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Since 1960, Camp Fire USA Alaska Council has been providing youth with opportunities to have fun, make new friends, gain self confidence and explore the natural world around them through an array of exciting summer programs.

2008 Summer Programs...
Camp Kushtaka
Overnight Camp on Kenai Lake for youth ages 7 - 18.
Camp Si-La-Meo
Day Camp in Anchorage for youth ages 4 - 13.
Summer Adventure Program
Full-day licensed school age child care for 1-7 graders located in elementary schools.

 

 


 Summer Adventure Program
Licensed Child Care  

Whether they’re out hiking a local trail, turning a potter’s wheel, swimming, helping out in their communities or simply playing on the playground; kids enrolled in the Summer Adventure Program will have opportunities to master new skills, build friendships and have a fantastic summer. These licensed school age child care programs are conveniently located in elementary schools throughout Anchorage, Eagle River and Fairbanks and offer parents the greatest flexibility for scheduling – register for as little as one day or for the entire summer.

Sample Activities Include:
Outdoor Education * Gym Games * Creative Art Projects * Science Exploration* Drama * Playground Fun * Cooperative Games * Cooking * Day Hikes * Field Trips * Theme Weeks * Bicycle Excursions * Special Guests * and much more…

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"My son enjoyed having so many
activities and making new friends
in the program at the school.
Thanks so much to all the
awesome staff who treat the
kids with such care.”
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Summer 2008 school locations will be determined in April, but they are generally located in East, South, Southwest, Midtown and West Anchorage as well as Eagle River and Fairbanks. Check the Camp Fire website for the latest information.


Cost is $35 per day or $165 per week.
Registration is through the Camp Fire office. Call 279-3551 for full details.


Counselors prepare to race in Camp Fire's annual Regatta at Goose Lake. The boats are built by the kids using cardboard, duct tape, and a lot of imagination!


A visit to STARBASE Alaska


Building doghouses for the
animal shelter.


Touring a Habitat for Humanity construction site.

 

 

 

 

 

 
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