Spread Your Wings

Camps

Inspire the young innovators, builders and explorers in your life to dream big and reach for the stars. Choose from our lineup of educational and engaging seasonal camps for every interest and age group.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Camp Reminders

  • *NOTE: All camp sales are final, no refunds will be issued unless otherwise decided by Museum staff.
  • Please provide lunch each day. Note: we do not have refrigerators or microwaves for your camper.
  • It is recommended to bring a small backpack to carry coats, sweatshirts, etc.
  • Campers must wear closed-toed shoes.
  • The Museum will provide a snack each day. If your child has special dietary requirements, please provide snacks for them during snack times.
  • For tax preparation, the Museum’s tax ID is #47-0619646

If you have any questions, please email kmanley@sacmuseum.org or call (402)944-3100 x214 

Camp Lunch Schedule

  • 3 Day Camp Lunch Package – $21
    • All lunches will include chocolate milk, a cookie, and a bag of chips.
    • Day 1 – Mac & Cheese
    • Day 2- Turkey & Cheddar Cheese Sandwich
    • Day 3- Chicken Nuggets
  • 4 Day Camp Lunch Package – $28
    • All lunches will include chocolate milk, a cookie, and a bag of chips.
    • Day 1 – Mac & Cheese
    • Day 2- Turkey & Cheddar Cheese Sandwich
    • Day 3- Chicken Nuggets
    • Day 4- Cheese Pizza
  • 5 Day Camp Lunch Package – $35
    • All lunches will include chocolate milk, a cookie, and a bag of chips.
    • Day 1 – Mac and Cheese
    • Day 2- Turkey & Cheddar Cheese Sandwich
    • Day 3- Chicken Nuggets
    • Day 4- Cheese Pizza
    • Day 5- 2 Cheeseburger Sliders

Will lunch be provided?

Yes, lunch options will be available for purchase as you register.

What should my child wear?

All campers are required to wear their camp t-shirts while at camp. Campers must also wear closed toe shoes. 

Will snacks be provided?

Yes, we’ll provide a snack each day. If your child has special dietary requirements, please provide them with their own snack.

How do I receive my special member pricing?

  • To receive member pricing, login to “My Account” with the e-mail that is associated with your membership. 
  • Navigate to the “Membership” tab where you will input your member number into the text field to verify. 
  • Input the verification code that is sent to your e-mail and your membership and online account are linked! 
  • Once your account is linked, special member pricing will be applied automatically when an item is added to the cart! 
  • View a tutorial on how to link your membership: https://www.sacmuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/LinkMembershipCamp.mp4

What if my camper is feeling nervous about being on their own?

Our staff are trained to help your camper feel comfortable and safe while at camp. Once the day starts, there are so many fun experiences that campers almost always forget about being sad. You can also help prepare them by reassuring them that it’s typical to be nervous and sharing ideas on what to do if they feel lonely. 

What is the behavior policy?

We utilize a 5-step behavior policy. The following steps will be used to address any camper behavioral issues: 

  1. Verbal Reminder: Campers will be asked to stop disruptive behavior. 
  2. Environmental Change: Campers will be removed from the area and may be asked to sit out one activity. 
  3. Behavior Report: A verbal account of the disruptive behavior will be given to the guardian at pick-up. 
  4. Send Home: A camper will be sent home if the formally addressed behavior is repeated. They will be allowed to return the next day. 
  5. Removal from Camp: If the behavior happens again after the previous four steps have occurred, the camper will not be permitted to return to camp for the 2023 season. No refund will be issued. Any other camps that the camper is registered for will be forfeited with no refund. 

If your camper requires assistance during camp, an aid may attend camp with them. Families are responsible for hiring aids.  

What if my camper (or I) has separation anxiety?

Our staff are trained to help your camper feel comfortable and safe while at camp. Once the day starts, there are so many fun experiences that campers almost always forget about being sad. Here are some things you can do before camp to prepare them for what to expect:

  • Share ideas with your camper about what to do if they feel lonely, such as find a friend, get involved in something fun, or talk to their instructor.
  • Let your child know that missing home is typical, and ask them what they might do to get through it.
  • Work to support your child by discussing how cool it is that they are independent enough to go to camp.

Behavioral Issues

Campers are expected to follow directions and be respectful and responsible for their behavior during camp. Guardians will be alerted by a verbal report if their camper’s behavior has become disruptive. It is the job of the guardian to address this behavior before the next day of camp. If disruptive behaviors continue, the camper will be removed from the camp, and no refund will be issued.

If your camper requires assistance during camp, a camp aid may attend camp with the camper. Families are responsible for hiring and paying for camp aid. Camp aids must have completed ninth grade, be at least four years older than the child he/she is assisting, and may not be a family member. Assistants 19 and older will be subject to a background check.

We utilize a 5-step behavior policy. The following steps will be used to address any camper behavioral issues:

  1. Verbal Reminder: Campers will be asked to stop disruptive behavior.
  2. Environmental Change: Campers will be removed from the area and may be asked to sit out one activity.
  3. Behavior Report: A verbal account of the disruptive behavior will be given to the guardian at pick-up.
  4. Send Home: A camper will be sent home if the formally addressed behavior is repeated. They will be allowed to return the next day.
  5. Removal from Camp: If the behavior happens again after the previous four steps have occurred, the camper will not be permitted to return to camp for the 2023 season. No refund will be issued. Any other camps that the camper is registered for will be forfeited with no refund.

Disruptive behaviors are classified at the discretion of the Education Team. Ultimately, the behavior will be deemed disruptive if it negatively affects the experience of other camp participants or puts themselves or others in danger.

Examples of Disruptive Behavior:

  • Talking while others are talking
  • Repeatedly running through the Museum when asked to walk
  • Refusing to participate in activities
  • Throwing items
  • Entering off-limits areas
  • Bullying or aggravating fellow campers
  • Using hurtful language
  • Excluding other campers from activities
  • Inappropriate touching

The following will result in immediate dismissal from camp without refund:

 Physical violence: hitting, kicking, punching, biting, or inappropriate touching

 Inappropriate language: cursing, name-calling, derogatory remarks, or hate speech.

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