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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours of Day Camp? Campers should arrive at 9:00am each morning and be picked up at 2:00pm each afternoon, Monday through Friday.
What are the times for Overnight Camp? Campers should arrive at 9:00am on Monday morning, and be picked up at 2:00pm on Friday afternoon.
Do the advertized prices cover the entire week of camp? Yes, the price for the entire week of Day Camp is $49 total and includes lunch each day. The price for the entire week of Overnight Camp is $99 total, and includes all meals. The only additional cost is $10 for an optional camp T-shirt.
What is the age breakdown for Day Camp and Overnight Camp? Day Camp is for children going into Kindergarten through the 2nd Grade. Overnight Camp is for children entering the 3rd Grade through 6th Grade.
Can my child attend Day Camp even if he/she is "overnighter" age? We really encourage your child to try the overnight option; however, if you have special circumstances you may discuss them with the Camp Director, David Bower at (360) 635-3949 or by e-mail here.
What if my child can't attend the entire week? We understand that attending only part of the week may be the only option for some. However, we are unable to pro-rate our prices due to limited space. Please note which days your camper will be attending on the registration form if you must choose this option.
Is there scholorship money available for my child if needed? If you have need of partial or full scholarship funding, please send a note of explanation with your registration form. This does not guarantee funding will be available, but we desire to see every child included, regardless of ability to pay.
What will my children be learning and doing at camp? Along with crafts, games, searching for clues in “archeological digs”, music, campfires and more, we will be looking at Jesus’ teachings about the kingdom of God (primarily from Matthew) and how they can be a part of the kingdom.
Are you affiliated with a specific church or denomination? Camp Lacamas is a non-denominational, Christian camp. Although we are not affiliated withany one church, numerous community churches partner with us in what we do.
Will I be able to see what my child has done at camp? At the final pick-up time for campers (Friday at 2:00pm) we will have an open house at which time you can talk with cabin leaders, watch video clips from the week, enjoy refreshments, and more.
