If any of the required registration information is missing, processing will be delayed, and a spot will not be held for your camper. We encourage you to complete all forms, including immunizations,  and payment together to avoid processing delays.

Yes! Register early and receive $30 off of your first camp week.
A $25 sibling discount is available for siblings attending the Day Camp program, grades K-8.

Scholarships for overnight camps are not available at this time.

Camp registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Your registration will be accepted and processed when all registration documents and payment have been received. You will be notified if the camp week(s) you selected are not available and be placed on a wait-list if you choose.

Cancellations will incur a $40 administrative fee. Refunds are only given in circumstances involving a medical reason or family emergency. We will do our best to accommodate the requested changes in camp weeks if there is space in the camp program you are requesting. A three-week notice period is required for changes.

We will try to accommodate one bunk partner request per camper to the best of our ability, but cannot guarantee placement.

Camp Warwick has a firm cell phone and electronics policy. This is not only for the safety of the electronics but also to help foster a camp community where campers are encouraged to develop relationship-building and social skills without the impact and distractions of technology.  Please click the link below for more information about our policy. If your camper uses technology as an assistive device, please let us know!

CW CELL PHONE POLICY

Camp Warwick is a Christian camp. We are owned by the Reformed Chruch in America and our core beliefs are central to the mission and purpose of our programming. To see our mission, purpose, and central beliefs visit our about Camp Warwick page. We hope that campers and staff are enriched by our times of reflection and learning in ways that generate mutual respect, empathy, and care for everyone that they meet. 

Summer camp is an incredible opportunity for campers to learn and grow each summer. At Camp Warwick we hope that campers learn independence, curiosity, social skills, relationship-building skills, community engagement skills, and gain confidence in who they are. Below are a few articles from the American Camp Association that provide further information on the positive impact camp can have on campers using research-based information. 

1. Then and Now: Why summer camp is more important than ever before https://www.acacamps.org/blog/then-now-why-summer-camp-more-important-ever
2. Why the World Needs Summer Camp: An essay to parents https://www.acacamps.org/article/camping-magazine/why-world-needs-summer-camp-essay-parents
3. Worried about sending your kid to college? Camp can help! https://www.acacamps.org/article/parents/worried-about-sending-your-child-college-camp-can-help
4. Why Kids Flourish at Camp https://www.acacamps.org/article/parents/why-kids-flourish-camp

Camp Sunrise invites adults ages 18-55 years of age. 

Day Camp has three groups divided up by age and grade. Our youngest group is completed Kindergarten- 2nd grade (7 years or younger), our middle group is 2nd grade (8 years or older) – 3rd grade, and our older group is 4th – 6th grade. We also welcome students through 8th grade and split that group, 7th-8th, when we have a large enough group. Otherwise, they are grouped with the older Day Camp group. 

In Camp is divided by weeks and grades. Summer 2023 will have 2 weeks, 3rd-6th grade and 6th – 12th grade.

As of summer 2022, Camp Sunrise averages 20-25 campers a week, Day Camp averages 30-40 campers a week, and In Camp averages 10-25 campers a week.

Yes! The state of New York requires us to have a Health Director. Each week we will have a qualified nurse available to care for your camper as needed. This includes giving medications and being present in the event of a medical emergency. Our nurses have either current RN or LPN certifications. We also certify all of our Directors in American Red Cross First Aid and CPR and we have 3 AEDs on the property. Each camp and group will also have a first aid kit. 

Yes. Every summer we have a waterfront director who ensures that the pool is kept at safe chlorine and pH levels. We also have 2 lifeguards on duty every day campers are swimming. Our lifeguards are certified by the American Red Cross. 

We do not have swimming lessons. Our pools are staffed with 2 lifeguards every day and have a waterfront director who provides swim tests at the beginning of each week to ensure that campers swimming in the deep end have the skills needed to safely do that. Our youngest group in Day Camp, for safety reasons, only uses the shallow end of the pool during their pool time.

At the beginning of each week, our lifeguards also go through the list of pool rules and implement the buddy system throughout each week to ensure that all campers are safe and accounted for. Counselors are also required to be present and attentive during pool time to ensure that the campers are continuing to follow safety rules while they are out of the water.