CAMP ODYSSEY

Outdoor Adventure Camps

2024 Schedule, Details & Pricing

Adventure Camp is focused on outdoor experiences such as fishing, kayaking/canoeing, team challenges, survival skills, swimming and wetland exploration for Rising 1st to 8th graders.

The PreK4-K Program at Adventure camp is a way to introduce children to the wonderful world of camp. Campers have art, group games, swimming, and other outdoor activities as well as incorporating age-appropriate elements such as stories, songs, and rest time.

"Our children truly made memories that will last a lifetime. The excitement that our children felt going to camp made every day worthwhile."

"Our son had a fantastic two week camp experience and had many personal "wins" and growth opportunities. It was awesome to see his growth and overcoming his fears and doubts! We will definitely be back next year for more than just 2 weeks! THANK YOU!!!"

"Our children wanted to be the first ones there daily and requested that we not come until after camp was over. They truly enjoyed every moment of camp and wanted to maximize their time with their friends and counselors."

All Outdoor Adventure Camps are located at: Green Hill, 5471 Whitehaven Rd. Quantico, MD 21856..

See more information below.

Also be sure to check out our other camps available:
@ Green Hill, @ Wicomico Day School & School's Out Camps
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Outdoor Adventure Camp

Adventure Camp is focused on outdoor experiences such as fishing, kayaking/canoeing, team challenges, survival skills, swimming, archery, and wetland exploration.

Dates:

July 1 - July 5
(4-day week, special holiday rate)

Time:

8:30am - 3:30pm

Age Groups:

Rising PK4 - 8th Grade

214

per week

Outdoor Adventure Camp + Extended Care

Adventure Camp is focused on outdoor experiences such as fishing, kayaking/canoeing, team challenges, survival skills, swimming, archery, and wetland exploration.

Dates:

July 1 - July 5
(4-day week, special holiday rate)

Time:

7:30am - 5:30pm

Age Groups:

Rising PK4 - 8th Grade

259

per week

Outdoor Adventure Camp

Adventure Camp is focused on outdoor experiences such as fishing, kayaking/canoeing, team challenges, survival skills, swimming, archery, and wetland exploration.

Dates:

July 8 - July 12
July 15 - July 19
July 22 - July 26

Time:

8:30am - 3:30pm

Age Groups:

Rising PK4 - 8th Grade

269

per week

Outdoor Adventure Camp + Extended Care

Adventure Camp is focused on outdoor experiences such as fishing, kayaking/canoeing, team challenges, survival skills, swimming, archery, and wetland exploration.

Dates:

July 8 - July 12
July 15 - July 19
July 22 - July 26

Time:

7:30am - 5:30pm

Age Groups:

Rising PK4 - 8th Grade

324

per week

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Adventure Camp Questions

Check out a few frequently asked questions about Adventure Camp. You can see more general questions & answers about Camp here. And if you have a question that isn't listed, send us an email here.

What are the age group names?

Rising Pre-K to Kindergarten: Setting Sail
Rising First Grade: One Fish
Rising Second Grade: Two Fish
Rising Third Grade: Red Fish
Rising Fourth Grade: Blue Fish
Rising Fifth Grade: Marlins
Rising Sixth Grade: Dolphins
Rising Seventh & Eighth Grade: Sharks

What are the drop-off and pick-up times?

Drop-off time is 8 to 8:30am (Extended Care 7:30am-8:30am)
Pick-up time is 3 to 3:30pm (Extended Care 3:30pm-5:30pm)

Please enter and exit through the Whitehaven Rd. entrance and follow the signs in. Drop off and pick up will be in the circle at the end of the main driveway. Please drive slowly and be aware of campers, golfers, and wild life that may be on the road.

What should I bring?

Setting Sail Campers should bring:

A lunch, a snack, a refillable water bottle
Sunscreen (please apply before camp) and bug spray
Back up change of clothes (shoes that can get muddy)
Swim suit, towel, floaties, life vest, goggles, ear plugs, etc.
Tennis shoes that can get dirty (no crocs, flip flops)
Bag for dirty clothes
Items for rest (blanket, pillow)
Any medications must have written and signed doctor’s instructions.

One Fish to Shark Age Groups should bring:

A lunch, snack & reusable water bottle/drink container
You will want to use a cooler, with ice to keep your child’s lunch/drinks cold.
Apply sunscreen and bug spray for any outdoor activities.
Be sure to do tick checks on a regular basis.
Any medications must have written and signed doctor’s instructions.
Come to camp wearing a bathing suit
A towel, old sneakers, and a change of clothes.
Bag for dirty clothes
Rain jacket
Goggles, ear plugs, etc.
Tennis Racquet (optional)
Golf Clubs (Optional)
Tennis Shoes (no flip flops or open toe sandals)

Please label all personal items belonging to your camper.

Can lunch be purchased at camp?

Lunch may be ordered online.

Do campers swim every day?

Yes! Weather permitting, campers get a chance to swim at least once a day.

Do all aged campers play tennis?

Every group plays tennis except Setting Sail.

Do all aged campers play golf?

Every group plays golf except Setting Sail.

Do I need to bring tennis racket or golf clubs?

Equipment will be provided.