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Fairview Lake YMCA CAMPS
Established 1915 • fairviewlakeymca.org
summer
adventures
build confidence
NEW
Minisink Lodge
2015 Summer Camp
Camp Open Houses: Fairview Lake you
Your Home Away From Home
1:00-4:00pm
belong
January 18, 2015
February 15, 2015
March 15, 2015 Because of what you
April 12, 2015
become.
Visiting Days:
9:30am-3:00pm you B elong
July 12, 2015
August 2, 2105 you’re E nergized
you’re C onfident
you’re O pen-minded
you’re M otivated
you’re E mpowered
Welcome to Fairview Lake YMCA Camps!
For 100 years boys and girls have been attending camp on these shores. That is 100
years of making friends, learning confidence and having fun. At Fairview Lake we are
intentional in our program development. Every activity is created and reviewed to
bring out the best in the campers and staff. Our goal is to provide fun, safe programs New friendships
in our beautiful outdoor setting. These programs are designed to help children bloom quickly at
develop their sense of belonging while they become energized, confident, open- camp. Whether
minded, motivated and empowered. kids arrive on
100 years is an important milestone, it reminds us that we have a rich heritage of their own or bring
service. But we also know that history is made up of many moments and no moment friends, campers
is more important than this summer. Each child, each camper will carry the legacy of bond quickly as
Fairview Lake forward, as we grow together to change the world. they share living
History is made here every day. 100 space, motivate
and support each
years other with new
young
challenges and
est. 1915
Bob Kahle June 12-14 enjoy songs and
Executive Director skits.
2 3
you’re
Traditional Camp
energized
est. 1928 est. 1915 est. 1968
Minisink Coed entering grades 2-4 Sample Activities Sample of Daily Schedule
Our Minisink program is an ideal introductory experience for the younger camper. For many of our Archery Hiking 8:10am Line up
younger campers, this is their first time away from home and therefore, the goals of the program are to
provide a safe and comforting environment for our participants so that they may feel challenged to try Arts & Crafts High Ropes 8:15am Breakfast
new things and develop a sense of independence. In addition, the Minisink program provides a balance of Basketball Nature Exploration 9:15am Cabin Clean
structured and choice activities. Each camper receives swim instruction, cabin and unit activities plus two
elected periods daily. The afternoon concludes with the campers electing to participate in a recreational Beach Volleyball Marksmanship 10:00am Period 1
swim or heading to the athletic field for sports. While Minisink campers receive the individual attention Boating Photography 11:15am Period 2
they need, they also enjoy participating in all camp activities and meals with the older Laurel Ridge and
Kittatinny campers. This is perfect when siblings attend camp together and also makes for a smooth Climbing Wall Role Playing Games 12:25pm Line up
NEW! transition into Laurel Ridge and Kittatinny as the campers get older. 12:30pm Lunch
Dance Sailing
3-story indoor 1-week: June 28 - July 4 or July 19-25 2-weeks: July 5-18 or July 26 - August 8
climbing wall. Combine one and two-week programs for a three-week stay:
Dodge Ball Soccer 1:30pm Siesta/Trading Post
June 28 - July 18 or July 19 - August 8 (no variation from session dates listed) Drama Street Hockey 2:30pm Period 3
Energy is
contagious. Fishing Survival Skills 3:45pm Period 4
Camp radiates Kittatinny Boys entering grades 5-10 Laurel Ridge Girls entering grades 5-10
Frisbee Sports Swim Lessons 5:00pm Free Sport/Free Swim
with liveliness
Kittatinny is our male traditional camp program unit and Laurel Ridge is our female traditional camp GaGa Recreational Swimming 6:00pm Line up
as campers take program unit. Campers will share a cabin with other boys or girls their age. Our 3-week sessions allow
to their daily for plenty of opportunity to develop relationships, while participating in an array of cabin and program Goonie Gazette Tennis 6:15pm Dinner
adventures in the activities. Each week, campers will have the opportunity to select 3 progressive program activities
out-of-doors. Guitar Windsurfing 7:30pm Evening Activity
in which to participate, see activities on page 5. Campers will participate in each of these selected
The combination activities on a daily basis, along with swim instruction and opportunities for unstructured free play. Each 9:00pm Return to Cabin
“CAMP is
of fresh air, evening, campers will participate in an all-camp activity prior to lights out, see schedule on page 5.
quality staff Believe it or not there is still time for “siesta” right after lunch when everyone has a little quiet time to
and energizing read a book, write home, share time with friends or visit the Trading Post.
