Enjoy an hour and a half hanging ou in the trees!  Learn to climb and see nature up close.

June 7, 2010 at Cornerstone School

Family event for up to 6.  Adult must be present.

Cornerstone Day Camp

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Welcome to Cornerstone Day Camp! We are entering our 2nd season of camp in 2010. Our summer theme is Let's Get Connected. We are a newly accredited day camp and serve campers in rising grades K-6th. We also offer a leadership program called LEADS for selected youth in rising grades 7th-11th.

Our campus is located in Ocala and is within walking distance to Brick City Park. We are a day camp that focuses on building relationships and spending time outdoors. Our specialized activities include Archery and Tree Climbing. Our campus has many trees, a basketball court, playground equipment and shelter from the rain. Other activities include Fort Building, Hiking, Nature, Beans Galore (Gardening), Wild Science, Amazing Art, Animal Tracking, Basketball, Great Dig, Lego Play, Sports & Games, and Tribes. We enjoy eating lunch outdoors and participate in a weekly cookout where campers select the menu and prepare the food each week. We also participate in weekly themes, all camp activities including water fun, and daily flag "spirit" ceremonies. Come ready to sing, laugh, and play. All registered campers will receive a complimentary Cornerstone Day Camp T-Shirt this summer.

Our staff are trained in First Aid & CPR and Archery. Our director has training and experience leading Tree Climbing and staff assist. We anticipate having three age groups of campers (Adventure, Discover, Horizon). Each group will be led by two staff members with approximately 12 campers and a LEAD. Our camp staff members consist of teachers, college students and high school students.

Come join us for the summer. Register now!

Click the links above for registration, program and staff information.

Camper spotlight! Our youngest camper persevered and climbed above our heads by the end of the summer.