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![]() First day of Day Camp 2019 ![]() Day Camp Instructor Molly Hess leads a tour of the camp in 2018.
In 2020, Bearnstow offers Day Camp for children of school age for one, two-week session on weekdays: June 29July 3 and July 610; 9:30 a.m.5:00 p.m. Early drop-off and late pickup may be individually arranged. Children should be sufficiently mature to participate in a full day of activities. During these two weeks of Day Camp we open registration to all past campers who wish to stay at camp with their children so that they may share the Bearnstow camping experience. Swim gear, sturdy shoes, long and short pants, sweatshirts, and rain gear are strongly recommended; these items may be kept at camp. We supply towels, helmets (for riding), and some PFDs (personal flotation devices, life preservers). If the camper has a PFD, it would be good to bring it. The program varies daily, starting with chores (help with animals, cooking, simple maintenance) and includes swimming, horseback riding, campcraft, nature, the arts, and free play. For further information, contact Bearnstow Administration. For Young People, 1518 Molly Hess has directed Bearnstow Day Camp since 2011 and every summer looks forward to new adventures at camp. Originally from ![]()
Shawn Williams was a day camper for many years and now serves as senior counselor. Eliza Malecki was an Artist Resident in 2016 and has assisted with Day Camp each summer since then. This will be her second year as a full-time staff member. Fee for Day Camp: Two weeks Day Camp, Mondays through Fridays, including lunch is $275. A $50 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your place (which will be applied toward the total fee; the balance will be due upon arrival at Bearnstow).
For children grades 612 Directed by Molly Hess August 1923 (MonFri) 10 am4 pm ![]() The leadership camp children with Bearnstow Founder/Director Ruth Grauert (at left)
and camp faculty Shawn Williams and Molly Hess (right) Leadership camp is for children entering grades 612. Campers learned more deeply about Bearnstows natural environment and about camps history and how to care for it, practiced leadership skills, develop and lead their own lessons in an area of their choosing, and had the opportunity to create and perform in Bearnstows final show alongside the Young Artist Residents at Vienna Union Hall on August 24. Of course, we will also work in plenty of time for games, art, and swimming in Parker Pond!' | |||||||