FAQS

What should I bring to camp this week?
What is your Tax ID?
Who coaches the camps?
Will there be a trainer on site?
Can I change or switch sports for camp?
Can my camper be with their friend?
My camper has a food allergy, what should I do?
My camper has a special medical situation (diabetes, asthma, etc.) What should I do?
How come the locations are subject to change within a city?
Do you split up boys and girls?
Is there a minimum number of campers required?
Refund Policy

What should I bring to camp this week?

We send two emails out prior to camp starting, but in case you have some first-class spam filters in place, you can read about everything you need to bring to camp for a fun-filled week right here.

Who coaches the camps?

We use a combination of local area High School coaches, athletes, former college athletes, and adult volunteers to help Jordan coach all of the campers.

Will there be a trainer on site?

Yes, we will have a trainer on site with basic first aid training. In the event of any injury, you will be notified.

Can I change or switch sports for camp?

Yes! Campers may choose a new sport each day. They will be given the chance to choose their sport in the morning when the staff divides campers up by age and their sport choice. We ask for a sport during initial check in to gauge demand for particular sports.

Can my camper be with their friend?

Buddies make camp even more fun! As long as your camper and their friend(s) are in the same age group (6-7, 8-9, 10-12) and doing the same sport, then they can be on the same team together. Simply let us know at check in, and make sure they let their coaches know they want to team up when we split campers into teams on our initial day of camp.

My camper has a food allergy, what should I do?

Because you can never be too safe, in the event your camper has a food allergy, we recommend packing them their own lunch for each day. We cannot provide a special snack to fit dietary needs unfortunately.

My camper has a special medical situation (diabetes, asthma, etc.) What should I do?

We recommend that unless your camper is used to handling their situation on their own, that you accompany them to camp and watch them throughout the day in the case of any medical emergency. We cannot be held liable for any injury or circumstance that occurs during normal camp activity.

How come the locations are subject to change within a city?

Even though we book our facilities in advance, on rare occasions the districts may need to override one of our locations before our camps start their first day. In this situation, we will notify all registered campers, and move to the next closest location, we need to be flexible, and we know you will work with us!

Do you split up boys and girls?

We attempt to split up the boys and girls for all competition purposes. We bring them together again when we do teamwork activities.

Is there a minimum number of campers required?

Yes, we typically require 40 registered present (depending on the camp) in order to run camp. This allows us to provide a quality experience that meets our standards and cover costs for field space, facilities, etc. In the very rare event we do not reach 40 campers, we will notify you 5 days in advance to cancel the camp, and provide you a full refund.

Refund Policy

For 2023, if you need to cancel your camp registration, you will be given a credit for a future camp.

(*If your camper is 12 years old and thus will be too old for a future camp, you will then receive a refund)

(**Credits will be good for up to 18 months from the time of issue)

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