Hours & Transportation

General Activities

Camp hours are 9am-4:30pm.Camp location: Avon (Tel. 860-409-7051)

Campers can be dropped off anytime after 7am and must be picked up before 6pm.

Huge, fully-equipped arts and crafts room Instructional team sports and athletic opportunities Weekly free-swim and swimming lessons available* (asterisk applies to note on back of brochure)

Weekly cooking activities and BBQ’s Daily soft-serve ice cream bar Daily team building activities and collaborative week-long projects

Our Prize Zone program allows campers to get prizes using points they earn through attendance and participation in activities.

Book Club is offered on a daily basis to encourage summer reading.

Field trips and special guests (included and vary by age group):Rockwell Park Nod Brook Nature TrailStratton Brook Park Soarin’ IndoorsHeublein Tower Mystic AquariumCanoeing Riverside ReptilesNew Britain Bees Baseball Children’s MuseumCT Science Museum Home DepotBlue Fox Rock n Bowl Sperry Park

REGISTRATION HAS STARTED, AND OUR SPACE IS L IMITED, SO CALL SOON!

Our all-inclusive program is more than just a camp! With daily team building activities and collaborative week-long projects, our campers feel more

like family! Unlike the academic school year, your school-age child won’t spend the summer in a “race-to-the-top”. Our summer camp focuses on the process of each activity, not just the product.

Our campers are able to explore their individual interests at their own pace while experiencing a pure camp experience that is as memorable, diverse and rewarding as we remember ours to be. Building friendships, developing a love of learning and having fun are the important values we emphasize, and with weekly field trips and exciting activities, our campers have the time of their lives!

A typical day consists of a balance between structured team activities with a focus on fun and time for campers to explore their own interests. Each week’s activities include opportunities to spark campers’ curiosity in the areas of science, technology, engineering, art, and math, (STEAM). Campers experience the value of perseverance and the pride of success while being challenged in a nurturing and fun-filled environment!

Our camp lunch and snack menus are specially designed to please school-age kids, and once a week we have a barbeque lunch... all the burgers and dogs you can eat!

Our dedicated counselors have many years of experience working with children of all ages and have been with our camp program for many years.

Theme WeeksWeek 1: EPC Infinity Originals June 19-23 Based on the well-known game, Disney Infinity, campers will build a real-life “skill tree” as they accomplish specific challenges while working independently or as a member of their team in the great outdoors.Week 2: Amazing Race June 26-30 Campers will experience virtual tours of different countries from around the world, participating in friendly competition and celebrating diverse engineering, cultures and cuisine.Week 3: Legendary ExcavatorsJuly 3-7 (closed July 4) Based on the popular app, Terraria, campers will participate in an archeological dig. Using basic tools they will unearth lost artifacts in order to unravel an ancient mystery.Week 4: Super Splash CampersJuly 10-14Based on the Super Mario Brother’s game, campers will earn and collect coins as they participate in wild water adventures throughout the week and construct a vast water wall.Week 5: EPC Sports World July 17-21Working as teams or with partners, campers will work collaboratively to strategize winning plays in a variety of popular and unique sporting events.Week 6: Masters of the Universe July 24-28Through diverse story lines, campers will develop the skills needed to solve problems and overcome obstacles while exploring the universe.Week 7: Sensei Recyclers July 31-Aug 4Campers will become real-life masters in the arts of reducing, reusing, recycling and repurposing, creating super-cool stuff!Week 8: Epic Engineers Aug 7-11Based on the popular video game, Minecraft, campers will brainstorm designs and work together to create 3-dimensional structures using a variety of building materials.Week 9: Food Network Aug 14-18Campers will dive into fun and exciting new ways to make delicious and nutritious snacks, desserts, and meals.Week 10: EPC-elodeon Aug 21-25Campers will be challenged in creating and participating in game shows based on the classic Nickelodeon hit.

l All inclusive! Meals, snacks and participation in all field trips and special events are included in the cost of tuition!*

l For children entering 1st grade through12 years old

l All Counselors are CPR & First Aid Certified

l Swimming and swim lessons

l Lifeguard on duty

l Campers grouped by age and interests

l Field trips every week

l Dedicated 7,000 sq. ft. building with on-site athletic fields & nature trails

l Theme-based and hands-on exploration

General Information

www.EducationalPlaycare.com/campEmail: camp@educationalplaycare.com

Hours/Fees per WeekRegistration Fee $75

Camp LocationRiverdale Farms

144 Simsbury Road/Avon, CTP: 860.409.7051F: 860.676.8366

Transportation from our location in West Hartford is

available and included in the cost of tuition.389 Park Road

West Hartford, CTP: 860.232.5038

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Family discounts for multiple children

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# WeeksFull Day

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1-3 $390

4-6 $360

7-10 $335