
page 11
JOIN THE FUN
Session 5
Dates: July 18-29
Dates: August 1-12
Whether it be a hockey net or
basketball hoop, campers will enjoy
both sports as our counselors plan
out unique activities and skill work to
maximize fun and our campers
abilities. Our Y value will focus on
how professional athletes give back to
their communities and the benefit of
helping others.
On the pitch or on the free-throw line,
campers will have a blast working on
improving their skills through fun
specialized drills and games. Our
young athletes will discuss and reflect
about the importance of doing the
right thing and making the best
choices possible, so they can become
a healthy role model for their peers,
siblings, and teammates.
Strawberry: Tennis & Baseball
Olivet: Hockey & Baseball
Y Value: Giving Back
Field Trip: Scandia
Sports: Soccer & Basketball
Y Value: Integrity
CAMP LOCATIONS
Santa Rosa - West
Olivet School - 1825 Willowside Dr.
www.scfymca.org
Santa Rosa - East
Strawberry School - 2311 Horseshoe Dr.
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SUPER SCIENCE CAMP
Super Science Camp will bring out the curiosity in every child as campers explore themes including marine
biology, archaeology, chemistry, physics, veterinary sciences, and more! This hands-on camp will
encourage your child to explore the mysteries of the world around them and get excited about the
possibilities of science!
KINETIC LIGHTS
Fast Facts
Session 1
Dates: June 6-17
Start off summer with some moving and grooving as we dive into the
sciences behind all things moving - kinetic energy, projectile launching,
trajectories, collisions, and even some self testing at the trampoline
arena field trip to Rebounderz! We will also get to experiment with
different lighting effects and learn how colors are seen with our eyes.
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Ages 7-12
Hours: 7am - 6pm
One fun-filled field trip per session
Sciences: Kinetic Energy, Lights & Illusions
BIOLOGY BONANZA!
Session 2
Dates: June 20– July 1
Say Ahhhh! Campers learn about the structure, organisms, and
organs of the body, how physical activity plays a role in healthy living,
and how the medical profession helps keep our bodies strong and
healthy. We will also dive into some of the biology of aquatic fish and
mammals while also exploring the mysterious creatures, plants, and
other organisms of the ocean depths!
Field Trip: SF Zoo
Sciences: Anatomy, Physiology, and Nutrition
S.T.E.M. CAMP
Session 3
S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) camp focuses
on those four science topics to see and understand how things work.
The principles of imagination, exploration, collaboration, and design,
will all be evident in fun group projects and experiments involving all
sorts of tools - including everyone’s favorite Legos!
MILKYWAYEXPLORERS
Session 5
Dates: August 1-12
Blast off into the stars and hitchhike to Neptune and back with our
astronomy session where campers will get to feel like real astronomers.
Crafts and experiments are designed to inspire and instruct campers
about the fascinating and endless world all around us! Our young
explorers will also learn about how weather patterns are formed and the
weather phenomenon that occur all around the world.
Sciences: Astronomy & Meteorology
Field Trip: Exploratorium
Sciences: Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math
INVESTIGATIVE GROSSOLOGY 101
Session 4
Dates: July 18– 29
Goop rules! Young mad scientists get down and dirty creating
concoctions and potions and gurgling substances- some of them edible,
some too icky to even think about eating. Campers will learn how
science and even our 5 senses play a huge role in police work and crime
scene investigations (and tasting jelly beans).
Field Trip: Jelly Belly Factory
Sciences: Chemistry & Forensic Science
CAMP LOCATION: Santa Rosa
Schaefer School - 1370 San Miguel Rd.
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LITTLE CAMPSTERS
The YMCA Little Campsters program provides fun opportunities for exploration, free choice time, art and
music activities, games, and special events in a safe, nurturing environment. Each session is 2 weeks in
length and you may choose either half or full days. Children will eat lunch at camp. Little Campsters is
located at the YMCA Preschool, a year-round licensed program.
Fast Facts
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RAIN FOREST ADVENTURE
Session 1
Ages 2-5
Hours: 7am - 6pm
We will accept 2 year olds
who are not potty trained
Fee information available on
page 11
BRAINIAC INVENTORS
Session 2
Dates: June 6-17
Swing through the first session of
summer with an incredible journey
through the rain forest and its
neighboring ecosystems. Our little
campsters will enjoy activities and
crafts that are designed to encourage
exploration, imagination, and fun.
Our creative campsters will get an
opportunity to create their own fun
with our mini inventors session.
Campers will be able to tinker with
projects, create new ideas, and they
will get all of their questions about
how things are made answered!
