Session is open to students entering 9th through 12th grade in fall 2025 with previous SEACAMP II experience and session is limited to 28 students. Enrollment is accepted online with a Deposit Payment only. All Terms and Conditions should be reviewed prior to enrolling your student. Please note, required forms including travel and final payment are due on or before May 15, 2025.

SEACAMP III Tuition
$3195.00 per student. At enrollment a $400.00 partially refundable deposit is due. Tuition balance and required online Registration Forms including forms for optional SCUBA Program and Travel Information Form for session are due on or before May 15, 2025. Fees applicable to optional SCUBA Program, restrictions apply. Enroll by December 31 to receive $100 off.

Tuition Payments
Tuition payments are paid online and are made in two installment payments (Deposit & Final Payment). At the time of enrollment the $400 Deposit Payment is due. The balance of the tuition, $2795.00, is due on or before May 15, 2025. Payments are only made online in two installment payments.

Tuition Includes
Meals, housing, activities, 24-hour supervision, travel in San Diego, all gear – including wetsuit, mask, snorkel, and fins, plus SEACAMP swag. Airport pick-up and drop-off to San Diego International Airport (SAN) is also included – restrictions apply, see Travel Information for details.Transportation to San Diego is not included in tuition and families are responsible arranging travel. Fees may be applicable to Travel and optional SCUBA Program, see below. Restrictions apply to Travel and SCUBA Program.

Consecutive Sessions
Students 9th grade or older have the option to attend SEACAMP II & III consecutively – click here to learn more about SEACAMP II. Students will stay with SEACAMP from the start of the first session to the end of the next session. As an added benefit to those who are attending back-to-back sessions, tuition will include all intersession activities, supervision, housing, dinner and breakfast. Students will have access to their cell phones to check-in during the intersession. We do not recommend students stay for SEACAMP I, II, & III consecutively. We recommend students stay for a maximum of two consecutive sessions.

Additional Fees, if applicable

• Additional Fees for Air Travel:
  • Late arrival fee: $50.00*
  • Unaccompanied minor fee: $75 each way*
  • Early departure fee: $50.00*
• Late fee for auto departure
  • Late fees start accruing at 3:01pm with $1.00 charge for every late minute.
• Additional Fees for Train Pick-up and Drop-off*
  • $75.00 each leg of travel
• Additional SCUBA Fees* (optional)
  • Program Fee: $150.00 per student, per session
  • Rental Fee: $150.00 per student, per session

*Restrictions apply, please see Travel Information for more details and SCUBA Program for more details.

Cancellation Policy
Deposit and tuition may be partially refundable. Cancellations prior to March 15 are subject to a $200.00 cancellation fee. Cancellations between March 15 and May 15 are subject to a $400 cancellation fee. All tuition is non-refundable after May 15. Travel fees, unaccompanied minor fees and SCUBA fees are fully refundable up to 30 days prior to session date. Cancellations must be submitted via email to seacamp@seacamp.com and received by the dates stated above. Cancellation email must include student’s name, date of birth, and session date. Cancellation Policy applies to each session.

Cancellation Policy due to Medical Withdrawal
Cancellations made due to medical withdrawal after May 15 require a physician note. Notification of medical withdrawal must include a note from participant’s primary care physician or physician providing care stating why participant is unable to attend SEACAMP San Diego. Cancellation must be submitted via email to seacamp@seacamp.com and must also include student’s name, date of birth, and session date. Cancellations between May 16 and 30 days prior to session start date are subject to a $400.00 cancellation fee. Cancellations between 30 days and 72 hours of session start date are subject to a $500.00 cancellation fee. Cancellations within 72 hours of the session start date are subject to a $600.00 cancellation fee. All tuition amounts are non-refundable if notice of cancellation does not include physician note. Cancellations/withdrawals received by May 15 are subject to the normal Cancellation Policy. Cancellation Policy applies to each session.

If program is cancelled by SEACAMP due health and safety concerns, deposit/tuition is refundable minus a $150 processing fee.

Transfer Policy
Transfer Policy applies per student, per session. Students may request to transfer or switch session dates without penalty prior to May 15. Requests will be granted providing space is available. Requests after May 15 may be subject to a transfer fee. Request a transfer by emailing seacamp@seacamp.com. The email must include student’s name, date of birth, session date student is enrolled in and which session date student would like to be transferred to.

