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Camp W

What we're all about...
Camp W Day Camp is a traditional day camp for children ages 4-14. Campers are in groups with a maximum size of 15 campers. A head counselor and assistant counselor stay with the group all day. Campers participate baseball, basketball, soccer, ga ga, volleyball, ceramics, dance, arts & crafts, swimming, karate, gymnastics, game room, nerf battlefield, remote control cars, robotics, computers, podcasting, karokee, cooking, drama, virtual reality, and so much more. Campers in second grade and up choose their afternoon activities. Waterslides, professional shows, camp carnival, trips, are just some of the weekly special events at camp. Each activity is 35 minutes long and there are 8 activities a day. Bus transportation, Early/Late Care, hot lunch, snack, five camp t-shirts and a camp bag are all included in the tuition. Campers can choose from 2 through 9 weeks of camp. Weeks 8 and 9 are trip weeks so the camp visits different places during weeks 8 and 9.
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Contact us
Camp W
Evan Wofsy
6316926222
631 367-1509
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Our camp address
Camp W
121 Wolf Hill Road
Melville
NY
11747
Founded:
2015
Type:
Day
Age Range:
Pre K-0th grade
Campers:
co-ed
Lodging:
no
Capacity:
475
Accreditation
American Camping Association
What we offer...
Activities
baseball, basketball, floor hockey, wiffleball, ga ga, capture the flag, volleyball, kickball, badmitton, dodgeball, handball, circle ball, karate, gymnastics, football, dance, ceramics, cooking, arts & crafts, legos, game room, camp lounge, remote control cars, rocketry, plastic models, robotics, computers, newscasters, camp yearbook, camp newspaper,
Cost & Sessions
8 weeks- $5,000
7 weeks $4,795
6 weeks $4,500
5 weeks $3,750
4 weeks $3,400
3 weeks $2,550
2 weeks $1,700
Week 9 is $850 regardless of how many weeks you sign up for camp
Camp Q&A
How do we screen staff?
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What are our safety & security policies?
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What medical resources are available?
What's our typical daily schedule?
How do we help campers with homesickness?
What percentage of campers return to camp?
What kind of food is served?
Can parents visit camp?
How do campers communicate with parents?
Are references available?
What's our policy regarding phones and digital devices?
Is tuition assistance available?