UNDER THE SEA
Session 3
Campers will explore the oceans of the
world and see how we play a big part
of taking care of the ocean! They will
also discover new marine life & plants
that inhabits our oceans and beaches!
SILLY SCIENTISTS
Session 4
Dates: July 18-29
Calling all young scientists! This epic
session is filled with experiments,
puzzles, and new discoveries that will
spark the mind and create lasting
memories that will encourage scientific
exploration in your little one!
MINI Y’ LYMPICS
Session 5
Dates: August 1-12
Kids will learn new games and
sporting events in this miniature
version of the Summer Olympics!
Campers will also learn the importance
of teamwork and trying for one’s
personal best!
YMCA PRESCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED MAY 30th - JUNE 3rd
CAMP LOCATION
Northwest Prep Charter School Campus • 2590 Piner Road • Santa Rosa
www.scfymca.org
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SUMMER KIDS CLUB
Summer Kids Club, now being held in two locations, is a place for kids to have traditional camp fun in an all
new setting! Activities are specially designed for maximum excitement and will include theme-based
games, songs, arts, crafts, swimming, and more! Campers will also enjoy one fun special guest or walking
field trip per session. Parents, don’t miss this great opportunity for your kids to have classic summer fun
as they play the day away at Summer Kids Club!
Fast Facts
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Ages 6-12
Hours: 8:30 - 3:30 (extended hours
are available at The Owl’s Nest)
Campers swim three times a week
One special guest or walking field trip
per session
Activities include: arts, crafts, games,
and dodgeball!
SUPERHERO BLAST
HOLIDAY HIJINX
GLOBAL EXPLORERS
Dates: June 6-17
Calling all YMCA super heroes! Come
join our crime fighting squad this
session filled with energetic games,
colorful activities and crafts, and even
some minor costume design! Session
will also include a dress up day and a
talent show for campers to show off
their super skills!
Turkey and pumpkin pie in July?
Fireworks and egg hunts in June? We
took all of our favorite holidays
throughout the year and scrambled them
up this summer, so we can enjoy all of the
fun, food, and togetherness that each
holiday brings us!
Take a trip back to another time when
castles covered the hilltops, knights
ruled the lands, and dragons soared
above the skies! Crafts and activities will
focus on imagination, illusions, and
magic - while activities will be themed
around adventure, competition, and
teamwork.
Session 1
Session 4
Dates: July 18-29
Who said art can’t get wild? Who said
healthy snacks can’t be yummy? Staff
will help campers come up with
healthy and unique snack creations,
while also enjoying colorful crafts and
having a blast playing everyone’s
favorite camp games! Young art
lovers and camp foodies look no
further!
CAMP LOCATIONS
Santa Rosa
Main YMCA - 1111 College Ave.
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Session 2
THE OWL’S NEST
This extended hours program
takes place after the Summer
Kids Club day has ended and
focuses on academic skills to
help keep kids’ minds sharp
during the summer.
Each day will focus on a
different academic area, and
snack will be provided. Learning
has never been so fun!
DATES: June 8-Aug 14 (2 week
sessions) TIMES: 3:30-5:30
pm
FEES: $66 / session - Facility
Members
$89 / session - Program
Members
Session 3
SUMMER Y’LYMPICS
Session 5
Dates: August 1-12
It is our campers time to shine this
summer during our very own Olympic
(Y’lympic) games! Coinciding with the
‘16 Summer Olympics in Rio, our
campers will participate in a variety of
events, sports, and trivia to compete
in our own friendly Y Games!
CAMP LOCATIONS
Sonoma
Prestwood School - 343 E. Mac
Arthur
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING PROGRAM
Teens ages 13-15 will gain leadership skills and camp counseling experience with the Counselor In
Training program. Learn teambuilding techniques, risk management, project planning, and methods for
interaction with youth. The CIT program is a supportive atmosphere for teens to develop the ability to
lead, gain understanding of self and others, and experience volunteering with youth in our camp
programs. The program consists of trainings and placement for one session of camp.
**CIT TRAINING IS MANDATORY, IF A CIT CANNOT ATTEND TRAINING, HE/SHE MAY NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM**
$200 Initial Program Fee
$100 Fee for additional camp sessions (includes training manual, t-shirt, & one session of camp)
TRAINING DATES:
All trainings will be held at the Santa Rosa Middle School (500 E Street)
Dates: Monday June 6th through Friday June 10th
Times: 9am to 1pm (please bring lunch and snacks)
RESIDENT CAMP
YMCA Camp Ravencliff
Ages 7-15
Contact the YMCA Program Office at (707) 544-1829 for pricing details and registration information. For more
complete program details, visit www.campravencliff.org.