Regular life
like
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activity, leads 3-weeks: June 28 - July 18 or July 19 - August 8
campers to a
peak experience.
Campers may combine two sessions for a six-week experience:
stay at camp during “changeover weekend,” July 18-19.
Except way Better. - Matthew A.
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you’re
Specialty Camps
Confident
Creative Arts Camp Coed entering grades 4-10 Sailing and Windsurfing Camp Coed entering grades 4-10
A full week of fun for budding artists in both the performing and visual arts in a comfortable, Campers learn sailing skills and proper terminology to become proficient sailors. Campers use three beginner boats - Sunfish,
non-competitive environment. Activities include: drama, improvisation, drawing, dance, voice, creative Lasers and Comets or try windsurfing! Campers must pass the Advanced Swim Assessment to participate in this camp.
writing and guitar. Recreation time and all-camp activities will supplement your arts program. June 21-27 or August 9-15
June 21-27 or August 9-15
Target Games Coed entering grades 4-10
Confidence grows
Fairview Discovery Coed entering grades 2-10 At Target Games, our campers will have the opportunity to participate in a number of exciting activities from archery to riflery, and
in campers with Fairview Discovery is the ideal program for a camper looking for a fantastic week-long traditional catapults. Campers will begin shooting targets at our ranges, and as the week progresses, will get a chance to shoot moving targets.
each passing camp experience. This is also the perfect program for any three-week traditional camper to have the This program is great for beginners, as well as advanced marksmen.
opportunity to extend their stay and to participate in one more week of their favorite camp activities. June 21-27 or August 9-15
day and new
Campers in our Fairview Discovery program get the chance to select from a wide array of activities that
adventure. All they will participate in daily. The day’s activities are capped off with a free selection of sports and games
activities are at our sports field, or a free swim at our waterfront.
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“challenge by June 21-27 or August 9-15
CAmp
choice.”
With the support NEW! Intro to Sports Coed entering grades 2-5 Because of
of their friends New this year, we will be offering Intro to Sports as a one-week Specialty Camp program. Intro to Sports
and Y staff, kids participants will spend each day focusing on the basics, rules, and introductory level skills of a popular
I am more confident and
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are encouraged sport. More specifically, campers will learn about Basketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse, and Ultimate Frisbee.
The goal of this program is to teach campers the basics of these sports, along with the importance of
see the beauty in life!
to push just a
good sportsmanship. If you have a camper that may be interested in learning more about the basics of
bit beyond their
the above-mentioned sports, this may be the ideal program.
comfort zone and
June 21-27 or August 9-15
-Natalie T.
try new things.
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you’re
Adventure trips For a full description and sample trip itineraries,
please visit fairviewlakeymca.org.
open-minded
Use the calendar planner on page 15 to schedule
a summer of exciting adventures.
Our Environmental Trips for Challenge program (E.T.C.) uses Fairview Lake Type Program Name Duration Rating Dates Camp Description
YMCA Camps as a home base, staying in our seasonal, unadorned cabins with a central bathhouse and
pavilion. We want you to experience the joy of your surroundings, the satisfaction of meeting new Angler’s Catch June 21-27 or
challenges, and the discovery of special friendships. An experienced, trained, responsible staff member, 1 week Learn the Freshwater fishing basics.
(Coed entering grades 6-11) August 9-15
who is at least 21 years-old, leads each trip with at least one additional staff member. While on the Camp
Angler’s Catch (Deep Sea)
trail backpacking or hiking, or canoeing on the river, you’ll experience outdoor camping, cooking and 1 week August 2-8 Learn the Freshwater & Deep Sea fishing basics.
(Coed entering grades 6-11)
sleeping in tents. Expect to support each other, push limits, reach new heights and discover a new you!
Intro to Adventure 6/21-27, 7/5-11 Backpacking, hiking, wall climbing, outdoor camping,
Camp 1 week
Camps vs Trips (Coed entering grades 4-8) or 7/19-25 cooking, and more.
