Summer Camp FAQs
Find answers to common questions about sessions, activities, and life at Camp Carysbrook.
What is different about Camp Carysbrook from other girls camps?
Our small size makes for a tight-knit community where you know each camper and staff member’s name.
At Camp Carysbrook, we believe the opportunity to try new things without fear of failure as well as to develop a strong work ethic and perseverance is critical to the development of young women which is why we offer instruction at five skill levels in all of the 18+ activities (beginner through advanced) at camp.
What sets Camp Carysbrook apart is our dedication to developing independence by empowering campers including designing their own schedule of activities daily. Campers listen to announcements in the Dining Hall after meals and have the opportunity to participate in any activity open that day including as many as they choose during an activity period with the exception of scheduled activities. The only scheduled activity programming at Carysbrook are daily swimming lessons, optional horseback riding lessons, and trips out of camp. For safety purposes, all campers participate in swim lessons. Campers earn points for themselves and their team, work towards mastery of the various skill levels, and ultimately earn charms for their pennant before they leave camp.
This allows campers to practice decision-making, goal-setting, and time management disguised as fun as they customize their schedule daily based on their new and developing interests. As a result of our many years offering this model of activity programming, we have found that girls are more likely to step outside their comfort zone and expand their interests, hobbies, and skills for a formative camp experience and memories to last a lifetime. In contrast to a highly scheduled environment in school and outside of camp, this level of personalization and choice are liberating for campers and result in new levels of engagement and creativity.
Is my camper eligible to attend Camp Carysbrook for girls? What accomodations are possible to meet the needs of my camper?
It is our goal to partner with parents/guardians to work together to determine if the Camp Carysbrook program will be a positive experience and is suitable for your camper prior to her enrollment. Safe participation in the programming at Camp Carysbrook requires certain physical, mental, emotional, and social health abilities, and you will understand that we are limited as to the types of accommodations we are able to provide by the scope of our program and facilities. As each camper’s ability to participate is unique, decisions to accept a participant are made on an individual basis. As such, we request that parents and caregivers review the “Essential Eligibility Criteria” in the Camp Carysbrook Handbook and contact Erika with any further questions upon enrolling their camper.
Which session is right for my camper?
Check out this handy chart or take the quiz to help you decide which session is right for your camper.
What is the Payment Protector Insurance and how does it work?
Please refer to the Camp Carysbrook Handbook for more details regarding this option to protect your investment. Camp Carysbrook is no longer able to directly offer refunds due to illness. Purchase of this option is optional and is an independent contract between you and the insurance company.
The chart below should help you understand the entire flow of Program Protector.
First, the parent/caregiver submits their order. Next, CampMinder will mark this camper as having purchased Program Protector within their record. CampMinder will alert Tripmate in step 2b once the camper has been enrolled. They’ll reach out to the parents with important information about Program Protector, and hopefully, the cycle will end there. However, if the parent does need to use their Program Protector plan, they’ll contact Tripmate directly, who will then contact you to confirm their claim. Instructions for contacting Tripmate and filing a claim can be found in materials emailed to the parent from Tripmate upon enrollment.
Remember, cancellation must be two (2) days or more before the session begins. Program Protector is only available to campers residing in the United States. And the Enhanced Plan is NOT available to families residing in New York.
Can I customize a session based on my camper’s schedule?
Our sessions are thoughtfully structured to offer flexibility while preserving the sense of community that makes camp special. Families can mix and match from our set session options to create the length of stay that works best. This approach keeps arrivals and departures consistent, helping campers build stronger friendships and enjoy a smoother, more connected experience all summer long.
My camper attended the 1 week session last summer, can she attend for 1 week again this summer?
The 1-Week Intro Session is designed especially for new campers as a gentle introduction to the Camp Carysbrook experience. It’s perfect for families who want to help their camper build confidence being away from home. After completing the intro session, most campers are ready to join a longer stay, where they can fully immerse themselves in camp life.
Campers who attend for 2 or more weeks have more time to build on the skills and confidence they developed during the first week—and to truly enjoy the rewards of their hard work. With extra time, they can deepen friendships, explore more activities, and fully experience the traditions and rhythm that make Carysbrook so special. The 1-Week Intro also overlaps with our 3- and 7-Week sessions, ensuring a great mix of new and returning campers.
Can my camper add riding to the 1 Week Session?
We don’t recommend adding riding lessons during the 1-Week Intro Session. With only ten activity periods and more than 18 activities (plus trips!) to choose from, it can be challenging to fit in the three time slots needed for riding lessons. Because riding is also weather-dependent, cancellations can be disappointing in such a short stay.
