• Ease your child into their first overnight camping experience with our three-night, four-day adventure.

• We provide a safe, fun program loaded with a sampling of our traditional age-appropriate camp activities.
• Each cabin group stays together throughout the week, and while we emphasize cabin unity, campers exercise their independence by selecting their choice of activities.
• Cabin group consists of up to 12 campers led by 2 caring and attentive cabin leaders.
• View our sample daily schedule.

• This weeklong camp focuses on skill development and achievement, with a special focus on fostering independence and decision-making.
• Guided by trained, caring staff, the cabin group is the heart of this camp.
• Children and teens make new friends, gain respect for themselves and others, develop skills, and have fun in a variety of fun-filled activities.
• Children and teens are guaranteed at least one of their top three preferences for Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday activities. Wednesdays are dedicated to special programs and outdoor adventure.
• Staff to camper ratio of 1:8
• View our sample daily schedule.

• This 12-day, off-site camp is an incredible opportunity to experience daily adventures with new friends.
• Guided by trained, caring staff, teens can rock climb in the Santa Cruz Mountains, take a multi-day backpacking trip, and explore local beaches or rivers.
• Camping under the stars, campfires, daily adventures, group bonding – your teen will have a blast.
• We maintain a staff to camper ratio of 1:10

Leaders In Training (LIT) Program: Entering grade 10

• Teens spend two weeks developing personal leadership skills that’s applicable to all aspects of their life.
• Participating in leadership positions outside the Y camp experience through service learning, active role-playing, and studying leadership philosophies and styles are just some of the highlights of this camp.
• Leaders in Training is an ideal introduction for teens who want to later participate in our Counselors in Training program.
• We maintain a staff to camper ratio of 1:10

Counselors In Training (CIT) Program: Entering grade 11

• This four-week program is for teens interested in becoming future camp staff.
• Teens gain skills in program planning, child and youth development, relationship building, and service learning.
• Teens spend the first two weeks in their peer group, developing a system of support and communication, and building the knowledge needed to assist younger campers.
• During the last two weeks, teens put their newly developed skills into practice by working as an assistant cabin leader to younger campers.
• We maintain staff to camper ratio of 1:10