SUMMER CAMPs at Kipp

FAQ

• What time is drop-off?

  Normal drop-off takes place between 9:00–9:15 AM each day. Camp activities begin promptly at 9:15 AM, so we encourage families to arrive within the drop-off window to help campers transition smoothly into the day’s activities. If you have added early drop-off, campers may

  arrive at 8:30 AM.

• Is early drop-off available?

  Yes! Early drop-off is available for an additional fee per week. Early drop-off is at 8:30 AM.

• Do you offer a sibling discount for camp?

  Yes! Families registering multiple children for the same camp week receive $15 off each additional child. The first child is full price; each additional sibling receives the discount.

• Is food provided? My child has allergies.

  We will be providing cheese pizza and an ICEE on Fridays. The only other time we will provide food is if you purchase the snack pack which includes a kids drink and a lunchable. If your child has allergies please pack their snack each day and if they can’t have pizza please provide an option for them to eat on Friday.

• Can you store my child’s snack in a refrigerator?

  Unfortunately, we do not have refrigerator space available for campers’ snacks. Please pack food in an insulated lunchbox with ice packs if needed.

• What if my child forgets to bring a snack?

  Parents are responsible for packing a labeled snack each day. If a snack is forgotten, campers may either:

  Purchase a single-day Kipp Café ticket, or use a weekly Kipp Café ticket purchased in advance. Single-day tickets may be purchased at the front desk on the day they are needed.

• What is the Kipp Café ticket and what does it include?

  The Kipp Café ticket is an optional add-on available for purchase.

  Weekly Café Ticket – $25 per camper for non-members and $20 per camper for members Includes:

  • A Lunchable
  • A bottled water or kids drink (pop will not be an option for them to choose from)

  Single-Day Café Ticket – $6 per day for non-members and $5 a day for Members Includes:

  • A Lunchable
  • A bottled water or kids drink (pop will not be an option for them to choose from)

• My child has special needs. Can they attend camp?

  We welcome children of all abilities and strive to create an inclusive environment whenever possible. Please contact us directly before registering to discuss your child’s specific needs so we can determine how best to support them during camp.

• When does registration close?

  Full-week camp registration closes the Wednesday before camp begins.

• Can I stay at the facility while my child is at camp?

  Summer Camp is designed as a drop-off experience to help kids build confidence, independence, and connection with their group. Parents are welcome to relax in the Parent Lounge during camp hours if desired.

  Please note: Nonmember adults will need to purchase a general admission pass to remain in the facility during camp hours. Camp activity spaces are reserved for campers and staff only.

  Families are invited to join us every Friday for a special end-of-week celebration and showcase.

• What ages are eligible for Summer Camp?

  Summer Camps are designed for children ages 6–10. Campers must meet the minimum age requirement by the first day of camp. If your child turns 6 after a camp week begins, they would not be eligible for that week but are welcome to join a later session.

• What time does camp end?

  Camp ends promptly at 12:00 PM. Please plan to arrive on time for pickup.

• Why don’t you allow 4- and 5-year-olds to attend camp?

  Our camp programming is intentionally designed for children ages 6 and up, with structured activities, independence-based expectations, and longer activity blocks. We are not currently equipped to meet the developmental and supervision needs of younger campers in this format.

• Should I pack a change of clothes for my child?

  Yes! We strongly recommend packing a change of clothes, especially for weeks that may include messy activities, food prep, or water play. Being prepared helps keep campers comfortable throughout the day.

• Is there an app where I can see photos of my child during camp?

  We do not currently use a photo-sharing app. However, we do our best to share photos through email, social media, or a private gallery (with parent permission). Families are also invited to attend our Friday celebration to see what campers have been working on all week.

• How many campers are in each camp week?

  To maintain a high-quality experience, camps are limited to 15 campers per day. This allows for small groups, hands-on activities, and individualized attention.

• What happens if my child is sick?

  If your child is showing signs of illness (fever, cough, vomiting, etc.), please keep them home for the safety of all campers and staff. If you notify us in advance, we are happy to discuss options such as a make-up day or account credit, based on availability.

• Can my child attend more than one camp week?

  Absolutely! Each week features a unique theme, so campers are welcome to register for multiple sessions.

• What is included with camp registration?

  Each camper receives a camp t-shirt, a Kipp tote bag, access to themed activities and select vendor experiences, and a Friday celebration with pizza.

• What happens if a camp doesn’t meet the minimum enrollment?

  Camp sessions require a minimum of 8 campers. If minimum enrollment is not met by the registration deadline, the camp will be canceled and all registered families will receive a full refund.

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