That said, 1-Week campers still have special opportunities to spend time with the horses! Weather permitting, they may get to participate in a barn overnight or enjoy a horse experience as part of an evening program—just the right amount of horse time to spark excitement and confidence for a longer session next summer.
How can I secure my camper a spot in a session?
Complete the Registration Form. If there is a WAITLIST for your session preference, be sure to register for the Waitlist and if there is another session you are interested in, contact Erika in the office.
What is a Wait List?
Once a session is 90% full, administrative staff creates a Wait List where campers interested in a session are held until staff can confirm a space for them in a cabin of their age group or until a spot becomes available. We recommend registering on the Wait List if you are interested in a particular session as people do withdraw up to April 1st. To guarantee a spot in a session, choose a session without a Wait List.
What is Camp Carysbrook doing to promote a more diverse and inclusive community for girls?
At Camp Carysbrook, we believe that our differences make us stronger and that every camper’s experience is enriched by a welcoming and inclusive community. From our owners and leadership team to our staff and campers, we’re committed to creating an environment that brings together people from many backgrounds and life experiences; united by a shared love of camp and our guiding philosophy and mission.
We work hard to ensure camp is a physically and emotionally safe space where every camper and staff member feels valued, respected, and supported.
To uphold that commitment, our staff receive training focused on building understanding, empathy, and respect for others. Campers also take part in age-appropriate cabin discussions that help them appreciate differences, practice kindness, and contribute to a caring, connected community.
We’re proud to partner with the Camp Carysbrook Alumnae Association to welcome and support a wide range of campers and staff, helping our community reflect the world beyond camp and the values we aim to live by every day.
Health Form 2 refers to Health Form 1 but I can’t locate the form.
Health Form 2 is the American Camp Association’s form the medical professional completes at the camper’s physical. Health Form 1 has been integrated into the new CampMinder health system. You can print this form by logging into your CampMinder account and selecting the Print button. If you are still having trouble, please contact the office for assistance.
Is a sports physical an acceptable substitute for the Health Form 2 (provider form)?
The Health Form 2 is specifically crafted for summer camps by the American Camp Association with whom we are accredited. The provider who completed your sports physical should be able to complete the Health Form 2 possibly without another appointment, however Camp Carysbrook requires a current Health Form 2 (within 12 months of her arrival at camp) for the camp-specific, overnight setting endorsed for suitability for your camper by their health provider.
I am having trouble logging into my online account to settle a balance or add funds to my camper’s store account.
A shortcut to your online registration account is:
If you experience difficulties, try deleting your browser history. Google Chrome and Firefox are the recommended browsers. If you are still having trouble, try a desktop computer or please contact CampMinder at 303-444-2267 or by going to “help” in your Camp In Touch account and clicking “Submit a Help Ticket”.
What are some Pro Tips for Camp Carysbrook?
Check out the following Pro Tips we’ve compiled based on conversations we’ve had with new and returning campers and parents/caregivers alike!
What is the camper drop off schedule?
We are thrilled to offer Express Drop Off again this summer! We believe this procedural change due to COVID-19 restrictions will result in a smoother transition into camp for your camper, better cabin bonding as everyone arrives together and goes to the cabin to pick out their bunks together, and less homesickness as all parents/caregivers leave at the same time allowing campers to quickly make new friends and get the support they need from their counselor/s.
Please check your time slot below:
9AM CIT arrival
10AM GoToGirls arrival
11AM current 1st-3rd grader arrival
11:30AM current 4th-5th grader arrival
12PM current 6th-7th grader arrival
12:30PM current 8th+ grader arrival
To keep drop off streamlined, please limit one parent/caregiver per camper at the tent.
If you have siblings in different grades, arrive at the earlier time.
Lunch will be served at 1PM
What time should I pick my camper up at the end of her sessison?
Please sign up for a time-slot to pick up your camper at the end of her session by the Friday before her departure! Pick up times are between 9:30-11am. We ask that you arrive promptly at your designated time so that staff can focus on programming and facilities sanitation for the next session. We will do our best to arrange for a smooth transition in the check out process so you can get on the road and hear all the stories of a summer to remember!
I still have questions specific to my camper this summer, how can I reach the Director?
The best way to reach Erika Schlichter, the Director is to schedule a time to chat:
What if your camper gets her period at camp?
