Switching sessions is never a problem, providing there is still room in the session to which you want to move. Contact our office at wendy@holidayrecreation.com.

Yes, but the camp fee for added sessions would be based on the date when you add the session. In other words, if you take advantage of our early enrollment prices for your initial registration, and then add a session after March 31, you would pay the full camp fee for the added session and not receive the earlybird discount.

Yes (please see above).  As in most "split session" situations, it may not be ideal for the camper.  Let us know the details and we will do our best to make it work for the visiting child.

If you think you might want to sign up for multiple sessions, our advice is to sign up for any sessions you think you might want at the early discount prices. We will refund your money for additional sessions if you change your mind, providing you give us two weeks advance notice (or in the case of a new camper, one week notice).

No. We offer discounts for every camper through our earlybird enrollment plan.

We have 2 deadlines for early enrollment. To receive the greatest savings, you may pay each session in full before 1/31/05. The next best option is to give us a 1/3 deposit for each session you wish to attend by 1/31/05. There is another price break if campers sign up and pay in full, or give a 1/3 deposit by 3/31/05.

Fifty dollars of each camper’s total fee is non-refundable. An additional fifty dollar assessment will be made for cancellations with less than four weeks (28 days) notice. 

In cases of illness or injury beyond the camp's control, a refund will be made for all days in excess of three consecutive days of absence. 

If a 9^th grader still has the same interests and maturity level as those campers entering the 8^th grade, and he/she wants to attend camp in a group made up of mostly 8^th graders, but includes some 7^th graders, we would welcome the 9^th grader in the 8^th grade group. We would want to discuss this issue on an individual basis with parents to be sure that it is the right choice for your child.