Oasis Day Camp - A Typical Day

A day in the life of an Oasis camper!

Early Start Imagination Camp  (for 3, 4 and 5 Year Olds Who Have Not Yet Completed Kindergarten)

It is with care and mindfulness that we put together the very best Early Start program for our youngest camps. We have considered the little one’s physical and emotional need, abilities and interests. Our focus is as much on fostering friendships and bonds as it is on encouraging growth and exploration. When creating our daily schedule and summer program, we plan for physical activity, individual and group play and fine motor skill and creative development. All this with maximum fun and safety managed by our experienced and skilled staff!

This is our typical daily schedule; however, we post the actual schedule before camp begins. Keep an eye on the blog for more info!

We offer a variety of activities that vary in degree of activity:

Court Sports- Include: Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball,

Field Sports- Include: Soccer, Baseball, Field Hockey

Organized Games- Include: Scavenger hunt, capture the flag, relay races, kickball

Swim- We have instructional swim as well as supervised free swim time in the pool with our experienced Red Cross certified staff.

Performing Arts- Include: Dance, Theater, Music

Visual Arts- Include: Art, Crafts

Enrichment- Science, Outdoor Education, and Ready for September

Sample Typical Day for our ESIC Campers

A day in the life of an Oasis camper!

Lower Camp and Upper Camp (for campers entering the 1st grade through 6th grade)

At Oasis we believe that campers should be exposed to a wide variety of activities. That's why every week as part of their scheduled activities, Oasis campers participate in everything from sports and games, to creative and performing arts, outdoor adventure, and aquatic activities. Our camp also provides campers with the opportunity to further expand their interest and skills by introducing them to more skill based sports and games. Our incredible, "whole child" programming includes: 

The day is split up into various activities that encompass various sports and team building games, visual & performing arts, outdoor adventure, nature/science and swimming. These activities take place both in the morning and afternoon, with community lunch in between.

Visual arts activities are comprised of arts like drawing, painting and sculpture techniques Performing arts includes activities such as music, drama and dance. Field sports instruction includes soccer, softball, flag football, ultimate Frisbee. Court sports are generally tennis, basketball All the sports and games activities are complimented with an array of team building activities.

It is important for our campers to learn about the environment they live in, which is covered in outdoor adventure.  Nature/science is explored through scavenger hunts, orienteering, map making, compass usage, hiking and more.  At the pool, every camper is swim tested on their first day of camp and grouped according to their ability and receives swim instruction in addition to recreational swimming.

This is our typical daily schedule; however, we post the actual schedule before camp begins. Keep an eye on the blog for more info!

• Non-competitive, inclusive environment - building bonds and lifelong friendships.
• Choice time – campers pick their own activities.
• American Red Cross instructional/recreational swim.
• Activities planned to further expand and explore.
• Inter-camp travel/day trips.
• Special events such as carnivals, color war, scavenger hunt, tie-dye days, wacky dress up days, and more!

Sample Typical Day for Traditional Camp