Camps: This is an adventurous experience that is here at Fairview Lake for the entirety of the camper’s stay. Outdoor Survival 6/28-7/4, 7/12-18, Learn how to use a GPS, a compass, shelter building, fire
Camp 1 week building, day hiking and an overnight tent experience.
(Coed entering grades 4-8) 7/26-8/1 or 8/9-15
Trips: These experiences are mainly off-site. Campers will be using Fairview Lake as a base camp.
Boots to Boats
Time off-site will be spent camping out. Trip 1 week June 28 - July 4 Backpacking, canoeing, tent camping and outdoor cooking.
(Coed entering grades 6-11)
Adventure Rating System - Trip
Camping and Carabiners
1 week
July 19-25 or Climb our climbing wall, high ropes course, giant swing
and leap of faith. Includes an overnight backpack trip on
(Coed entering grades 6-11) August 9-15 the Appalachian Trail.
Living and playing Wondering which Adventure Camp or Trip is most suitable for your camper?
Climbing Adventures Climb our climbing walls, high ropes course, giant swing and
Our Levels of Challenge system (see below) refers to the skill and ability level of the participant required Trip 1 week June 28 - July 4 vertical playpen also enjoy archery, riflery, swimming and
with an open mind (Coed entering grades 6-11) boating. Offsite climbs offering rappelling and climbing.
of the program. This system should help with your decision and help in putting your camper on the right
is a way of life at track for developing through participation in our Adventure Camps and Trips. Delaware Safari
camp. Campers Trip 1 week July 19-25 Canoeing, outdoor camping and cooking.
(Coed entering grades 8-11)
come from A combination of bike trips and an overnight backpacking
Level 1: Minimal outdoor skills and ability required. Entire program takes place on site. Hikes and Bikes trip on the Appalachian Trail. Enjoy archery, riflery, climbing
many different Trip 1 week June 21-27 wall, swimming and boating. Bring your own bicycle (needs
(Coed entering grades 6-11)
backgrounds, to be suitable for both paved and dirt roads) and helmet.
allowing campers Adventure Sampler July 5-18 or A three-day, two-night canoe trip on the Delaware River;
Level 2: Basic outdoor skills and ability required. One-day or one night off-site campout can Trip 2 weeks
July 26 - August 8
a three-day, two-night backpack trip on the Appalachian
the opportunity (Coed entering grades 6-11) Trail; camping, cooking, rock climbing and rappelling.
be expected.
to learn from E.T.C. Service Corps Campers learn the value of performing a variety of
Trip 2 weeks July 5-18 service projects. You can receive volunteer hours for
others who are (Coed entering grades 8-11) participation in this program.
different from Level 3: Can be two weeks in length and include multi-day trips away from camp either on
Rocks, Rivers and Reels Fishing, light hiking, climbing, four-day, three-night
the Appalachian Trail or Delaware River. Trip 2 weeks July 5-18
themselves. This (Coed entering grades 6-11) canoe trip, outdoor camping and cooking.
is an important Canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing and sailing on Fairview
Voyagers Lake. Off-site trips include a day rafting trip on the
take away for Level 4: Are our longest sessions and spend the most time away from camp. Trip 2 weeks July 26 - August 8 Lehigh River and a four-day, three-night canoe trip on
(Coed entering grades 8-11)
the Delaware River.
campers to use
ETC Extreme Challenge Backpacking on the Appalachian Trail.
right through Trip 3 weeks July 19 - August 8 Includes: kayaking, mountain biking, zip lining, rappelling,
(Coed entering grades 8-11) rafting, waterskiing and a group service project.
adulthood.
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you’re
ranch camp CIT program you’re
motivated
empowered
One-Week Program Coed entering grades 4-10 Counselor-In-Training Program - for Traditional, Adventure Trips and Ranch Campers
The thrill of Our riding program is the summer home to carefully selected horses for riders of all ages and abilities. Coed entering grade 11 (16 years old) In an environment
accomplishment Instruction for beginners through advanced riders is led by skilled riding instructors from a wide selection The CIT program is an extensive and rigorous four-week program that offers selected applicants the created to
is within reach for of disciplines. Each camper or “Ranchie” will be assigned a horse and taught how to manage and care opportunity to develop leadership, program, outdoor living, and effective counselor skills. The focus highlight
every child, every for it throughout the session. Each day, campers will saddle up for expert ring lessons and exciting trail is on small group dynamics, communication skills, teamwork and value clarification, as well as conflict personal growth,
rides discovering the magic of all 660 acres here at Fairview Lake. Campers will also have opportunities resolution. Selected applicants participate in a variety of exercises and challenges and also have the
day at camp. each camper
to swim and participate in traditional camp activities in the evenings. At the end of the session campers opportunity to take the American Red Cross Lifeguard Course.
