2025 SUMMER CAMP
Ages 5-12 years old
Full day: $42.50/day (up to 9 hours)
$4.72/each additional hour (charged per 30 mins).
Half day: $33.25 (up to 5 hours)
**Sleepover night during camping week extra fee: TBD
**Booth Lake bracelet or the daily entrance fee required to attend on
Booth Lake days, and parents must pick up at the beach as per regularly
scheduled or by 5pm,whichever is earlier. If scheduled past 5pm, then
other arrangements for pick up need to be made.
**Additional fee for trolley ride during Explore East Troy week.
2025 Camp Weekly Themes
June 9-13: Magic, myth, and alchemy: create mythological creatures; make magic wands; brew your potions; and try your hand at alchemy.
June 16-20: Creature creations: Make your own magical creatures and a habitat for them to reside in, explore mythical creatures and the myths that surround them.
June 23-27: Culinary passport: Food is how many people share their culture. We’ll spend the week learning how to cook various foods from around the world and learning why such foods have cultural importance.
June 30-July 3: Red, White, & Blue Tie-Dye: This week we will spend some time tie-dying different cloth materials like towels, scrunchies, shirts, & more!
July 7-11: Lost in Space: Blast off into an intergalactic adventure, we'll learn about constellations, try your hand at making your own spaceship, and see where the galaxies take us for the week!
July 14-18: July 14-18: Farm week: Each day we’ll spend exploring a different farm animal and how the animal and humans work together in a symbiotic relationship on our planet. During the week we’ll get to enjoy our own personal petting zoo courtesy of the East Troy High School FFA.
July 21-25: Water Week: Spend the week at Booth Lake frolicking in the cool waters; playing water games; and exploring the wildlife and plant life that depend on the lake water for survival.
July 28-August 1: Pirate fever: ARG, MATEY! Come aboard while we explore the pirates' life at sea. Campers will get to construct their own pirate ships, search for treasure, partake in capturing the black pearl (capture the flag), make pirate story stones, partake in a cannonball water balloon, and see where the sails take us for this week’s adventure.
August 4-8: Inventor's Workshop: Curiosity, experiment, and imagination will help each child find their inner inventor! We'll have brainstorming sessions and campers will be given challenges that they'll need to invent the solution too.
August 11-15: Pond Life: Explore the lives and habitats of the creatures that live in and around the pond. Take a trip to Mill Pond for fishing and the creek to catch frogs and crayfish. Learn about turtles, frogs, snails, fish, birds, beavers, and more!
August 18-22: Camping Week: Camp songs, bonfires, outdoor cooking, smores, hikes, and a Thursday night overnight tent sleep over in our backyard with a Friday morning breakfast on the fire.
August 25- Aug 28: Explore East Troy: We will explore our beloved town and learn how the town came to be. “Ring, ring” we’ll hop on the trolley after visiting the railroad station; visit Lauber’s Ice Cream Parlor: have a picnic on main; and take a walking tour of downtown to see historical sites!
June 9-13: Magic, myth, and alchemy: create mythological creatures; make magic wands; brew your potions; and try your hand at alchemy.
June 16-20: Creature creations: Make your own magical creatures and a habitat for them to reside in, explore mythical creatures and the myths that surround them.
June 23-27: Culinary passport: Food is how many people share their culture. We’ll spend the week learning how to cook various foods from around the world and learning why such foods have cultural importance.
June 30-July 3: Red, White, & Blue Tie-Dye: This week we will spend some time tie-dying different cloth materials like towels, scrunchies, shirts, & more!
July 7-11: Lost in Space: Blast off into an intergalactic adventure, we'll learn about constellations, try your hand at making your own spaceship, and see where the galaxies take us for the week!
July 14-18: July 14-18: Farm week: Each day we’ll spend exploring a different farm animal and how the animal and humans work together in a symbiotic relationship on our planet. During the week we’ll get to enjoy our own personal petting zoo courtesy of the East Troy High School FFA.
July 21-25: Water Week: Spend the week at Booth Lake frolicking in the cool waters; playing water games; and exploring the wildlife and plant life that depend on the lake water for survival.
July 28-August 1: Pirate fever: ARG, MATEY! Come aboard while we explore the pirates' life at sea. Campers will get to construct their own pirate ships, search for treasure, partake in capturing the black pearl (capture the flag), make pirate story stones, partake in a cannonball water balloon, and see where the sails take us for this week’s adventure.
August 4-8: Inventor's Workshop: Curiosity, experiment, and imagination will help each child find their inner inventor! We'll have brainstorming sessions and campers will be given challenges that they'll need to invent the solution too.
August 11-15: Pond Life: Explore the lives and habitats of the creatures that live in and around the pond. Take a trip to Mill Pond for fishing and the creek to catch frogs and crayfish. Learn about turtles, frogs, snails, fish, birds, beavers, and more!
August 18-22: Camping Week: Camp songs, bonfires, outdoor cooking, smores, hikes, and a Thursday night overnight tent sleep over in our backyard with a Friday morning breakfast on the fire.
August 25- Aug 28: Explore East Troy: We will explore our beloved town and learn how the town came to be. “Ring, ring” we’ll hop on the trolley after visiting the railroad station; visit Lauber’s Ice Cream Parlor: have a picnic on main; and take a walking tour of downtown to see historical sites!
In addition to the activities planned during our weekly themes, we also take
the campers to the local parks; visit the library; take hikes in the 100 acres of fields & forest
behind our property; enjoy sprinkler & water fun on hot days; and partake in community events.
the campers to the local parks; visit the library; take hikes in the 100 acres of fields & forest
behind our property; enjoy sprinkler & water fun on hot days; and partake in community events.