Travel Fees Refund Policy
Required Travel Fees are due one week after enrollment with Travel Information Form. Fees are refundable up to 30 days prior to session date. Any changes to travel after submission must be approved by SEACAMP San Diego but may not be possible.

SCUBA Fees Refund Policy
Program Fee and Rental Fee are due by May 15 along with required forms and are refundable up to 30 days prior to the session date. Rental Fee includes Buoyancy Control Device (BCD) and Regulator which includes a Dive Computer. Full Rental Fee is still due even if student only rents a BCD or only rents a Regulator. Program Fee of $150.00 per student, per session is required for participation in SCUBA Program. Rental Fee of $150.00 per student, per session is required for those that need to rent SCUBA Gear. Students may use their own dive gear.

Required forms for attendance at SEACAMP San Diego will be completed online. Information on how to access and complete forms will be emailed after enrollment.

Forms are required for student attendance at SEACAMP San Diego and forms must be completed by a parent or guardian. Additionally, you will need electronic copies of the following items to be able to complete forms: Immunization record; Health insurance card.

Travel to and from San Diego is to be arranged by the student and their parent/guardian and is not covered in the SEACAMP San Diego tuition. SEACAMP San Diego provides complimentary airport pick-up and drop-off, as long as students arrive and depart inside the designated window of time provided. See below for exceptions. Travel Information is due with the rest of the Registration Forms on or before May 15, 2025. Any changes to travel after submission must be approved by SEACAMP San Diego but may not be possible.

Students Traveling by Car
Arrival: Student check-in on the first day of camp is between 10:00am and 12:00pm

Students arriving by car must be checked-in by adult. Families should use provided map to navigate to the SEACAMP San Diego facility, as GPS is often incorrect. The map will be sent with the Student Information Packet emailed after enrollment. Please do not use our mailing address – it will not get you to our facility. SEACAMP provides a generous 2-hour check-in window, please ensure check-in is between 10:00am and 12:00pm. Late arriving students may not be able to join the group until dinner time.

Departure: Student check-out on the last day of camp is between 1:00pm and 3:00pm

All students will need to be checked-out and signed out with SEACAMP staff by an adult with a government issued photo ID. Only authorized adults provided on the Travel Information Form as able to check-out students with a government issued photo ID. Please use provided map to navigate to the SEACAMP San Diego facility, as GPS can often be incorrect. The map will be sent with the Student Information Packet emailed after enrollment. Please do not use our mailing address – it will not get you to our facility. SEACAMP provides a generous 2-hour check-out window, please ensure check-out is between 1:00pm and 3:00pm. Early check-out is not possible. If you happen to arrive early, please wait until we are ready for you at 1:00pm. Late Fee: Check-out after 3:00pm will result in late fee penalties. Late fees start accruing at 3:01pm with $1.00 charged for every late minute.

Students Traveling by Air
Arrival: Flights must arrive on the first day of camp into San Diego International Airport (SAN) between 9:00am and 12:00pm

SEACAMP staff members will meet students at the baggage claim carousal for their flight. Staff members will be wearing a SEACAMP San Diego t-shirt and holding a yellow “camper pick-up” sign. Please note, all students must be traveling as ticketed passengers – we cannot have students flying as “standby” passengers. We suggest students pack essential items (medications, swim suit, etc.) in a carry-on bag.

• Travel Fee: Arriving Early – For flights that arrive prior to 9:00am, there will be no additional charge. Students will wait at baggage claim for SEACAMP Staff to pick up at 9:00am. Arriving Late – Flights arriving between 12:01pm and 1:00pm are subject to $50.00 fee. Student may need to go directly to beach to meet up with the group and may miss some of the scheduled activities. Flights must arrive by 1:00pm.
• Unaccompanied Minor Fee: Students arriving as unaccompanied minors designated by the airline either due to age or due to preference are subject to a $75.00 fee. This service is only provided for students that are arriving inside provided window (9am -12pm). We are not able to accommodate students arriving early or late. SEACAMP must be notified of Unaccompanied Minor status on Travel Form. Upon arrival, SEACAMP staff member will acquire pass from airline to obtain entry into secured area of airport and will meet your student at the gate for his/her flight. If your airline of choice requires information regarding pick-up person, give the SEACAMP office a call/email and we will provide that for you (e.g. name, phone number, etc.).

