Common Questions 

• The prices are higher this year than previous- why?

We always try to be fair with our prices, while being mindful of your budget.  We have never been a "for profit" camp.  This year we are hiring more camp teachers and coaches to offer a more personalized approach.  We want to enable your child a more in depth and enriching experience this year than previous years.  The increase in price enables us to order better and more plentiful materials and supplies for each program, offer your child more personalized attention and hire the absolute BEST coaches/instructors!  We want your child to have the best experience possible this summer! 

• Why does camp start at incoming grade 3 this year and not lower grades?

This year, we would like to see groupings of students that are closer in age, for safety.  Students will be broken into groups of INCOMING grades 3-5 and INCOMING grades 6-8 in most camps.  

• What's the different between the AM and PM session (8-10:30 and 11:30-2)? 

The sessions in each camp will offer different activities in case your child wants to do the full day and enroll in both! (this excludes Drama and age restricted camps)

• If my child is here for the full day, what do they do between 10:30-11:30 am? 

Lunch and Recess!! 

• What does my child need to bring? 

We recommend all campers come daily with a backpack containing the following items:  change of clothes, bathing suit, WATER, snacks, lunch, towel, sunscreen and bug spray. 

• Is financial assistance available?

YES.  The New Hampshire Department of Education is partnering with New Hampshire camps and school-age summer programs across the state to offer students the unique opportunity to move beyond COVID-19 and be a kid again. Students of all ages, backgrounds and abilities benefit from exposure to short-term summer enrichment programs, including in the areas of challenge, friend-making, positivity, and emotional safety. 

Eligible students and corresponding youth recreation camp fees include:

$750 eligible: Students with a disability are eligible for a $750 camp fee

$600 eligible: Students from families at or below 250% federal poverty level are eligible for a $600 camp fee

$450 eligible: Students from families at or below 400% federal poverty level are eligible for a $450 camp fee

APPLY AT https://rekindlingcuriosityeducation.nh.gov/

• Will there be a nurse on staff? 

Yes! Please make sure to bring your child's medications in a clear zip lock bag with their full name and dosing instructions.  

• Is there a discount if I register multiple children? 

At this time, we are unable to offer a multi-child discount.

• Will there be bus transportation this year? 

At this present time, no, BUT we are still looking into the possibility.  Demand was low last year for the bussing option.  However, if the need increases significantly this year, it may be an option.