We Love Summer Camp

To camp or not to camp, that is the question. While some parents have been sending kids to camp for years, others are just learning about the world of day vs. overnight and the myriad of activities. Fear not! Here's an assortment of articles to help you decide what’s best for your family. Grab some s'mores, light a campfire and dive into some storytelling by moms who’ve been there and done that.

While my husband had great memories of going to camp, I didn't have a positive experience so when it came time to send my daughter, I was on the fence.
The kiddos are off to summer camp; how this mama really feels.

Five useful items that aren't on a typical camp packing list and the tip that will ensure your child what they have and where it is.
We think sleepover camp is a rite of passage for our daughter. But she’s not the only one who benefits from some time away…

Three research proven reasons why giving your child or teen a camp experience should be at the top of your list.
by: Our Kids
Kids that go to camp have proven to become leaders at school, in teams and in their careers. Learn what they learn at each age while attending camp.
by: Our Kids
With so many choices available finding a camp for your child can be daunting but with time, patience and these four steps you'll find one that's a perfect fit.
by: Our Kids
Young philanthropists learn leadership skills and how to achieve their goals of making the world at better place at this sleep away camp for kids.
by: Erica Ehm
Keep the lines of communication open by using technology to speak with counselors and find out what your kids are doing during the day.
How To Choose Between Traditional and Specialty Camps
Little Johnny loves to play hockey? There are some good reasons not to send him to a hockey camp this summer.
Is it Daycare or Day Camp?
The right camp will provide growth and confidence in a fun, safe environment. The wrong one may offer little more than a kiddie pool and a swing set.
Choosing the best summer camp
Five steps to ensure your child and the camp you choose are a good fit.
Knowing the camp philosophy on teaching children with special needs is as important as the type of camp you choose.
Practical tips on choosing the best camp for your child.
Yes, I was worried he was going to be eaten by a tiger or a lion but I sent him off to be a zookeeper anyway.
by: Erica Ehm
If you think camp costs aren't in your budget, learn about the resources available to make camp a reality, no matter a family's financial situation.
by: Our Kids