(entering grades 4 - 6)

Cost: $485 or $516 (depending on week)

  

Junior overnight camp is for young campers who are ready t stay an entre week at camp. Programming is designed for the younger camper to experience all the excitment of camp, while meeting new friends and trying new activities. From the experienced to the new camper, group competitions and activites will fill their days and nights with memoried that will last a lifetime!

 

Overnight camp check-in is from 6:30 pm -7:30 pm on Sunday. No early Check-In is permitted and Check-In will end promptly at 7:30 pm. Please make sure that your child has had dinner prior to arriving for Check-In. We have a snack planned at 7:30 pm but will not be providing dinner that night. 

At Check-In you will have the opportunity to:

• Meet your child’s counselor
• See your child’s cabin
• Add money to your child’s store account
• Shop with your child at the camp store
• Purchase a camp picture, photo CD and care package 
• Finalize any missing paperwork
• Make additions to your carpool list
• Turn in any medications your child may need while at camp
  

  The overnight camp Parents’ Program

If your child needs to miss any portion of their camp session, please notify the main office of your schedule conflicts as soon as possible. Notifying your child’s counselor of early pick up times will not ensure your child will be ready when you arrive; please call the main office at (425) 746-9110. Campers that miss a portion of the camp program will not be able to make up missed activities. Should you schedule a pick up for your child in the middle of an activity, they may need to miss the entire activity. In fairness to other campers, boats will not be brought back before the scheduled end time of each activity block. Please check with our office manager concerning the best time to pick up your child if they must leave early.

All items should be clearly marked with the camper’s name.

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• Bible (if available)
• Jacket/raincoat and sweatshirt
• Chapstick and sunscreen
• Swimsuit (one piece)
• Comfortable shoes
• T-shirts and long-sleeved shirts
• Shorts and pants
• Underwear
• Towels and washcloths 
• Sleeping bag, pillow, and laundry bag
• Toiletries (soap, toothbrush, brush, etc.)
• Flashlight
• Paper, envelopes and stamps for letters home

What Not to Bring:

• No Spaghetti Strap Tank tops allowed
• No flip flops (All shoes must have a heel strap)
• No cell phones or pagers allowed
• No CD or MP3 players, iPods, radios, or computers allowed

·   Free Swim

·   Boat Time  (tubing, boat rides, giant Orca rides)

·   Water Toys (The Blob, Iceburg, Water Trampoline, Jungle Josh)

·   Kayaks / Canoes

·   Arts & Crafts

·   Field Games

Since we are developing a community atmosphere among campers and staff at SAMBICA, there are no visiting times for family and friends until the final Parents’ Program. Exceptions may be made for emergencies or major unforeseen circumstances but must be cleared through our main office. All visitors must check in at the main office to maintain security on the grounds.

Mail

We invite you to write to your camper at the following address:

Camper’s Name

Counselor’s Name

C/O SAMBICA Camp

4114 W Lake Sammamish Pkwy SE

Bellevue, WA98008

Care Packages

Email

We invite you to email your camper at letters@sambica.com.

Please include the following information in the subject line of your email:

Camper’s Name

Counselor’s Name

Camp Session Attending – Day or Overnight Camp

Telephone