Departure: Flights must depart San Diego International Airport (SAN) on the last day of camp between 2:00pm and 5:00pm.

Students will arrive at the airport 120 – 150 minutes before scheduled flights. SEACAMP staff members will assist students with the check-in process and see them to security checkpoints. Please note, all students must be traveling as ticketed passengers – we cannot have students flying as “standby” passengers.

• Travel Fee: Departing Early – Flights departing between 10:00am and 1:59pm are subject to $50.00 fee. Student may miss some or all of the day’s scheduled activities. Departing Late – For flights departing between 5:01pm – 7:00pm, there will be no additional charge. Students will go to the airport with the last group of students. Students must not depart any earlier than 10:00am or any later than 7:00pm.
• Unaccompanied Minor Fee: Students departing as unaccompanied minors designated by the airline either due to age or due to preference are subject to a $75.00 fee. This service is only provided for students that are departing inside provided window (2pm -5pm). We are not able to accommodate students departing early or late. SEACAMP must be notified of Unaccompanied Minor status on Travel Form. Upon departure, SEACAMP staff will acquire pass from airline to obtain entry in to secured area and wait with student at his/her departure gate until plane departs.

Students Traveling by Train
Service is NOT included in SEACAMP tuition, but provided for an additional $75.00 fee each way. Please check Amtrak Unaccompanied Minor Policy.

Arrival: Trains must arrive on the first day of camp between 9:00am and 12:00pm into Old Town Transit Center (OLT). SEACAMP staff members will meet students on the train platform. Staff members will be wearing a SEACAMP San Diego t-shirt and holding a yellow “camper pick-up” sign. Students are required to wear high quality face coverings in the train station and on trains to San Diego.

Departure: Service not provided for students 15 years old or younger. Only provided for students 16 years or older. Trains must depart on the last day of camp between 2:00pm and 5:00pm from the Old Town Transit Center (OLT). Students will arrive at the train station 30 – 60 minutes before scheduled departure. SEACAMP staff members will assist students with the check-in process and wait with them until train departs.

Travel Fees:
Required Travel Fees are due by May 15th with Travel Information Form. Fees are refundable up to 30 days prior to session date. Any changes to travel after May 15th must be approved by SEACAMP San Diego but may not be possible.

What to Bring
All items should be clearly labeled with student’s name. Bring enough clothing for the duration of your camp session.  Laundry services not available except on intersession day for students attending consecutive sessions. Students must be able to carry their own luggage, and bags must be able to be stowed neatly underneath bunks while at camp. Luggage should be no bigger than 10 inches tall, 30 inches deep, and 35 inches wide. Student should also have a small day bag (backpack, etc.) for field activities. Click here for full, printable packing list.

Bedding: Sleeping Bag; Fitted Bottom Sheet (twin size); Pillow
Clothing: Enough for Camp Session; Swim Suit x2; Jacket/Windbreaker; Sweatshirt; Sweatpants; Pajamas; Underwear; Socks; Shoes x2 (one must be closed toed)
Toilet Articles:Toothbrush; Toothpaste; Beach Towel; Shower Towel; Shampoo/Conditioner; Sunscreen; Soap; Bug Spray; Comb/brush; Prescription Medicine; Non-prescription Medication
Miscellaneous: Day Bag (backpack) for Field Activities; Notebook & Pens/Pencils; Reusable Water Bottle; Sunglasses w/ Lanyard; 2 Plastic Bags for Dirty/Wet Clothes; Backpack or small duffel bag to take on the two-day boat trip – there will not be space for large suitcases.
Optional Items: Camera with strap/camera accessories – digital camera and GoPro OK, no cell phone cameras; Books; Playing Cards; Games; Stationary and Stamps; Personal snorkel gear clearly marked with student’s name (full-faced snorkels are NOT permitted). Snorkel gear is included in tuition and is not required to bring.
Money: We recommend student bring no more than $100 cash with them to camp. All meals, housing, entrance to attractions are covered in tuition. The only money students would need is for the purchase of souvenirs, etc.

