What families ask us

Skiff is for campers ages 6 to 15, with up to 35 campers a week. We welcome campers with different needs; tell us about your camper on the call before the first day.

Water days have a supported way in for everyone: a pool with a ramp and a lift, and a dock with rails. Every camper wears a life jacket, and your camper chooses how much time to spend in the water.

After lunch the lights go low and the day slows down. Campers read, draw, listen to music with headphones or rest, in the shade or in the quiet room.

The quiet room is open all day. A counselor goes with your camper, and campers return to the group when they are ready.

Yes. Anabella Delvalle, the director, and Florentino Lazo, the aquatics and safety lead, speak Spanish with families by phone, at drop-off and at pickup. Our pages and forms are in English.

Pick your weeks on our registration page, or call and tell us about your camper first. Registration opens in January, and full weeks have a waitlist.

A swimsuit under clothes, a towel, a dry change, a hat with a brim, sunscreen already on, a water bottle and lunch from home. Bring your camper's own equipment and anything that helps them settle.

A lifeguard watches from the deck, and counselors are in the water with the campers. Tell us on the call what your camper needs, and we plan it before the first day.

Yes. Families are welcome to visit the grounds before camp starts, walk the path to the water and see the quiet room.

Activities move to the pavilion and the indoor rooms. We call and text families early in the morning if camp closes.