Camps

Camps Nurture Kids' Love of Nature

Some Delaware Valley summer programs are geared to foster kids' inborn love of animals and the outdoors.

by Terri Akman

Academic Camps: A Smart Choice

by Ellen Warren

Questions To Ask Sports Camps

Kids attend sports camps to improve skills, stay active during the summer and have fun. These questions can help you match a sports camp with your child’s interests and abilities.

by Susan Stopper

Camps Without Borders

Today's youth travel and adventure camps offer styles ranging from rustic to resort. Many blend adventure, service and cultural immersion.

by Ellen Warren

Camp Extras Are Often Necessities

For many busy families, camp conveniences such as transportation and extended hours are necessities. Camps have responded with a variety of extra features and services.

by Terri Akman

2011 Super Camp Fair Photos

Families sampled activities and gathered in-depth information at the MetroKids Super Camp Fair, Jan. 30, at the Conshohocken (PA) Marriott.

A New Approach to Sleepaway Camp

In response to the economy and changing lifestyles, many overnight camps have added shorter sessions to their traditional 4- and 8-week schedules.

by Terri Akman

It's camp fair time!

Delaware Valley parents can find a camp fair on almost every weekend from January through March, including the MetroKids Super Camp Fair, Sun., Jan. 27, 2013 in Conshohocken, PA.

by Ellen Warren

The Holiday Gift of Summer Camp

Kids might not remember holiday toys, but they'll always remember their camp experiences.

How To Be a Good Camp Parent

Do’s and don’ts for a successful summer at day or overnight camp

by Ellen Warren