DAY CAMP, Grades 1 - 7
$265/wk

Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, program provides a comprehensive camp experience. Includes a hot lunch and two snacks daily. Space limited to about 60 kids. For information regarding early drop off and late pick up, please contact office at 508-477-0181.

OVERNIGHT CAMP, Grades 3 - 10
$415/wk

Begins Sunday afternoon and concludes each Friday evening with an awards program. Older campers are provided with some specialized activities (see below).

C.I.T. PROGRAM, Grades 10-11
$260/per 2 wk session

Counselor-In-Training Program offers a two-week leadership opportunity to young adults, 15 or entering 10th grade. Contact Camp Farley for a CIT application. The deadline for C.I.T. applications is January 15th. A $100 deposit is required only after acceptance into the CIT program.

HORSEBACK RIDING, Grades 4 -10
$170/wk

This optional program is designed to give campers, 9 years and older, basic skills required to safely ride, manage, and care for horses. Instruction and riding are combined in 3-hour classes, 5 days each week. Long pants and hard soled shoes are required, but helmets are provided.

E MAILS TO CAMPERS:

Send up to 5 emails per week for only $2. Pre-paid family members can now send emails directly to campers. Information will be available once the camp season has begun.

CAMP FARLEY ACTIVITIES

NATURE: Campers develop awareness and stewardship of the environment through hands-on projects, games, and nature walks.

ARTS & CRAFTS: Creative projects stimulate creativity using natural and recycled materials.

WATERFRONT: Certified and trained staff offer supervised free swim and instructional swimming for all campers, and canoeing for campers 9 and older.

ARCHERY: Campers receive certified instruction and practice in target shooting using recurve bows.

ANIMAL CARE: Campers learn about feeding, safe handling, grooming, and the care of native and domesticated animals under the supervision of trained staff.

CHALLENGE PROGRAM: Campers participate in activities in our low ropes challenge course designed to build trust, self-esteem, communication and teamwork.

PERFORMING ARTS: Campers explore self-expression through music, dance, drama, and performances.

RECREATION: Non-competitive sports & games offered.

ADVENTURE PROGRAM: Campers who are 12 and older are eligible to participate in this program. Campers choose an adventure at the beginning of each week which allows the camper to specialize in a program area for one program per day. Campers participate in the regular camp program for the remainder of the day.

Outdoor Living : Campers learn basic outdoor shills, including fire building, outdoor cooking and shelter building.

Aquatics: Campers participate in a variety of water activities including snorkeling, kayaking, canoeing and swimming.

Ropes: Campers participate in a variety of low ropes challenge activities and initiative games and then move on to the climbing wall, zip line and our high ropes element - the "Multi-Line" bridge. (This adventure lasts for two program periods).

Performance: Campers prepare a production of dance, drama and music to perform for the camp.

General Camp: Campers help to plan their own schedule with the help of a counselor, and may choose from a wide variety of camp activities.

ELECTIVES

Campers also have an opportunity to select their favorite activity during the week :

A Typical Day at Camp Farley

The daily program typically consists of five activities. The first three activities are predetermined to provide a well-balanced variety of experiences throughout the week. Primary activities include a daily free swim along with a combination of arts, recreation, and nature programs throughout the week. Depending on their age, campers also enjoy at least one archery, canoeing, and barnyard activity as part of this weekly formula. Songs, skits, and announcements are often integrated during transitional periods between activities and during snack times.

Each day, campers also have the opportunity to choose two elective activities. Activities offered during the first elective include instructional swimming, archery, canoeing, barnyard animals, creative arts, recreation, fishing, dance, theater, and other activities too numerous to list. The last elective offered during the day is limited to an arts, recreation, or free swim activity.

PAYMENT OF CAMP FEES:

The balance on your account is due and payable the day of arrival. If a camper is signed up for multiple weeks, only the balance for that week is due. We accept cash, checks and money orders. We do not accept credit cards. There is a $30 fee for all returned checks.

CANCELLATIONS:

Cancellations before May 1st receive a full refund, minus a $25 handling fee. After May 1st all deposits are non-refundable.

REFUNDS:

If a camper leaves due to medical reasons, a prorated refund for the balance of their stay (minus the deposit) is made based on the number of whole days missed. A signed doctor's slip must be provided. NO refunds for early departures or late arrivals.

CHANGES - If space is available:

Thru June 1st, there is no charge for changing session dates. After June 1st a $10 fee will be assessed for EACH change so long as space is available. After June 1st, deposits are non-transferable (to other weeks or other campers) .

To register your child for a fun packed summer at Camp Farley click here.