We are so pumped for the opening day of camp on the 20th!!
HOT TOPICS FOR FAMILIES
Pre-Camp Orientation
Our Pre-Camp Orientation (PCO) for summer 2023 will premiere on June 14th at 6:30pm. This pre-recorded video — your family can watch at your convenience — will include:
a welcome from our leadership team
a glimpse into the camp day
answers to common questions
We hope you will make time to watch it before your family's first day of camp (which will be here before you know it)!
Both for comfort and safety we ask that all campers wear closed-toe shoes. Sneakers are the most popular footwear, but Keens or other closed-toe sandals are acceptable.
Campers with a swim period or Extended Day with Swim Lesson do not need to bring water shoes to camp. Campers change close to the pool area and go immediately into the pool.
Dance Battles and Sports campers may have different or additional footwear requirements.
Our staff will be working hard to get all campers engaged and involved within their groups. As you know, we take great pride in our staff's ability and dedication to making sure each camper has the best possible summer camp experience.
Please call, text, or email if there is anything we can do to improve your LINX Camps experience! We will make sure your question(s) and/or feedback get to the best team member to address it.
Campers with a fever of 100.0 degrees or higher, or symptoms of being ill such as, but not limited to, cough, sore throat, nausea, dizziness, aches, or chills, must stay home.
Campers who exhibit a fever or signs of illness while at camp and as a result, either go home early or stay home entirely, may not attend camp the next day.
Campers may only return to camp after they have been fever-free for at least 24 hours without the aid of acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Advil or Motrin) and/or have completed any required quarantine period.
Transitions can be hard for some of our junior campers. To prepare for camp, we recommend having conversations with your child about camp as their first day approaches. Discussing details such as what their camp day will look like, what group they are in, and what time they will be picked up can help a camper be more comfortable on their first day. Another great way to get them ready is to pack their backpack together so they know exactly what they have with them each day!
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Attendance
It is very important to let us know if your camper will be absent, arrive late, or depart camp early. Please try to notify us as far in advance as possible.