Located along the scenic Eel River in the town of Redway, California in Southern Humboldt County, YMCA Camp
Ravencliff offers a unique camping experience for boys and girls. Camp activities include: swimming, crafts, singing,
archery, canoeing, drama, games, nature, sports, campfires and much, much more! Each session is highlighted by an
overnight campout at our outdoor campsites, sleeping under the stars and cooking over the campfire, making for an
unforgettable experience.
Camp Ravencliff encourages every camper to develop his or her personal values and skills, while building community
through relationships within their cabin and the entire camp. Campers come home from Ravencliff with greater selfesteem and a newfound independence, with a store of memories and friendships to last a lifetime. Let your child
experience the magic of Ravencliff this summer.
Transportation is provided via chartered bus with a pick-up at 1111 College Avenue in Santa Rosa at approximately
8:30 am and drop-off at 5:15 pm the following Sunday. Transportation costs are included in the camp fees.
A Camp Ravencliff parent information meeting will be held June 4th at 6:00 pm at the Main YMCA.s
YOUTH SESSIONS (Ages 7-13)
Session 1 • July 3-10
www.scfymca.org
TEEN CAMP (Ages 13-15)
July 31 - August 7
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MOVING-ON CAMP
Moving-On Camps are theme-oriented adventure camps. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, campers will
meet at Santa Rosa Middle School and take day trip activities from 8 am to 5 pm. On Thursdays, teens bring
their sleeping bags as they hit the open road for an overnight and two full days of fun and adventure. These
camps are structured to teach new skills, explore team building, and make new friends.
Fast Facts
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Ages 11-13
Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Five fun-filled trips each week!
Thursday night overnight camping
KINGS AND QUEENS OF THE BEACH
DON’T GO CHASING WATERSLIDES
Session 1: June 13-17
Session 5: July 11-15
Cruise on down to Moving-On Camp as we get our week
kicked off with a day splashing around in the Russian
River. This week will wrap up with two days spent at the
Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and an overnight adventure in
the Santa Cruz Mountains.
We will get this week rolling, literally, at Cal-Skate in Rohnert
Park. Then we will slide into the end of the week, literally, at
Raging Waters and the California State Fair in Sacramento.
EXTREME SPORTS
Session 2: June 20-24
GREATEST HITS OF SUMMER
Session 6: July 18-22
Mini-Golf, check! Bowling, check! Swimming,
check! Amusement Park, check! Be sure to get your camper
checked in for a session of all of their favorite activities
which wraps up with a trip to Great America!
This week will get jumping with a trip to Rebounderz as
campers will get the opportunity to have dunk contests and
trampoline dodgeball. Then it is “Take Me out to the Ball
EXPERIENCE CALIFORNIA
Game” as campers will get the opportunity to take in some
Session 7: July 25 - 29
Oakland A’s Baseball. The week will wrap up on the
battlefield where Extreme Sportsters will get to participate in Campers this week will get a look at California History as
Paintball and an overnight trip to Lake Berryessa .
they tour the California Museum in Oakland and Fort Ross in
Jenner. Campers will also take in a sillier side of history as
LIONS, TIGERS & ROLLARCOASTERS, OH MY! they tour the Pinball Museum in Alameda. They will swing
Session 3: June 27- July 1
and soar through the great California Redwoods at Sonoma
Take a trip with us to the San Francisco Zoo, and watch all of Canopy Tours in Occidental. This week will wrap up as the
the funny things that the animals do. Head out to Armstrong young historians take a camping trip to watch the sun go
down over the city from the scenic Angel Island.
woods for a picnic and a hike, and off to Six Flags for some
rollercoasters that everyone will be sure to like!
TRAILS LESS TRAVELED
Session 4: July 5-8 (No camp July 4)
Campers will get to take the ride of their life this
session! First, the outdoors-men and women will take a trip
out to bodega to fish and spend a day at the beach. The
week will wrap up as campers battle the rapids of the
American River and take a trip White Water Rafting.
Y CAMP: TOP CHEF
Session 8: August 1-5
We will begin the week with a trip to the Academy of Science
where we will learn about the limitless wonders of our
Universe. The teen chefs will then be split into teams where
they will plan and execute a breakfast, lunch, and dinner
menu in a “Top Chef” style competition. The week will wrap
up at our Occidental YMCA Center for a night of movies,
games, and fun!
