DATES:

AGES: For boys & girls entering grades 3 through 10.

SPECIAL OFFERS: Sibling discount: 10% off per sibling when two or more siblings attend the same week.  (Discount is applied as a refund after signing up all siblings)

Dodgeball camp is the ultimate week of fun. Campers will play all of their favorite games and discover new favorites from our safe and creative arsenal of activities. In a world free of glowing screens campers will have fun the way their parents did: playing outside. It's no wonder that most parents tell us as they drop off their camper "I wish I could come to this camp!"

Campers are in for an unforgettable experience straight out of a kid's dream.  They will engage in thrilling activities offered only at Dodgeball Camp.  These pioneering activities teach campers vital real-life skills such as how to work alone and in teams, how to quickly adapt to new rules and conditions, and how to react to an opponent's strategy. 

In the heat of competition campers forge new friendships, and strengthen old ones.  Our carefully selected staff of college students are trained to maintain and enforce fair play, good sportsmanship, and fun. 

Each activity period offers campers a choice of activities which includes active options, leisure activities, and waterfront activities.  Active options include dodgeball games like Chinese scatterball, Gagaball, Bombardment, Doctor Dodgeball, and classic dodgeball.  Other popular active games are D-Day Invasion, big-wheel tricycle racing, SWAT team assault, capture the flag, Battle of Troy, and sock wrestling. 

Leisure activities include beach volleyball, Bocce ball, nature hikes, sand castle building, tetherball, and badminton. 

Waterfront options include open swim, water tetherball, water basketball, and kayak trips to our private beach with wild blueberries

Attendance is taken eight times each day.  

A day at camp contains many structured activities, but also some 'free time' periods that teach kids how to interact with their peers, and give campers the freedom they enjoy at school recess or playing with friends in the neighborhood.  

Each evening concludes with a campfire that features contests, singing, dancing, awards, recognition, stories, and encouragement for good standards of outdoor living and self-reliance.  The 'thoughts for the day' real aloud by campers each night include such wisdom as George Washington's "It is better to be alone than in bad company".

Campers will be closely supervised at night by counselors in the cabin who read the campers to sleep. Counselors also patrol between the girls' and boys' cabin areas and throughout the peninsula.

**Stay for multiple sessions and enjoy a weekend intercession program filled with pizza, ice cream, and a trip to Hawthorne Cove.**