Whether it’s herr first period or not, getting your period at camp can seem like a huge wrinkle in your plans for carefree, outdoor summer adventure. But only if you let it!
As an all girls camp, you have never been in better company! You will not be the only one and there are plenty of people you can talk to and ask for help, from your counselor or the nurse to your cabin mates. It can be as private as you would like it to be, but most everyone not only understands but has been there themselves.
Worried about swimming? Talk to the Head of the Dock or your swim instructor. They will be willing to make accommodations for you if necessary. And at the same time, remember, some of the greatest athletes in the world are swimmers AND they are women who do not let their period stop them from doing what they love.
Like most other things at camp, it’s best to know before you go and have a plan you are comfortable with so it doesn’t cramp your style once you arrive. If you do get cramps, the infirmary has OTC medicines like Advil or Pamprin. If you have a medication you would like to bring, just make sure that it is in its original container and bring it to the nurse at check in. Pack some pads or tampons just in case and rest assured that we have more at the camp store and in the health center. When you think about it, getting your period at camp is something all the women at camp have experienced and are here to help and support you.
So don’t wonder or worry and let it overshadow your time at camp! We have all been waiting a long time for this summer of fun and we are way too empowered to let anything stop us!
What paperwork is necessary for camp?
After you have registered your camper online, you can access all forms online via your Camp InTouch Account. All paperwork is due no later than May 15th to ensure proper planning for a great camp experience for your camper. For easy access to the Handbook as well as the Health Provider form, click here:
» Camp Carysbrook – Camper Forms
Only electronic, NOT PAPER, forms will be accepted. To protect your camper’s privacy, please upload the completed forms to your Camp InTouch Account.
I would like my camper to receive letters/postcards while at camp but I am worried about the postal service. What do you recommend?
You are welcome to send letters two weeks in advance of your camper’s session to ensure that the mail arrives while she is at camp. Alternatively, you can write letters and drop them off to Erika or the Office Manager at drop off, clearly marked with the date you would like them delivered. Not everyone receives mail at camp so every other day is the recommended frequency.
What is the daily schedule for Summer Camp?
What should we pack for camp?
Campers will be required to bring several articles of clothing, toiletries, linens, and other necessities clearly labelled with the camper’s name. Break in new shoes before camp! This includes riding boots, rain boots, flip flops! There are also guidelines on what NOT to pack.
Where can I find trunks, laundry bags, etc. needed for summer camp?
If you do not already have some of the equipment like a trunk or “Crazy Creek” camping chair or personalized labels, then http://www.everythingsummercamp.com/camp-carysbrook is a great source. Most campers and staff have either the UnderGrad Steel Footlocker Trunk 32x18x16.5″ or the Happy Camper Steel Footlocker Trunk 32x18x13.5″.
Outdoor shops like LL Bean and REI also carry many items on the packing list as well. And ask friends and neighbors if your camper is just starting out and you just want to borrow and test out the equipment.
Does my camper need special equipment for horseback-riding?
Hard- soled boots and an ASTM approved helmet are required for horseback-riding. For maximum safety, it is best for the camper to bring her own helmet fitted for your camper. You can find quality, reasonably priced helmets and other gear at: http://www.doversaddlery.com
How does the laundry service work?
Campers staying for more than one week will have an opportunity to send out their laundry once a week. It is important to have an extra set of bedding regardless of the session length as this is changed at least once per week for health reasons. Laundry will go out on a weekday morning and will be returned two days later. Make sure your camper’s laundry bag is sturdy! Mesh laundry bags tear easily. Nylon bags work best.
The laundry is sent out by each camper but all clothing should be clearly marked with the camper’s name to ensure any misplaced items can be returned to your camper! Your camper’s laundry bag will be separated into darks and whites, which will be washed separately, dried together, folded, and wrapped in the laundry bag to be returned to your camper at camp. The laundry service is included in tuition for up to 10 lbs. of laundry for 1+ week campers. Any overages will be charged to your camper’s store account.
What happens if my camper has her birthday while at camp?
Birthdays are celebrated at camp with singing and cake chosen by the birthday girl. Her counselor will be sure to make it a special celebration throughout the day. You are welcome to leave a package at drop off with a handful of decorations but the campers enjoy doing this themselves with their counselors to decorate the cabin. Please contact Erika if you have any questions.
What is the food like?
