FSBC Summer Camp 2023

Our camp will be action-packed with enriching activities on our bucolic, seven-acre shaded campus. Week-long sessions will run from June 20 through July 21 with full-day, morning, and afternoon enrollment options. Activities will include a variety of sports, art, music / dance, nature exploration, free swim and lots of fun and games. Campers who are enrolled in FSBC swim team may be escorted to and from their morning practice. Camp will be available for ages 3-11 (children must be independent in the bathroom), with a special counselor-in-training program for 12 to 14-year-olds.

Camp enrollment is refundable until April 1, less a $35 processing fee per camper.

Camp Sessions:

• Session 1: June 20 - 23 (note that this is a 4-day week, in observance of Juneteenth on Monday, June 19.)

• Session 2: June 26 - June 30

• Session 3: July 10 - July 14

• Session 4: July 17 - July 21

Camp Times:

• Mornings: 8:15 AM - 12:30 PM (includes lunch time)

• Afternoons: 12:30 PM - 4:45 PM

• Full Day: 8:15 AM - 4:45 PM

Costs:

• Session 1:

  • Half Day (AM or PM): $140 FBSC Members; $199 Non-members

  • Full Day: $280 FSBC Members; $398 Non-members

• Sessions 2,3,4:

  • Half Day (AM or PM): $176 FBSC Members; $249 Non-members

  • Full Day: $352 FSBC Members; $498 Non-members

• Lunch: FSBC will provide lunch to morning and full-day campers for an addition fee of $20 (Session 1) or $25 (Sessions 2,3,4). Campers also have the option to bring their own lunches.

Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program:

This program is designed for 12 -14 year-old FSBC members and scholarship recipients that are interested in participating in camp activities and fun but are also old enough to assume leadership role at camp. CITs are paired with other CITs and a FSBC Counselor. The price is $77/half day or $154/full day for Sessions 2,3, and 4. The price is $62/half day or $124/full day for Session 1.

Camp Scholarships

Each year, FSBC reserves at least 30% of its enrollment for campers that would not otherwise be able to attend camp. Here we welcome children and teens of color with financial need in the community through our own outreach efforts as well as partnerships with local non-profits.

If you would like to support our camp scholarship program and help a child attend camp, you can do so through Fry’s Spring Next Century, a non-profit formed to raise funds and support FSBC scholarship initiatives.