Summer Day CampsJoin us for our Camp Open Houses to meet counselors, tour the host sites and get your questions answered!
Camp WB: Tuesday, June 11 from 5:30-7:30 pm at Drake Sports Park Nature Camps: Wednesday, June 12 from 6-8 pm at the Recreation Activities Center Want your kids to have the #bestsummerever? Check out our Camp Guide with offerings for ages 3-15. Our action-packed day camp, Camp WB, features unique arts and crafts projects, sports, games, swimming, trips to Marshbank Park for canoeing, fishing and nature education and field trips to new and exciting destinations weekly. We also offer a full slate of outdoor educational camps for the nature-lover in your family. Our Nature Camps can include critter encounters, archery, kayaking, zip lining, hikes and interactions with the live animals that call our Nature Room home. Our camps are some of the most affordable options in the area and are led by passionate, highly-trained counselors. We also offer a variety of specialty camps including sports, arts and science. Camp registration opens March 25th at 8 am or attend Sneak Peek on March 23rd for early registration. Register by June 1st and receive a $10 discount off each week of camp! Some of our camps include:
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Registration Information:
Camp registration = Camp Waivers + Payment
We have several forms that have been approved by the Commission to help us provide better care for your child this summer. Here is a checklist to help you:
1. Camp Agreement and Release Form
This gives our staff basic information about your child and gives permission for your child to participate in the camp. This form is required.
2. Concussion Form
This form is required by the State of Michigan. It must be turned in with the other forms prior to the start of camp. This form is required.
3. Medication Administration Policy and Permission Form
This policy, adopted by the Commission in February, 2011, describes the conditions under which your child can receive medication during camp hours. The form is only needed if your child needs to take ANY medication during camp hours (either over-the-counter or prescription and includes inhalers, epi pens, etc.). One form must be filled out for each medication. Please note: part of this form must be filled out by your physician.
- Every child must have all required camp forms completed and submitted before they can be registered for camp.
- Paperwork only needs to be submitted once for the entire summer.
- Camp forms must be dropped off (4640 Walnut Lake Rd.), emailed (camps@wbparks.org) or faxed (248.738.2529).
- Once your child is initially registered, you may also sign-up online for additional camp weeks!
We have several forms that have been approved by the Commission to help us provide better care for your child this summer. Here is a checklist to help you:
1. Camp Agreement and Release Form
This gives our staff basic information about your child and gives permission for your child to participate in the camp. This form is required.
2. Concussion Form
This form is required by the State of Michigan. It must be turned in with the other forms prior to the start of camp. This form is required.
3. Medication Administration Policy and Permission Form
This policy, adopted by the Commission in February, 2011, describes the conditions under which your child can receive medication during camp hours. The form is only needed if your child needs to take ANY medication during camp hours (either over-the-counter or prescription and includes inhalers, epi pens, etc.). One form must be filled out for each medication. Please note: part of this form must be filled out by your physician.
Download our Camp WB Parent Handbook for all the information you will need to know before sending your children to Camp WB.
We are looking forward to a fun-filled summer and, with your cooperation, we will provide a safe, healthy atmosphere for your child's camp experience.
Financial Aid Program
The Financial Aid Program is designed to assist West Bloomfield families in a financial way by subsidizing the cost of up to two programs and a maximum of $200 per child, per year; on a first-come, first-serve basis. In January, the Commission approves an annual amount of money as matching funds for this program.