Camp meals are typically served “family style,” or “buffet style” by staff members. Our menus are made of delicious, kid-friendly, nutritional recipes planned with hungry, growing girls in mind. The food is primarily “enginerable” so that many dietary restrictions, allergies, and picky eaters can navigate the menu and includes fresh vegetables and fruit whenever possible. Careful attention is given to providing food free of additives and artificial coloring. A healthy balance of lean meats and a balanced nutrition profile is the goal.
If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please complete the dietary restrictions section in the CampInTouch online health profile as well as the Camp Carysbrook Food Allergen/Dietary Restriction Form. Specialty diets e.g. vegan, keto, etc. cannot be accommodated.
Camp Carysbrook provides vegetarian and nut-free options at meals. If your camper has allergies or restrictions that prevent her from eating certain foods including wheat, dairy, etc., please inform us in the Camp InTouch health profile. We try to make every effort possible to accommodate these circumstances, however due to availability, minimum order quantities, and shipping times, you are advised to provide food substitutions to guarantee products and increase your camper’s comfort at meals. Fruit is provided daily at 2:45pm as a snack. Nutritionist-recommended replacements/supplements provided at drop-off may be available at this time only at the Health Center.
Will my camper be the only new girl?
We have a mix of new and returning campers, and they are assigned throughout the cabins to promote a friendly and welcoming environment. We also have a variety of ways to mix campers up to give them a broad range of potential friendships including meals, teams, and cabin assignments. It is encouraged and promoted to uphold the motto “make new friends, but keep the old.”
What are the counselors like?
The counselors are enthusiastic, talented and caring adults who are carefully selected on the basis of their experience, qualification, education and desire to work with children. Camp Carysbrook staff members are recruited from throughout the United States and around the world.
Will my camper be able to visit camp before enrolling?
Of course! We encourage you to visit camp. Please consult the Camp Carysbrook Calendar for Fall and Spring Open House Dates!
What are the living accomodations like at camp?
On average, 4 to 7 campers live in rustic-style cabins with 1 to 2 counselors served by a centrally located bathhouse. Each camper has a single bed (bunkbeds) and shared space for personal items. Counselors-in-Training (CIT’s) live in a cabin on their own with their counselor nearby.
Can my camper request to be in a cabin with her friend?
We are happy to accommodate cabin requests; however, we limit the number of friends to a cabin to no more that 1 or 2. We want each child to have a positive experience at camp and do not want new campers to feel isolated. Our cabin assignments are carefully made to promote an accepting and inclusive atmosphere. Cabins are organized based on grade (age).
My camper has never been away from home. What if she gets homesick?
Anxiety about the upcoming camp season is very normal. Talk with your camper about how everyone, even the Director, can get a little nervous even if it isn’t the first time away. Campers who know that this is normal and have a strategy for handling nervousness or homesickness do best.
Great tools include journaling, writing letters, talking to another camper who beat homesickness, and making a list of the fun things she is looking forward to doing when she is at camp. Hearing from family members that they believe the camper can handle this is the best remedy so make sure you are regularly reminding them of that and all the fun things they will be doing. Letters to this effect just reinforce the message. Learning this kind of resilience is a life-changing camper outcome and life lesson to be celebrated! Some parents/caregivers have found the book, Homesick and Happy by renowned child psychologist, Michael Thompson PhD., to be an excellent resource.
First time campers will also meet their Go To Girl, a high school age returning camper, when they arrive at camp to help ease the transition of exploring camp, the activities, routines and making new friends in addition to the cabin staff who are trained to help campers through homesickness.
Most often homesickness develops on day 2 and has resolved itself by day 4 or 5 resulting in a positive and empowering experience for the camper. Please express any concerns about homesickness to your camper’s counselor or the Director. Do NOT discuss an early pickup with your camper as that disempowers them to work through the difficult feelings and emerge with new confidence on the other side. The Director or another staff member will contact you if the homesickness does not resolve itself with these tried and true strategies.
What should I do if I have a confidential concern about my camper?
Your camper’s safety and comfort are very important to the staff. It is paramount that you discuss any and all concerns (anxiety, etc) or habits (bedwetting, sleepwalking, etc.) with the Director to ensure that the staff is equipped to handle any situations that may arise. Rest assured we treat each camper with sensitivity and respect.
What is the counselor to camper ratio?
Our overall ratio is 1:4.
How should my camper’s things be transported?
A footlocker-size container works best for keeping personal belongings together. It will be stored at the bed and used as a dresser. If a footlocker is not available to your camper, a suitcase is a suitable alternative. Linens and bedding are best transported in a duffel bag.
