2019 Blast Overnight and Day Camp

Dates and Fees for 6 - 10 year olds

Blast is a great way to meet new friends, enjoy great activities and fall in love with some crazy Medeba characters! Blast is a great introductory week designed for 6 - 10 year olds to come and discover camp in a safe way.

For Day Campers, it's a great way to spend your day, as they experience exciting activities. For Overnight campers, it's an amazing week of new activities, entertaining campfires and fun widegames as well!

Mini Blast

For those campers who want a smaller taste of overnight camp, we offer the same great program for just half the week. Campers may attend from Sunday to Wednesday (Mini Blast A) or Wednesday to Saturday (Mini Blast B).  This is a great introduction to Overnight Summer Camp for those who may not be ready to be away for a whole week. Swimming lessons and laundry service are not available for campers in the Mini-Blast programs.

Activities

Campers stay with their cabin groups and cabin leaders as they rotate through a schedule of preset activities during the week. This schedule usually includes activities like kayaking, crafts, rock climbing, archery, wilderness skills, drama, giant swing or a hike to our tree house. At the end of each day, campers will be given the opportunity to play field sports or go to free swim. Evening activities for overnight campers include campfires, wide games, and cabin time before lights out.

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Instructional Swimming

Campers may also choose to take instructional swimming. Based on the Lifesaving Society Swim for Life program, we offer 5 hours of instruction taught by certified instructors. Instructional swimming will occur instead of one the regular activities scheduled and is included in the camp fee.

Spaces are limited, so sign up in advance of the week. If your camper would like to take instructional swimming please contact us by email (info@medeba.com) or call us at 1-800-461-6523. Instructional swimming is not available for Mini Blast Campers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Blast Overnight Weekly Schedule

Packing List

We recommend that you help your child pack and involve them in the process of choosing what to bring so that they can identify their own belongings. We also recommend that you label everything. If you bring sheets for the cabin, remember you will still need a sleeping bag for tabin night.

TO PACK FOR CAMP

TO BRING TO CAMP

Please label and pack the items below in day pack:

• pair of running shoes
• beach towel
• swimsuit
• sunscreen and hat
• suitable outerwear for the weather 
• Optional snacks (NO NUT PRODUCTS PLEASE). New for 2019, we are including lunch in the cost of camp. Please contact us if you wish to opt-out of the lunch program to bring your own.