SCUBA Participants Only: Certification Card; Dive Log; Dive Computer (unless SEACAMP is providing) or Dive Tables

What NOT to bring

Cell Phones: Student cell phones will be turned off and collected upon arrival then returned on departure from camp. Please see Communication section for more information.
Other Electronics: All electronics are prohibited; including but not limited cell phones, smart watches, tablets, e-readers, game consoles, computers, MP3 players. Any electronic items found at camp may be returned for a flat $50.00 shipping fee. The only exception is a digital camera.
Wetsuit: Personal wetsuit unless it is a 7mm, full-length suit and full-faced snorkels are also not permitted
Other Items: No roller blades, skates, skateboards, surfboards or skim board, Hair Dyer, Nail Polish, Chewing Gum, alcohol, tobacco, drug, weapons of any kind. Click here to see full list of Rules and Policies.

SEACAMP San Diego is not responsible for personal property that is lost, stolen or damaged. Lost and found items not claimed within two weeks will be donated.

SEACAMP San Diego Location
Camp location is on Mission Bay just north of downtown San Diego and approximately 7 miles from the San Diego International Airport. This location has our dorms, restrooms, showers, classrooms, aquariums and access to a private beach.

Housing
Students will be housed in a traditional open style dorm equipped with bunk beds. We have two large dorm rooms, one for female identifying students and one for male identifying students. Students are assured 24-hour supervision by our SEACAMP Marine Science Instructors that spend the night in the dorms with the students. Students bring their own bottom sheets, sleeping bags and pillows. Dorms are separated by a courtyard area, which encloses a safe space to play games and hang out, and provides a sunlit outdoor area for the tables for meals or alternate lab space. Bathrooms are across the courtyard with separate facilities for males and females. Each bathroom is equipped with toilet facilities and separate, individually curtained showers. To conserve water, showers are push button showers. SEACAMP San Diego currently only has binary dorm and bathroom options; either male or female.

Meals
SEACAMP San Diego provides all meals that are included on your schedule. Meals are supplied by our caterer while at camp and are prepared in their kitchen, or by the Horizon boat crew while on the boat. Breakfasts and dinners are usually cafeteria-style and served at our camp facility. Lunches are “brown-bag” style and usually eaten in the field. Meals are delicious and varied, well-balanced and include fresh fruits and vegetables. However, snacks are not included. If your student will need more than the meals provided, please have them bring individually wrapped snacks in a bag labeled with their name. Snacks will be stored and available daily to students. If your student has a dietary restriction, please ensure that information is included on your student’s Health Information Form included in the Registration Forms. For example, if your student is a vegetarian, that must be listed on their forms or vegetarian meals will not be available for your student.

Classroom Facilities
All of our lab & workshop facilities are tailored for the specific needs of our program and include a classroom with a running seawater system, a full aquarium room with touch tanks, a shark tank with live specimens, microscopes, and the added security of private beaches.

Boat Trip
Students will also have the opportunity to participate in a three-day live-aboard boat trip to the South Channel Islands. During the trip students and staff will be housed on the Horizon Charters’ live-aboard dive boat, one of the largest dive boats in Southern California, which is comfortably equipped for many days at sea. See more information on Horizon’s vessel here.

SEACAMP III has even more opportunities for in-water skills, field research and observation than SEACAMPs I & II. The highlight of SEACAMP III is the boat trip. Students and staff members will board the Horizon Charters’ live-aboard dive boat The Horizon for a three-day live-aboard experience. The Horizon is one of the largest dive boats in Southern California and is comfortably equipped for many days at sea. The boat cruises through the night and in the morning students awake to find themselves at one of the southernmost Channel Islands. Conditions permitting, students may have the opportunity to dive, snorkel and kayak at Santa Barbara or San Nicholas Islands, in addition to Santa Catalina and San Clemente. Students who are 14 years or older and are certified have the opportunity to participate in the optional SCUBA program. While at sea, the group will participate in a collective research project focusing on local ecosystems.

SEACAMP III also includes a full day visit to the San Diego Zoo. While visiting this world-class facility, students will have the chance to participate in a scavenger hunt and to work on their individual research projects using this terrific local resource.

