Find a little help
Read a guide, find an idea, or use a list to plan your next step.
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19 pages to explore
How to start a camp
Choose who will come, what they will do, and how you will make it happen.
How to plan a camp day
Make time for games, meals, breaks, and moving between places.
Work out your camp costs
List what you need to pay for before you set a price.
Make camp easy to book
Help people choose a camp, sign up, and know what happens next.
Get your team ready
Help each person know their job before the first day.
Help new campers feel at home
Make the first hello and the first activity easier to join.
Look back at your camp
Choose what to keep and what to make better next time.
Camp cost list
A simple list for the money you expect to spend and receive.
Camp sign-up checklist
Check the steps from choosing a camp to booking a place.
Weekly camp schedule
A simple plan for activities, places, helpers, and breaks.
New team checklist
Help your team learn about the camp, the place, and their jobs.
Your camp welcome note
Tell campers what they need to know before they arrive.
Find something in common
A gentle way to meet people who like some of the same things.
Make a rainy-day story
Work in a small group to draw, write, or tell a story.
Postcards from camp
Draw or write about a camp moment you want to remember.
A five-day art camp
A sample week of meeting people, making things, and sharing ideas.
A three-day ski camp for adults
A sample weekend of ski lessons and time together off the slopes.
How to choose a camp for your child
Find out what the days are like and what your child may need.
Going to camp on your own
What to ask before you join an adult camp without a friend.