Residential Kids Camp
Camps usually run from one to seven weeks with the most popular 2-4 weeks. Camps are for boys and girls ages 6-17, where they learn skills, develop character, find lifetime friendships and build confidence in life through enriched and exciting programs. Work with your kids' counselor.
Once the deposit is received, a counselor will contact you to review the programs and help you select a program and site that best fits your kid's interests and growing needs. Price is regulated across all programs based on age groups, themes and length and programs. Seat is not guaranteed until the full payment is received.
The average weekly rate for day camp ranges from $199 to $800, while overnight camps will set parents back between $680 and $2,000 a week, according to the American Camp Association.
Activities
Welcome Parents and Young Campers!
NOTE: Reservation for 2023 camps now open. Seats are limited and are filling up very quickly. You will be fully refunded if your kids are not getting accepted.
COVID-19 Info
The health & safety of our campers and staff is our top priority. Our vaccine policy is based on the most recent information from the CDC and RI Department of Health.
- At check-in, families will participate in health screening questions.
- All campers will be required to have a negative Covid test no more than 72 hours before the start of the camp session. The results of which must be brought to camp for check-in. If your child is vaccinated, proof of vaccination can be shown instead of a test. If your child has had Covid within 90 days of the start of the session we ask that you bring proof of the positive test with you.
- Rapid testing will be conducted by the on-site healthcare professional as needed.
- Physical distancing and outdoor activities will continue to be encouraged wherever possible.
- Regular hand washing and hand sanitizing will be incorporated into our daily schedule on a more frequent basis and hand sanitizer will be readily available.
- There will continue to be enhanced cleaning around camp.
Acceptable Proof of Vaccination Status
Vaccine status may be proven using any of these options:
- CDC COVID-19 vaccination record card or a clear photo of the card;
- Vaccine administration records from a vaccine provider, including an individual’s doctor, pharmacy, or other official immunization records from within or outside the U.S., including a photo or photocopy.
2022 SESSIONS AND DATES
One Week Sessions Available
For children ages 7 to 15
Session 1: July 3 – July 9
Session 2: July 10 – July 16
Session 3: July 17 – July 23
Session 4: July 24 - July 30
Session 5: July 31 - August 6
Session 6: August 7 - August 13
Session 7: August 14 - August 20
Two Week Sessions
For children ages 7 to 16
Session 1: June 26 – July 9
Session 2: July 10 – July 23
Session 3: July 24 – August 6
Session 4: August 7 – August 20
Four Week Sessions
For children ages 7 to 16
Four Week Special 1: June 26 – July 23
Four Week Special 2: July 24 – August 20
Leaders-In-Training Sessions
Must be age 16 by June 20, 2022
Leaders-In-Training Session 1: June 26 – July 23
Leaders-In-Training Session 2: July 24 – August 20
Sailing Camp
August 21 - August 27
Dates to Remember
December 31 – Early Bird application deadline
May 15 – Camper Forms due
June 1 – Transportation information due
Core Values
HOBEY’s trusted camp programs are guided by core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.
Caring – We recognize the good in everyone and are invested in their well-being.
Honesty – We acknowledge our strengths and weaknesses and communicate with transparency that enables others to believe in us.
Respect – We show honor and consideration for ourselves and others through our words and actions.
Responsibility – We are accountable for our actions and are aware of the impact we have on each other and the environment.
Passion – We embrace new people and experiences and pride ourselves in contributing positively to the community.
Meals
Meal time is a time when the entire camp community comes together to eat, chant, sing, and have fun! All campers eat at tables with their cabin mates and counselors in our dining hall.
Meals are served family style and there are always vegetarian and gluten-free options for those with documented dietary restrictions. Lunch and dinner are accompanied by a robust salad bar and fruit is available throughout the day.
*Notify us if your kids allergic to any food
Four Divisions
The Camp is usually divided into four divisions based on campers’ ages and genders. These divisions help give kids a sense of belonging at camp.
- Junior – younger males
- Sherman – younger females
- Senior Hill – older males
- Jungle – older females
Each division has its own unique culture and traditions.
Sample Daily Schedule
Everyday is an opportunity to build friendships and learn something new! Here is a look at a typical daily schedule!
- 7:30 AM – Wake up Bell
- 8:00 AM – Flags/Breakfast
- 8:30 AM – Cabin Cleanup
- 9:15 AM– Activity Period 1
- 10:00 AM – Activity Period 2
- 10:45 AM – Activity Period 3
- 11:30 AM – Activity Period 4
- 12:15 PM – Return to Cabins
- 12:45 PM – Lunch
- 1:15 PM – Siesta (cabin rest period)
- 2:30 PM – Activity Period 5
- 3:15 PM – Activity Period 6
- 4:00 PM – Activity Period 7
- 4:45 PM – Activity Period 8
- 5:30 PM – Return to cabins
- 6:30 PM – Dinner
- 7:00 PM – Free time on the soccer field
- 7:45 PM – Cabin or Division Activity
- 9:30 PM – Reflections
- 10:00 PM – Lights out
Activities
Activity offerings vary from week to week, but some of our traditional offerings include:
- Sailing
- Canoe & Kayaking
- Mountain
- Biking
- Arts & Crafts
- Reading
- Climbing Tower
- Swimming
- Volleyball
- Soccer
- Windsurfing
- Water skiing
- Team Sports
- Music
- Dance
- Archery
- Chess
- Basketball
- Ropes Course
- Outdoor
- Education
To ensure the safety and supervision of all of our campers, many of our activities have a maximum capacity.
Schedules include their preferred activity selections and opportunities to try something new and develop new skills.