The SEACAMP San Diego SCUBA Program is optional and provided in addition to snorkeling for an additional $150.00 fee. The program is offered during SEACAMP II & III sessions only and is not required to participate. Qualified students will have the option to add SCUBA to their SEACAMP session, where they will join our SCUBA Instructors, Divemasters and co-SEACAMPers in the beautiful waters off of Southern California’s coast. SCUBA, or Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus, involves additional training and acceptance of additional risks. All SEACAMP II and III SCUBA students will participate in an initial shallow bay session to evaluate their skills and acclimate to equipment. Student divers are led by Divemasters or Dive Instructors in small dive groups of no more than 5 students. SCUBA Diving during SEACAMP II and III sessions is a choice and a privilege. SEACAMP reserves the right to remove students from the program at any time, especially if it is determined that they are jeopardizing the safety of themselves or others. If this is determined or if a student chooses not to dive, SCUBA fees will not be refunded.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Pay $150.00 Program Fee per student, per session.
• Pay $150.00 Rental Fee per student, per session if SCUBA gear is needed. See details below.
• Be age 14 years or older as of the first day of camp session.
• Be a certified Open Water Diver. This means the student has completed an Open Water SCUBA course and holds an Open Water SCUBA certification card from a recognized certifying agency.
• Complete the Diver Medical Participant Questionnaire with Diver Medical Examiner’s Evaluation Form in consultation with a physician, preferably one who is knowledgeable about diving medicine. Contact Divers Alert Network for a referral to a medical professional in your area – click here for referral network. The Diving Medical Guidance must be provided to the physician – click here for guidance. Honesty on health forms is required. SEACAMP San Diego will review the health information of each participant and evaluate risk conditions. Additional tests or physician consultations may be required to confirm fitness for diving.
  • Page 1 of the Medical Participant Questionnaire must be completed by all participants and questions 1 through 10 must all have answers marked. SEACAMP San Diego REQUIRES the Medical Evaluation Form even if you answered no to all questions on Page 1.
  • Page 2 of the Medical Participant Questionnaire should be completed as directed.
  • Page 3 is the Diver Medical Examiner’s Evaluation Form which must be completed by a physician, preferably one who is knowledgeable about diving medicine. Please contact Divers Alert Network for a referral to a medical professional in your area – click here for referral network. The Diving Medical Guidance must be provided to the physician – click here for guidance. SEACAMP San Diego REQUIRES the Medical Evaluation Form even if you answered no to all questions on Page 1.
  • Submit Participant Questionnaire with Diver Medical Examiner’s Evaluation Form: Page 1 through Page 3 must either be uploaded to SCUBA Forms or emailed to seacamp@seacamp.com prior to the start of the student’s session.
• Medical conditions that disqualify students from diving at SEACAMP San Diego: Current asthma induced by exercise, cold air, or emotion; Current Epilepsy/Seizures; Diabetes (under 16 years old); Spontaneous pneumothorax; Narcolepsy; Blackouts/fainting/sudden loss of consciousness; Severe Anxiety. Please contact us for additional information.
• Complete the required SCUBA Forms included in the Registration Forms to participate in SCUBA Program. If SCUBA Forms are not completed student will NOT be able to participate in SCUBA Program.

Fees & Dive Gear
Program Fee of $150.00 per student, per session is required for participation in SCUBA Program. Rental Fee of $150.00 per student, per session is required for those that need to rent SCUBA Gear. Students may use their own dive gear. Program Fee and Rental Fee are due by May 15^th along with required forms and are refundable up to 30 days prior to the session date. Rental Fee includes Buoyancy Control Device (BCD) and Regulator which includes a Dive Computer. Full Rental Fee is still due even if student only rents a BCD or only rents a Regulator.

SCUBA at Camp
Student divers are led by staff members or boat crew who hold Divemaster or Instructor ratings. Small dive groups of five students allow for individualized attention and specialized dive goals. All students are required to participate in an initial check-out dive to evaluate skills and acclimate to equipment to continue in SCUBA Program.

SCUBA Diving during SEACAMP II and III sessions is a choice and a privilege. SEACAMP reserves the right to remove a student from the program at any time, should a student’s dive leader feel they are jeopardizing the safety of themselves or the group. If this is determined SCUBA fees will not be refunded.

Students must bring the following SCUBA items with them to camp:

1. SCUBA Certification card (if you cannot locate your card, contact the agency that your student is certified under (e.g. PADI, SSI, etc.) or the dive shop where the student was certified.)
2. Dive Log showing dive training record and dives since certification.
3. Dive Tables or Computer (unless SEACAMP is providing).

As stated above, students are required to participate in an initial check-out dive to evaluate skills and acclimate to equipment to continue in SCUBA Program. This dive check is generally done in Mission Bay prior to the live aboard boat trip. The rest of the dives will be done during the live aboard boat trip when the boat will be anchored off the coast or off the South Channel Islands (generally San Clemente Island). Dive depths are no more than 60 feet and students are, generally, grouped in a dive group with students of similar experience levels. Students will be lead in dive groups of no more than five by staff remembers or boat crew who hold Divemaster or Instructor ratings. See the SEACAMP III schedule of activities here for planned dives.

