Because your child is currently registered for a Second Session and/or End-of-Season Skokie Park District Summer Camp (July 13-August 21), please read the following information carefully.
Due to space and capacity limits set forth by Governor Pritzker's Restore Illinois Plan we are unable to run many of our summer camps as advertised for thesecond session and end-of-season. However, with some changes to format and structure, we are pleased to announce that a different version of our existing camps will begin July 13.
Summer Camp 2.0 camps will take the place of all previously-advertised summer camps for Session 2 (July 13-August 7) and End-of-Season Camps (August 10-21), with the few exceptions listed below
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Summer Camp 2.0 Online Guide
You will be able to view these summer camps when we post our newly-developed "Summer Camp 2.0 Guide" no later than June 26. A link to this guide will also be emailed to you.
Original Summer Camps Exempt from Cancellation
Behind the Scenes
Challenger British Soccer Camp
Chess Camp
Cultural Arts End of Summer
Dance Intensive Camp
Figure Skating Camp
Hots Shots Basketball Skills Camp
Hot Shots Multi-Sports Camp
Hot Shots Tiny Tot Sports Camp
Little Dancers Mini Camp
Summer on Broadway
Summerstars Hockey Camp
Teen Travelers (July 17-August 14 only)
Tennis Camp
Cancelled Camp Credits & Refunds
All previously advertised summer day camps (not including the camps above) have been cancelled. The full amount paid will be applied as a credit to your park district account by June 26. A receipt for each registration will be sent to the email address associated with your account when the credit has been applied. Household credits will remain on your account for you to apply to future registrations and will never expire.
Refund Request: If you prefer a refund instead of a household credit, please email info@skokieparks.organd our customer service staff will process your refund request. This will be completed as soon as possible, but may take up to two weeks to process due to the large number of requests.
Summer Camp 2.0 Registration Information
Friday, June 26 - Summer Camp 2.0 Guide will be available online.
All camp registrations will be ONLINE only.
Payments must be paid in full.
Resident Registration: begins on July 1 at 8:30 a.m.
Non-Resident Registration: begins on July 6 at 8:30 a.m.
Parents are encouraged to log on to their registration household before July 1 to make sure they have access. Please contact our customer service staff at (847) 674-1500, Monday-Friday; 8:30 a.m.-5p.m. or email info@skokieparks.orgwith questions or for assistance setting up registration for your household.
Maximums determined for each camp and will not exceed 50.
No prorations.
Camps will be offered in two-week sessions.
Campers that do not follow instructions or behavior guidelines will not be allowed to participate in camp. Safe behaviors will be enforced.
Summer Camp 2.0 will include the following (subject to change):
Groups will be limited to 50 or less (group maximum 1:10 ratio). Groups will be separated from one another and there will be no crossover orcombined activities.
There will be nobusing, field trips or pool outings (exceptions may apply).
Camps will be divided into groups, eachwith their own supplies and equipment.
Meeting locations will haveadequate space for activities while keeping groups separated.
Formats will include a substantial amount of time outdoors playing games, activities, and sports, as well as exploring other interests in the most social setting possible.
Participants and staff will be expected to follow all cleaning standards and other practices in accordance with the CDC and IDPH guidelines.
Staff is trained in Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) and Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines related to COVID-19.
Camps will include a communication plan for parents and staff in the event a COVID-19 case occurs in a staff or participant.
Participation Rules
Campers must adhere to the Skokie Park District Behavior Code of Conduct (2.7) in the Camp Policies Manual. Click here.
Campers will be required to follow physical distancing requirements including tolerating a mask when indoors or when physical distancing is not possible.
Campers mustfollow directions and independently perform tasks such as hand washing, using the restroom, and tying their shoes.
Campers will be required to collect their personal belongings,holding them as they switch program locations.