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Camping has been at the heart of our Y’s mission for over a century. Our camp inspires self-confidence, encourages positive growth and development, and creates a sense of belonging for children and teens through our core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
Camp Clark thrives on being a leader in the community in regards to youth development and safety. Our camp keeps the youth engaged and safe all summer long, while creating friendships that can last a lifetime. Our camp provides kids the opportunity to try new experiences in a welcoming environment where they are comfortable being themselves.
See the Joy of Camp
Why the Y
You’re not just getting a camp counselor, you’re getting the Y!
Kids do better when they have access to multiple opportunities and resources. At the Y, we call this our integrated approach to youth development.
- Mental Health Clinicians and Behavior Support Specialists to help ensure all campers are successful
- Multi day training for all camp staff to understand safety protocols
- Training for specialty staff to ensure quality sports/activities
- CPR and First Aid certified staff on grounds at all times
- A registered nurse to ensure safety at all times
- Certified lifeguards
What Parents Are Saying
Traditional Camp Villages
Way in the Woods
Traditional camp for ages 5-6
Sioux Village
Traditional camp for ages 7-8 years
Cherokee
Traditional camp for ages 9-10 years
New Horizons
Traditional camp for ages 11-12 years
Lakota Villages
Traditional camp for ages 13-14 years
Specialty Camps
Aquatics
Aquatics camp focuses on swim lessons, tubing, sailing, and fishing with some traditional camp activities sprinkled throughout the day. Ages 8-12 years
Junior Lifeguard
Junior Lifeguard camp focuses on swimming, lifeguard education and training with some traditional camp activities sprinkled throughout the day. Ages 12-15
Circle Y
Circle Y camp (equine camp) focuses on horse care as well as riding lessons with some traditional camp activities sprinkled throughout the day. Ages 8-12
Circle Y Apprentice
Circle Y Apprentice camp focuses on advance horse care and riding lessons with some traditional camp activities sprinkled throughout the day. Ages 12-15
East Village
An adaptive option adaptive option for campers who require a smaller group size and program adaptations due to a physical, cognitive or emotional challenge. The smaller group size allows for more transition time, and support from staff to participate in traditional camp activities. Ages 4-15 years
Counselor In Training (CIT)
Designed for future counselors. Combines training sessions with hands-on experience assisting counselors, & building leadership skills. Must meet with camp staff before enrolling. Ages 15 years
FAQs
Get answers to some common questions about camp
Yes, we offer bussing in the morning and afternoon. We currently offer several routes for surrounding areas to help get your kids to camp for a fee. Looking for our bus routes? Bus schedules can be viewed during registration and will also be uploaded digitally once complete.
If you are packing for your camper, we recommend bringing the items every day below:
- Closed toe shoes
- Water Bottle (with water)
- Bathing suit & towel
- Sunscreen
- Bug Spray
Yes, we have a nurse on the camp grounds and we can administer medications as long as you have filled out the correct forms.
We do have campership applications for our two-week camperships for Basic Day Camp. They are income based and granted on a first come, first serve basis until funds have been allocated or camp enrollment has been filled.
If you choose to apply please be sure to utilize the checklist on the campership application and submit all required forms and documents together as we cannot process incomplete applications.
Yes! We have a camper change form which once complete, should be emailed to our staff. We also have a new online system if you would like to manage your summer experience yourself.