Counselors guide will participate in a horse show, giving them the chance to demonstrate their newly found skills. Our is empowered
kids in setting The first three weeks of the program will focus on skills and techniques through a plethora of exciting to strengthen
riding director is an ACA approved Certified Riding Instructor.
lessons. The final week of the program will provide applicants the opportunity to experience the life of a
and reaching Coed - June 21-27 or August 9-15 Girls - June 28 - July 4 or July 19-25 relationships by
camp counselor as they are fully immersed in assisting counselors. Due to the success of the program, we
goals that fit will be offering two, four-week programs to allow for more individual growth and attention. The goal is participating in
their unique Two-Week Program Girls entering grades 4-10 to have our CITs leave their four-week program with the skills to be effective leaders at camp, and back a wide variety
abilities, as well home in their communities. Please contact the summer camp director for specific information. of activities
Includes many of the same lessons as the one-week program, plus so much more. The emphasis is on
as motivate advancing your abilities as a rider. Campers will increase their knowledge of horses and learn basic animal June 21 - July 18 or July 19 - August 15 designed to build
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and encourage care; recognizing common diseases, reading vital signs, and administering basic first-aid. As a culminating lasting skills
CAmp give me confidence through a sense of belonging,
Not only did
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campers to event campers will participate in a horse show, giving them a chance to demonstrate sharpened skills. August and memories.
achieve their campers attend the nationally famous Sussex County Farm and Horse Show at the New Jersey State Fair. it empowered me by giving me opportunities to see my true potential. At camp, magic
group’s goals. July 5-18 or July 26 - August 8 -Taylor T. happens.
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COME HERE ALL YEAR
2015 FAIRVIEW LAKE YMCA CAMPS REGISTRATION FORM
(MUST be completed and mailed to: Fairview Lake YMCA Camps, 1035 Fairview Lake Road, Newton, NJ 07860 or Faxed to: 973 383 6386)
Camper Information (Please print clearly)
First Name: Last Name: Age: DOB: Gender: M F
FAIRVIEW LAKE YMCA CAMPS Street: Apt #: Grade as of 9/15:
City: State: Zip: Home Phone:( )
Current Y Member: Yes No Y Location: Membership Expires on:
Returning Camper: Yes No This is my year at Fairview Lake YMCA Camps. County (NJ Residents only):
Bunk request (one per camper/both campers must make same request):
Camper lives with (so we can better serve your family): Both Parents same household Shared custody: Mother, Primary Father, Primary
Other (please indicate): School attended by camper:
Parent Information (Please print clearly)
First Name: Last Name: Cell Phone:( )
Occupation: Company: Phone:( ) Ext.:
First Name: Last Name: Cell Phone:( )
Occupation: Company: Phone:( ) Ext.:
E-mail Contact (For all camp correspondence/parent packets and newsletters. Please print clearly):
Name: E-mail: Primary/Alternative
Name: E-mail: Primary/Alternative
For first time campers; How did you hear about Fairview Lake YMCA Camps?
If you were referred by someone, please state their name:
Has anyone in your family previously attended Fairview Lake YMCA Camps? Yes No
Name: Relationship to camper:
Fairview Lake YMCA Camps Agreement with Camper's Parents
Membership - All campers must have a current YMCA membership. The $50 membership fee (if applicable) must accompany the registration form. At
In an environment created just for you, each person is empowered to strengthen relationships by participating the time of registration, non-members become a Fairview Lake YMCA Camps Summer Youth Member.
in a wide variety of activities designed to build lasting memories. At camp, magic happens. Join us. Deposit Requirements - $250 deposit for each one week session and $500 deposit for each two or three week session. This deposit is applied to
the total tuition bill. The $50 membership fee (if applicable) must accompany the registration form.
Sibling Discount - If more than one child from the same family is enrolled in camp, receive a 5% discount for each additional child. Discount applies to
Environmental Education the lower priced session(s). Applies toward camp tuition fees, they are not applicable for Membership or CIT fees.