THE GREAT ESCAPE
Session 9: August 8-12
CAMP LOCATION
Santa Rosa Middle School - 500 E Street
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We will spend a day testing the waters, with paddle boats
and inner-tubes, at Johnson’s Beach on the Russian
River. We will catch a mid-week flick and spend the day on
“The Rock” better known as Alcatraz. The week will wrap up
at Samuel P. Taylor State Park where we will sit around the
fire and share our favorite tales of the summer!
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ATHLETICS
The YMCA partners with National Academy of Athletics to offer additional summer sports programs
focused on the development of fundamentals. The camps are designed to provide young people with
athletic skills development and a solid foundation for fitness. From beginners to the expert, whether you
want to improve your skills or just compete, the National Academy of Athletics has something that will
motivate and challenge every camper!
HIT & RUN
7-9 and 10-13
Baseball & Softball Camp
LOCATION:
Santa Rosa High School
TIMES:
Half Day Camper 9am-12pm or Full Day Camper 9am-3pm
FEES:
$135 / week - half days or $189 / week - full days
Each day is filled with fundamental baseball &
softball skill progression drills, easy to understand
instruction, as well as games & competitions.
These baseball & softball camps offer beginner to
intermediate players the opportunity to build a
solid foundation. Boys & Girls receive positive
reinforcement throughout the day, to help build
their confidence. This is a great place to develop
their individual skills in a fun & positive environment.
Session Dates:
AIR ATTACK
ALL SORTS OF SPORTS
All Sports Camp
Football Camp
A great way to introduce your youngsters to the
world of sports, teamwork and athletics! This will
help to build your child’s motor skills, hand-eye
coordination, agility and many sports specific
skills. Your child will have a blast playing games
with the other children that may include: baseball,
basketball, soccer, flag football, capture the flag,
relay & obstacle races and a whole lot more.
Session Dates:
These non-contact Flag Football programs are
great for boys and girls. Players are grouped by
age and ability to learn appropriate drills, skills,
and techniques and teamwork in a positive and
structured environment. In addition, children will
have an opportunity to develop leadership skills
and build self-esteem as they improve their technique. Emphasis will be on proper warm-ups,
footwork drills, agility, passing, receiving, game
strategies and all out football fun and games!
Session Dates:
June 6-10
June 27-July 1
August 1-5
JR ACADEMY
All Sports Camp (Ages 3-6)
This camp gives children ages 3-6yrs, a fun, active and educational experience tailored to the
abilities of their age group. Our program uses
FUN to teach problem solving skills and the beginning fundamentals for sports including throwing, catching, kicking, running and teamwork.
Featuring structured simple activities, individual
and team-building challenges along with small
sided competitions to develop and engage small
athletes.
Session Dates:
June 6 –10
June 27-July 1
August 1-5
HOOP IT UP
Basketball Camp
If you like basketball then you will love our HOOP
IT UP Camps! This camp is designed to make your
child a better basketball player. Whether they are
a beginner or intermediate player, the drills
taught at this camp will help them improve your
game. They will learn: footwork, passing, ballhandling and defense. Participants will enjoy fun
challenges, games and daily competitions in a
positive and energetic environment.
Session Dates:
June 6– 10
July 5-8 (4 days)
July 18-22
August 8-12
www.scfymca.org
June 13-17
July 25-29
RUN PASS & SHOOT
Lacrosse Camp
Each day is filled with fundamental lacrosse skill
progression drills, easy to understand instruction,
as well as games & competitions. These lacrosse
camps offer beginner to intermediate players the
opportunity to build a solid foundation. Boys &
Girls receive positive reinforcement throughout
June 13-17
July 5-July 8 (4 days)
the day, to help build proper warm-ups, footwork
drills, catching, dodging, agility, passing, cradling,
IN THE NET
shooting, defense and game strategies and their
Soccer Camp
confidence. This is a great place to develop their
These soccer camps offer beginner to intermedi- individual skills in a fun & positive environment.
ate players the opportunity to build a solid soccer Session Dates:
foundation. On the field each day, players will
improve their individual skills and tactical aware- June 20-24
ness. Each day is filled with fundamental skill
progression drills, easy to understand instruction, HIGH SPIRIT CHEER
Cheer Camp
as well as games & competition. Not only are
group drills stressed, but also much time is spent Our HIGH SPIRIT Cheerleading camp is designed
on individual work. This is a great place to devel- to help participants learn the individual skills to
op their individual soccer skills and confidence in prepare them for cheerleading. This cheerleading
a fun and positive environment.
program packs in a ton of cheer fundamentals, as
Session Dates:
well as simple fun routines and lessons!.