While your student is here with us at SEACAMP San Diego, we are excited to give them an “unplugged” experience. Time away from the computer, TV, and cell phone means more time for learning, interacting, and being out in the field and on the water. This unique unplugged experience allows your student to truly engage with other students and all of the activities he or she will be participating in.

For most families, it is the parents who find it hardest to cut ties with their student during a camp session. Students are engaged with new activities, new friends and busy schedules – no news is good news!  Parents may feel reassured to know that we will, of course, contact them if their child is having insurmountable difficulties or issues while at camp that are brought to the staff’s attention. SEACAMP staff has access to SEACAMP cell phones at all times for inter-staff and emergency use.

As you will not be receiving phone calls from your student once they have arrived at camp, try to remember that not hearing from them or SEACAMP is a positive thing – this means your child is okay and having a great time! Your student can, however, receive messages from home while they are at SEACAMP. Email is a great way to let your student know you are thinking of them and keep them up to date on life at home – please refrain from sending photos, as we do our best to keep waste minimal. Send your emails to camper@seacamp.com and include your student’s name in the subject line. Emails will be printed and delivered to camp once a day, except when students are on the live aboard boat trip. As there is no internet at camp, campers will not be able respond. Please be aware that messages are sometimes reviewed and those with inappropriate subject matter will not be delivered and may be forwarded to parent/guardian.

Prior to you student’ session be sure to discuss the importance of communicating with SEACAMP San Diego staff members. Instructors can only remedy ills we know about or witness; some students are quiet about their needs or problems. We try to hire a diverse staff so that even reserved students will be able to find someone they identify with and trust. Reinforce the importance of telling instructors about any questions or concerns your student may have while at camp.

All SEACAMP San Diego’s programs are centrally located in the community within easy reach of full medical facilities, including emergency care. All facilities are easily accessible by car and ambulance in case of emergency and professional medical care is on call 24 hours a day. Additionally, SEACAMP San Diego Instructors are certified Red Cross Lifeguards with First Aid, CPR for the Professional Rescuer and Oxygen Administration training. SEACAMP San Diego does not retain a nurse on staff, although we do have a paramedic consultant on call.

Our registration forms ask parents/guardians to provide information about medical conditions, allergies, prescription and over the counter medications, etc. Our staff should be aware of medications that students should be taking. Student information is confidential and stays with SEACAMP staff at all times. With over-the-counter medications, completed registration forms provide us with a written list of what the child takes on a regular basis (Advil, Aspirin, Midol, etc.) and students bring their own supply. We have added a list of OTC medications that we stock at camp that may be available to your students if necessary, and parents may give permission to make these medications available if necessary.

In regards to prescription medications, SEACAMP staff is not authorized to hold or administer prescription mediation to students – with the exception of emergency medication (i.e. Epi Pen) which staff are able to administer in an emergency situation. Students that require prescription medications will be responsible to hold and administer them.

All medications should be packed in a zip-top bag labeled with the student’s name. At bedtime, all prescription and over-the-counter medications will be collected to be stored in a locked container overnight. The only exception is for emergency medication such as epi-pens and inhalers, which are required to remain with participants at all times.

SEACAMP Staff cannot address or help remedy situations they are not made aware of. Students will need to communicate any health problems or concerns. If your child becomes ill or injured while attending SEACAMP San Diego, we will, of course, make sure that parents are kept informed about their child’s situation and progress. Whenever possible, parents/guardians will be included in decisions regarding their child’s care.

SEACAMP San Diego Instructors remind students to keep their dorm space clean and clear, to shower regularly, wear clothing appropriate for the day’s activities and bring water bottles with them for the day. Two of the most important things for a successful camp experience is staying well-hydrated and sunburn free. Staff remind students to apply and reapply sunscreen and drink water throughout the day. Students have access to water and sunscreen all day – even when we are in the field for the day.  It is helpful to discuss parent/guardian expectations regarding sun exposure, appropriate attire, hygiene and hydration, etc. prior to camp attendance. Ultimately, it is the student’s responsibly to stay well-hydrated and sunburn free.