The Environmental Education program provides a once-in-a-lifetime experience for students. Leave the classroom and Refund Policy - Deposit fees are non-refundable. Entire camp fees are also non-refundable if a camper leaves due to homesickness, dismissal or
explore the Kittatinny Ridge: a three-mile hike to the highest point of our facility. Along the way, students gain valuable voluntary withdrawal. Fees paid over and above the deposit are refundable ONLY if cancellation is made at least 30 days prior to the start of camp
insight and experience a brief section of the renowned Appalachian Trail. session. If it is deemed advisable to send a camper home for an extended period for medical reasons, one half of the unexpired portion of the
session will be refunded.
Financial Assistance - The Y is accessible to all people. Financial assistance is available to individuals and families who need our programs and
Family and Specialty Weekends services most. Please call or visit our web site for more information and an application.
Family Camp Weekends Mother/Daughter Weekend Father/Daughter Weekends Our camps are for those who enjoy camping. Rules for acceptance and participation in the program are the same for everyone without regard to
February 13-15, 2015 January 30 - February 1, 2015 December 4-6, 2015 race, color, national origin, sex, age and disability. It is understood that all campers will be treated as individuals and respect shown for reasonable
May 22-24, 2015 differences in tastes, preferences, abilities, and range of behavior patterns. The Y reserves the right to dismiss a child from camp whose special needs
Mother/Son Weekend Women’s Wellness Weekends
June 12-14, 2015 we are not able to meet or whose conduct is not in the best interest of the total camp, without refund.
November 6-8, 2015 March 6-8, 2015 or November 13-15, 2015
(100 years in camping celebration) The Y is granted the right to use any and all pictures and videos taken of camp activities in their production of materials for promotion of Y activities.
September 4-6, 2015 Father/Son Weekend Guy’s Weekends Believing my child is qualified for camp life, I give permission for my child to take part in all activities and understand there is some risk involved in
October 23-25, 2015 February 27 - March 1, 2015 November 20-22, 2015 all physical activities. I agree to place him/her in care of the camp, subject to all its rules and regulations. As required by New Jersey State Law, I give
permission for my child to handle and fire a rifle and/or bow and arrow, and to participate in out-of-camp trips.
Visit our Web site to view our Adult and Family Weekends brochure for rates and more. Parent’s/Guardian’s Signature: Date: / /
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2015 Camps, Dates and Rates
Traditional Camps ADVENTURE TRIPS/E.T.C. Plan Your 2015 Summer Schedule Here
Angler’s Catch (1 week camp, Coed entering grades 6-11) Dates Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8
Minisink June 21 – June 27 (Freshwater Fishing Only).............................................. $830 (Sun-Saturday) June 21-27 June 28-July 4 July 5-11 July 12-18 July 19-25 July 26-Aug 1 Aug 2-8 Aug 9-15
Coed entering grades 2-4
August 2 – August 8 (Freshwater and Deep Sea Fishing)........................ $965
June 28 – July 4 (1 week)..............................................................................$910
July 5 – July 18 (2 weeks)...........................................................................$1,735 August 9 – August 15 (Freshwater Fishing Only)...................................... $830 Traditional Camp (See pages 4 and 5)
July 19 – July 25 (1 week).............................................................................$910 Introduction to Adventure (1 week camp, Coed entering grades 4-8)
July 26 – August 8 (2 weeks)..................................................................$1,785* June 21 – June 27............................................................................................. $830 Minisink Minisink Minisink Minisink
Combine 1 and 2-week programs for a 3-week stay July 5 – July 11..................................................................................................$830
July 19 – July 25................................................................................................ $830 Coed Minisink Minisink
(Sorry no variation from session dates listed above.)