June 27-July 1 July 11-15 August 1-5
Session Dates:
BUMP SET SPIKE
Volleyball Camp
Each day is filled with fundamental volleyball skill
progression drills, easy to understand instruction,
as well as games & competitions. These volleyball
camps offer beginner to intermediate players the
opportunity to build a solid volleyball foundation.
Camper’s work in small groups learning team drills
& time is spent on individual skill development as
well. Campers receive positive reinforcement
throughout the day, to help build their confidence. This is a great place to develop their individual skills in a fun & positive environment.
Session Dates:
June 20-24
July 11-15
June 13-17
July 5-8 (4 days)
ALL REGISTRATION TAKES PLACE THROUGH
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ATHLETICS
For more information:
www.nationalacademyofathletics.com or
707.541.2365
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CAMP HOURS & FEES
Summer Adventure Day Camp, Sports Camp & Science Camp
Hours: 7am - 6pm
Two Week Sessions
$349 Facility Member
$388 Program Member
One Week Option
$216 Program Member
3-Days Per Week Option
$44 per day - Facility Member
$50 per day - Program Member
One Week Option
$98 Facility Member
$107 Program Member
$22 per day - Facility
$25 per day - Program
One Week Option
$36 Facility Member
$49 Program Member
$8 per day - Facility
$11 per day - Program
Summer Y Kids Club
Hours: 8:30am - 3:30pm
Kids Club (2 Weeks)
$193 Program Member
Owl’s Nest
Hours: 3:30pm - 5:30pm
Owl’s Nest (2 weeks)
$66 Facility Member
$89 Program Member
Little Campsters
Hours: 7am - 6pm
Two Week Sessions (Full Days)
$426 Program Member
Moving-On Camp
Hours: 8am – 5pm
One Week Sessions
$284 Program Member
Two Week Sessions (Half Days - up to 5½ hours)
$357 Program Member
Counselor in Training Program (CIT)
Program Fee (includes training & one session)
$200 per participant
Additional Sessions of Camp
$100 per session
NOTES ON CAMP FEES

All camps are subject to itinerary, field trip and/or campsite location changes due to unforeseen circumstances. No credit or refund will be given as
long as there is another activity in its place.

Every participant will receive 1 t-shirt when registering. Participants must wear this shirt on field trip days. Additional shirts are $6 each.

If you are not paying in full, a deposit is required for each session in order to reserve a space and fees must be paid in full 3 weeks before the start
of camp.

A limited number of one-week and 3-Day options are available. Call the Program Office for more information. Campers must register for 3 days a
week during each session (6 days total).

Sessions that encompass the 4th of July holiday will be prorated., since there is no camp on Monday, July 4th.
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PARENT & GUARDIAN FEEDBACK
“[My] kids come home gushing
about the amazing time they
had.”
“I enjoy all of the staff.
The camps have been
amazing! Great job!
Thank you.”
“The boys love Y Camp.
They can’t wait to get
there.”
“My daughter … is having an
amazing summer thanks to the
incredible staff at the Y’s
Science Camp.”
“Thank you for taking great
care of my son!”
“Thanks for a great month! Our
girls had fun!”
“The staff at Olivet are just
awesome! My son loves it there!”
“The staff counselors are
amazing, friendly, and helpful.”
“The kids love Science Camp.
They have fun and they learn cool
stuff!”
“I would love to send my daughter
next year too. Miss you all.”
“The counselors at the Y Kids
Club were very friendly, positive,
easy to communicate, and caring
<3”
“Amazing summer camp
experience”
HEALTHY KIDS DAY
SATURDAY, APRIL 30th, 2016
11AM - 2PM
1111 College Ave, Santa Rosa
Come join us in fun for the whole family! Explore
informational booths & activities from other
community organizations. There will prizes,
games, raffle drawings and much more!
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Again I reiterate how
fortunate we are to
have the Y and the
fantastic staff @ the
Grant YMCA. My child
is special needs and she
loves it! Thank you!”
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1111 College Avenue
www.scfymca.org
NON-PROFIT ORG.
US POSTAGE
PAID
Permit #301
SANTA ROSA, CA
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
CAMP
IS
Y.
REGISTER ONLINE AT:
www.scfymca.org
or
IN PERSON AT:
1207 College Ave
(707) 544 - 1829

Summer 2016 Camp Brochure - Sonoma County Family YMCA

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