Families that want more information about a camp’s features, cost and registration should visit the organization’s website. Many programs have online resources for interested families. Parents can ask for brochures, registration forms, welcome guides and more. In fact, many camps have the forms available for download on their websites. Some groups even allow parents to fill out and submit the materials online, which speeds up the process up. Signing up for mailing lists helps families learn about the latest developments. For example, this is a great way to learn about when registration has opened and if there are any family days or tours scheduled for the year.

Parents should sit and compare all of the brochures and information to make a smart decision about which program is best for their children. It is important to look at deposit amounts, financial aid options, and if there are any fees for specialized field trips or activities like horseback riding. When questions pop up, parents can email the program to ask for clarification about cost, staff and more. This ensures families can make an educated decision.