June 28 – July 18 (3 weeks)...................................................................... $2,510 Outdoor Survival (1 week camp, Coed entering grades 4-8) Grades 2-4
July 19 – August 8 (3 weeks).................................................................$2,560* June 28 – July 4................................................................................................. $830
July 12 – July 18................................................................................................ $830
Kittatinny and Laurel Ridge July 26 – August 1............................................................................................ $830
Coed entering grades 5-10 (3-weeks) Kittatinny Kittatinny
August 9 – August 15..................................................................................... $830
June 28 – July 18.......................................................................................$2,510 Boys
July 19 – August 8...................................................................................$2,560* Boots to Boats (1 week trip, Coed entering grades 6-11) Grades 5-10
June 28 – July 4................................................................................................. $965
Traditional Camp Transportation Camping and Carabiners (1 week trip, Coed entering grades 6-11)
New York City to Fairview Lake transportation. July 19 – July 25................................................................................................ $965 Laurel Ridge Laurel Ridge
Pick-up: June 28 - Drop-off: July 18 ($100) August 9 – August 15..................................................................................... $965 Girls
Pick-up: July 19 - Drop-off: August 8 ($100) Climbing Adventures (1 week trip, Coed entering grades 6-11) Grades 5-10
June 28 – July 4................................................................................................. $965
(Call camp office for pick-up/drop-off location and time.)
Delaware Safari (1 week trip, Coed entering grades 8-11)
Specialty Camp (See pages 6 and 7)
specialty Camps July 19 – July 25................................................................................................ $965 Coed Intro to Intro to
June 21 – June 27 (1 week) Hikes and Bikes (1 week trip, Coed entering grades 6-11) Grades 2-5 Sports Sports
Creative Arts Camp – Coed entering grades 4-10................................$910 June 21 – June 27............................................................................................. $965
Fairview Discovery – Coed entering grades 2-10................................$910 Coed Fairview Fairview
Intro to Sports – Coed entering grades 2-5...........................................$910 Adventure Sampler (2 week trip, Coed entering grades 6-11) Grades 2-10 Discovery Discovery
Sailing/Windsurfing Camp – Coed entering grades 4-10................ $955 July 5 – July 18............................................................................................... $1,710 Creative Creative
Target Games – Coed entering grades 4-10...........................................$910 July 26 – August 8......................................................................................... $1,710
Arts Arts
August 9 – August 15 (1 week) E.T.C. Service Corps (2 week trip, Coed entering grades 8-11)
July 5 – July 18............................................................................................... $1,710 Coed Sailing/ Sailing/
Creative Arts Camp – Coed entering grades 4-10................................$910
Fairview Discovery – Coed entering grades 2-10................................$910
Grades 4-10 Windsurfing Windsurfing
Rocks, Rivers and Reels (2 week trip, Coed entering grades 6-11)
Intro to Sports – Coed entering grades 2-5...........................................$910 July 5 – July 18............................................................................................... $1,710 Target Target
Sailing/Windsurfing Camp – Coed entering grades 4-10................ $955 Games Games
Target Games – Coed entering grades 4-10...........................................$910 Voyagers (2 week trip, Coed entering grades 8-11)
ranch camp
July 26 – August 8......................................................................................... $1,710
Adventure Trips / E.T.C. (See pages 8 and 9)
Coed entering grades 4-10 (1 week) ETC Extreme Challenge (3 week trip, Coed entering grades 8-11)
July 19 – August 8.........................................................................................$2,710 Angler’s
June 21 – June 27..........................................................................................$1,045 Angler’s Outdoor Intro to Outdoor Intro to Outdoor Angler’s
Catch
August 9 – August 15..................................................................................$1,045 1 Week Catch Survival Adventure Survival Adventure Survival Catch
(Deep Sea)
Girls only entering grades 4-10 Counselor-in-training (CIT) program Camp
June 28 – July 4 (1 week).............................................................................$1,045 Coed entering grade 11 (16 years old) Intro to Outdoor
July 5 – July 18 (2 weeks)............................................................................$1,995 June 21 – July 18 (4 weeks)........................................................................$2,510 Adventure Survival
July 19 – July 25 (1 week)............................................................................$1,045 Traditional Track ETC Track Ranch Track Hikes and Camping & Camping &
July 26 – August 8 (2 weeks)...................................................................$2,045* Boots to Boats
July 19 – August 15 (4 weeks).................................................................$2,560* 1 Week Bikes Carabiners Carabiners
* Price includes NJ State Fair admission and $25 spending money. Traditional Track ETC Track Ranch Track Trips Climbing Delaware
Call camp office about deposit and special application - 800 686 1166. Rocks, Rivers and Reels
Adventures Safari
New for 2015!
