The Claremont Club Summer Camp

Accommodation

This is a day camp only. Campers attend during the day and return home in the afternoon. Overnight accommodations are not included in the program.

Meals

Campers are asked to bring a refillable water bottle each day to stay hydrated. For safety reasons, glass water bottles or glass containers are not permitted. Camp does not allow hot water or food that requires warming, so all packed items should be ready to eat as-is.

Morning snacks should be brought from home. In the afternoon, campers are treated to a popsicle provided by The Claremont Club. Families should be aware that the camp follows a strict no-nut policy across all childcare areas, including Summer Camp. Any food containing nuts, labeled “may contain nuts,” or produced in facilities that handle nuts is not allowed.

For campers registered in full-day programs, lunch is included Monday through Friday during the midday lunch period. If a child has dietary restrictions or specific food preferences, parents must pack a lunch from home that complies with the no-nut policy.

Daily lunch menus are posted in advance and displayed on chalkboards at the specialty camp check-in location, helping families stay informed about the camp's meal options.

The activities program centers on keeping campers moving through structured sports, fitness games, and gym-based activities. Each camp track is tailored to a specific age group or focus area, allowing campers to participate in activities that match their abilities and interests. Younger campers are introduced to movement and basic sports skills, while older campers experience more organized games and fitness challenges. The program encourages teamwork, coordination, and confidence in a positive, inclusive setting.