Summer Fenn is where you’ll find kids unplugged, active and outdoors. It’s a place where they are warmly welcomed each morning by familiar faces and new friends, and returned home with memories to cherish… A place where every child can try new things, make new connections, and feel valued just as they are.
Summer Fenn is where kids thrive.

2025 Registration Dates:

Registration is now open for all programs!
Registration for Base Camp SINGLE WEEK sessions: Feb 10th, 9am
(any 2-week sessions not sold out by Feb 10th will split and offered as 1-week options)

Camp Hours are 9:00am-3:45pm
Drop-off begins no earlier than 8:40 and pick-up begins no earlier than 3:20

2025 Base Camp Session Dates:
Session 1: June 23rd - July 3rd (closed Friday, July 4th)
Session 2: July 7th - 18th
Session 3: July 21 - August 1st
Session 4: August 4th - 15th

2025 Single Week Dates:
Week 1: June 23rd - 27th
Week 2: June 30th - July 3rd (closed Friday, July 4th)
Week 3: July 7th - 11th
Week 4: July 14th - 18th
Week 5: July 21st - 25th
Week 6: July 28th - August 1st
Week 7: August 4th - 8th
Week 8: August 11th - 15th

2025 Full Schedule of Summer Programs by Age/Grade - HERE

2025 Tours schedule HERE

All Medical Forms must be uploaded to the online camp dashboard by May 1st, 2025.

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We Were Built For This

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We Belong To Each Other

Belonging to each other means we bring each other along with our shared values. Take care of yourself, take care of each other, and take care of our campus. We say this out loud; we have tangible practices like drinking plenty of water, showing a new camper how lunch works, and picking up litter when we find it. We model kindness, we use affirmative language, we solve problems and build skills instead of doling out punitive measures and praise for only a few. Belonging means you are valued even if transitions are hard, even if you don’t love the climbing wall, even if belonging hasn’t always come easy…

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Camp- The New Prozac

“ 'Confidence is the enemy of anxiety' is another nugget that Dr Rao shared. As children build skills in self-regulation, self-expression, flexibility, perspective taking and more- they grow more confident, more autonomous, and more immune to the stress of their day. We camp professionals know a well-rounded day of play and meaningful activity are an amazing way to serve children of all ages, now we also know the power of our camp culture to unwind some of the stress and anxiety our world is dishing out..."