Refer a Friend** Refer a first time Fairview Lake camper to any summer Adventurer Sampler Adventurer Sampling
New York City Airport to Fairview Lake transportation. 2 Week
New York City Airport Transportation Round Trip ($200) camp program and you can earn $20 referral credit to the Trading Post for E.T.C. Service Corps Voyagers
each week your friend is registered. Your family can earn up to $300. Be Trips
sure to write the referring family name here: Rocks, Rivers and Reels
Camper T-shirt (choose one size):
Youth sizes: S M L **Credit valid at Trading Post only. Non-transferable. 3 Week Trip ETC Extreme Challenge
Adult sizes: S M L XL
To avoid a $50 late fee, please pay balance of all fees by June 1, 2015.
Ranch Camp (See page 10)
Coed
Y summer camp membership fee - $50 (must accompany deposit) Ranch Camp Ranch Camp
Grades 4-10
I’d like to make a contribution to Camp’s Financial Assistance fund in the amount of $
Pay by Check - payable to: Fairview Lake YMCA Camps Pay by Credit Card: _ Master Card
Girls
Visa American Express Discover Ranch Camp Ranch Camp Ranch Camp Ranch Camp
Grades 4-10
Credit Card #: Expiration Date: Amount: $
Counselor-In-Training Program (See page 11)
Name of Card holder (Print): Signature: Date:
Coed (Age 16)
Please charge balance of camp fees to this card between 5/15/15 and 6/1/15. (Please remember to mark your calendar.) June 21 - July 18 July 19 - August 15
Grade 11
I would like to be contacted to discuss a payment schedule. (Get application in as early as possible because full payment is due by June 1, 2015)
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What I Became:
It wasn’t until I got to college, 1,954 miles away from home When I joined the Fairview Lake staff in 2012, I fully
and everything that I associate with my childhood, that I understood what made Fairview Lake so extraordinary. The
truly realized what a special and unique place Fairview Lake physical setting of camp can seem cookie cutter-like to
Camp is. After working with and studying along side students outsiders; many camps have lakes and rock climbing walls and
from all over the country, it became clear to me that people cabins. What truly makes Fairview a “home away from home”
spend a huge portion of their time in college discovering and is the dedicated counselors and senior leadership staff that
developing fundamental truths about themselves. Although encourage organic character building in all different kinds
I know its true that we spend our whole lives learning about of kids who are lucky enough to spend even just a weekend
ourselves and becoming comfortable with the person we are, at Fairview. As a long-time counselor it always makes my
I know for a fact that Fairview has given me an exceptional summers feel so special when I can help kids overcome a
head-start in this mission. fear of sailing by putting the ropes in their hands, allowing
them to set their comfort levels, and feel proud of their
After my first summer in 2004, and ever since then the
accomplishments. Or have late-night devotions and help
Fairview Lake community has given me the chance to learn
young women realize that self-worth and confidence is the
about and develop my true character. If you would have
greatest asset you could have. I am so very lucky to have the
asked shy, nine-year-old Kathryn whether she thought she
chance to help such wonderful campers grow, learn from their
was developing public speaking skills when she made an
mistakes and even have them teach me things that I would
announcement about a lost pair of goggles (too many lost
have never learned elsewhere.
pairs of goggles, honestly), she would have thought you were
crazy. Learning to be a trustworthy spotter for a friend on There are countless reasons why I have chosen to come back
the Mohawk Walk obstacle course has made me accountable to Fairview Lake for eleven summers. Camp has done so much
for my actions and become a strong team leader. No camp for my family, my friends, and I always feel welcome back at
story could possibly be complete without mentioning Color my “home away from home”. I will always try and give back
War, and being placed on the Sioux team as a seven year old as much as camp has given to me, and I know that Fairview
helped me develop a strong, and more importantly, healthy has given countless
sense of community and competition. I loved more than others similar, wonderful
anything dressing up in all red and feeling a true bond with experiences. I will always
all of my other teammates. My counselors taught me that it hold these summers
was okay to miss my family, and then again at age fifteen dear to my heart and I
they taught me that it was still okay to miss them even when know that this upcoming
the teenage consensus was that we were supposed to be too summer will be one of
cool to be homesick. Fairview helped me become a rounded the most memorable
and mature individual who knows that you should never give experiences of my life.
up a chance to lead a campfire song while dressed in whacky -Kat Husiak-
outfits.
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