Their camp conforms to kids.

Not the other way around. Instead of a rigid structure, they give their campers choice. Instead of teaching kids the typical way, they give them tools and gentle guidance to help them become autodidacts, people who teach themselves. The difference is subtle – and it’s profound.

“Go with the flow” is their middle name. Just kidding, it’s “And”

They don’t expect you to know when or what time you can get your troops to camp. You are Moms and Dads, not psychics, for crying out loud. They get it. That’s why their policy is as flexible as you need it to be. You can buy a whole summer membership or you can purchase as many day passes as you want. Use the passes whenever. Didn’t use them? No sweat. They’ll give you a full refund for unused paid passes. And best of all, you don’t even have to tell them when you’re coming. Ta-da. Camp just got easier.

When they say all-inclusive, they mean all-inclusive.

They don’t believe in that whole “batteries not included” jazz. Once you pay for camp, they include everything needed between the hours of 7:30am to 6:00pm. That means they’ll make sure your little camper is eating like a…a …a champ-er? Anyway, lunch is designed by three esteemed top chefs and snacks are provided throughout the day. Any and all materials your child needs to get the full camp experience are taken care of. And all activities are open to every camper. So, as long as you remember to bring your favorite kids, they’ll bring the rest.

Campers can be Pre-K (4 years old by their first day of camp) through 7th grade. Use this day at the Country School in Valley Village. 

http://steveandkatescamp.com/