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• Are all activities open to all campers?

  With few exceptions, activities are open to all campers, subject only to interest and/or skill level (at this time, kayaking is limited to campers who are ten years of age and can pass a camp-administered swim test).

• What are typical activity offerings?

  Aerobic Dance • Archery • Baskets • Batik • Board Games • Bracelet Making • Camping Skills • Candles • Canoeing • Cartooning • Ceramics • Clay Animation • Collage • Computers • Creative Writing • Design Art • Drama • Dungeons and Dragons • Embroidery • Fishing • Football • Gimp • Jewelry • Kayaking • Lacrosse • Macrame • Masks • Mobiles • Models •  Mosaics • Music • Nature Crafts • Nature Study • Nonesuch News • Painting • Papier-mache • Photography • Pillow Making • Poetry • Pond Life • Puppets • Quilling • Quilting • Rag Dolls • Ropes, Sailing • Sculpture • Showtunes • Singing, Soccer • Swimming • Team Sports • Tie Dye • Ultimate Disc • Volleyball • Watercolors • Woodworking and many more!

• What is the schedule of activities?

  Each activity meets daily during the session. There are seven activity blocks per day, five reserved for elected activities, one for lunch and finally a day ending seventh block with a choice of free swim, board games, arts and crafts, or our always popular game of the day. Campers choose their seventh block activity each day.

• When do campers sign up for activities?

  Campers sign up for activities the week prior to their attendance in a particular session. Campers make four choices (numbered one to four in order of desirability) in each activity block based on their interest. We strive to give as first choices as possible but must also provide an equitable experience for all campers in a particular session. 

• Can a camper change their program?

  Campers can make minor changes to their schedules on the second day of each session (“switch day”). After the second day of the session, campers' schedules are fixed until the next session.

• Do campers always get their first choices from their activity sign-ups?

  We make every attempt to give campers as many first choices as possible in the program. However, it is important to understand that a priority of our program is to give all campers in a particular session the most ideal schedule.

• What are the hours of operation?

  Hours of Operation:
  
  9:00 a.m.– 4:00 p.m., Monday–Friday
  
  Morning drop-off:  8:45–9:00 a.m.
  Afternoon pick-up: 3:45–4:00 p.m.
  Early drop-off*:  7:45–8:45 a.m.
  Late pick-up*: 4:00–6:00 p.m. 
  
  *Fees apply for early drop-off and late pick-up

• What's for lunch?

  Camp Nonesuch provides a nutritious lunch for campers each day in addition to a morning and afternoon snack. The menu varies, but it's "kid tested and approved!" 
  
  

  Available daily: salad with assorted dressings, fresh fruit, Sun Butter, jelly, milk, flavored waters
  
  

  Entrees vary. Gluten-free and dairy-free choices are available.
  
  

  We understand that some campers may have dietary restrictions and remind parents that those should be noted on the camper's emergency information health form. 
  
  

  Please note that menus may change due to availability of items.  
  
  Click here to view the menu for Camp Nonesuch. The menu is updated when camp is in session.