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emailWhat do you do in case of rain or inclement weather?
If the rain is a light mist, activities will most likely continue as scheduled. During inclement weather the camp activities are taken indoor or to adequate shelter until the inclement weather subsides. Most sites have an alternate indoor location for active activities to continue, however, soccer will most likely not be played indoors during inclement weather unless the facility is sufficient for this.
What and where are the indoor activities?
Depending upon the indoor facility we have at your camp location, our indoor activities may include everything from soccer training in an arena to quiet games in a gymnasium or classroom. We are only indoors during the inclement weather and then we return to the outside playing field. You may ask the Supervisor on the first day where the indoor location will be for inclement weather.
How do you deal with the hot weather?
The summer heat is always a concern that we have. From the moment the campers arrive, we insist they apply sunscreen and several times throughout the day they are reminded to do the same. During very hot periods, our activities are altered to ensure campers are not dehydrated or exhausted due to the heat. We make use of all the shade in the area and may even venture indoors if the weather is too bad. The afternoon swim is a great refresher from the sun for the campers.
What if it’s too hot? Is there shade from the sun?
If the weather is too hot, we take the camp indoors or organize quiet games in the shade with plenty of refreshments and breaks. Most facilities have ample trees and shade from the sun. We encourage campers to eat lunch in the shade.
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