If your camper is traveling, Ship Camps service is available for Carysbrook campers for reduced rates with traditional shipping services like FedEx, UPS, and DHL. Simply pack your campers’ duffel bags, trunks, luggage, sporting equipment, and more, and their hassle-free service will collect them directly from your doorstep. Keep up with our real-time tracking, too, all the way to on-time delivery to your camper’s future bunk. Ship campers’ larger luggage items including trunks and duffel bags directly to the camp address to their camper’s attention!
My camper takes medication; can she keep it in her cabin?
Any medication required by campers or staff, prescription or over-the-counter, is kept in the infirmary in its original container/PillPack and is dispensed by the Health Care Manager before each meal or when necessary. You will have a chance to meet and talk with our Healthcare staff on opening day.
Are parents and caregivers able to visit their campers at camp?
We do not have Visiting Days scheduled as we try to minimize the amount of people coming and going from camp for the safety of your campers. In fact, Camp Carysbrook staff attribute the decrease in homesickness since 2021 to the lack of disruption of the camp experience as a result.
Will my camper be able to choose her activities?
The program is designed to allow the campers a daily choice of activities, giving each individual the opportunity to select daily activities, set goals, and make decisions based on her interest.
How can I contact my camper while she is at camp?
Letters and postcards are particularly special at camp. The mail can take several days so be sure to send your post in advance.
Camper Name
Camp Carysbrook
3500 Camp Carysbrook Road
Riner, VA 24149
One-way email is also an option in urgent cases. Send the email to campermail@campcarysbrook.com
In the subject line make sure to write your camper’s first and last name and cabin if available.
Phone calls and unscheduled visits are discouraged. If you would like to discuss your camper’s progress, please contact the office and a staff member will be happy to help you. Surprisingly the best evidence that your camper is enjoying camp is when you do not hear from her. If you are concerned, please call the office. We will contact you immediately if we have any concerns during her stay.
We regularly post pictures on Facebook so like our page or access it via the website if you would like to follow the happenings while your camper is at camp.
How much should I put in my camper’s store account?
1 week $75
2-4 weeks $125
5-7 weeks $200
The camp store carries basic necessities, Carysbrook clothing and store accounts are also used to bill trips and other activities outside of camp like caving, rock climbing, etc. These trips are optional and a $20 expense will be debited from your store account if your camper participates to offset transportation costs.
What is appropriate banquet attire?
If your camper will be attending a session that includes the very last night of camp, she will be a part of the final banquet. Some campers simply wear their white shorts and white shirt, however many campers dress up in a white sundress or similar to make the occasion more festive. The CITs reveal a decorated and themed sit-down meal and toasts and we say aloha to another summer to remember.
Is there a camp-wide competition? How will I know what team my camper is on?
New campers are randomly assigned to either the GREEN or BROWN team during opening campfire the Sunday night they arrive. As is tradition, your team assignment is for life! Team events involve every camper and every range of abilities. They are friendly competitions and teach important skills like good sportsmanship, trying your best and being a part of a team. Cabin inspection and activity points earned throughout the day are tallied weekly and the winning team is announced at banquet on the last night of camp.
Information on team spirit packages and other merchandise available for purchase in the camp store is available upon arrival. Many people like to purchase a team spirit package unbeknownst to their camper, which is then assembled by our store staff depending team and delivered before the first team meet. So no need to worry about having green/brown clothes and no need to get to the post office. The store will be open during during various free time periods during camp for campers.
What does after Taps or bedtime look like at Camp Carysbrook?
After Evening Program, campers have at least 30 minutes to get ready for bed. Lights are out and Taps is played at 9:30pm and all is quiet on cabin row. Junior campers (1st-5th grade) settle in with a story read aloud by a counselor or senior camper. Intermediate campers (6th-8th grade) may read quietly on their own with a flashlight until 10pm. Senior campers (9th-11th grade) can either read quietly on their own with a flashlight or work on banquet with the CITs until 11pm.
Even if your camper typically has trouble getting to sleep at home, don’t assume she will at camp! Campers are usually ready for bed after a full day of fresh air and activities by 9:30pm. If you have any concerns about bedtime routines or anything else, please contact the Director.
How and when will I be contacted while my camper is at camp?
If your camper visited the healthcare center or was treated by a member of the healthcare staff, Parents/Caregivers are given a print out of their camper’s health log during their stay at camp upon signing out their camper at pickup.
In accordance with the Camp Carysbrook Handbook and the Acknowledgement of the Camper Code of Conduct, you will be contacted by phone directly in the case of an emergency by the Camp Carysbrook Healthcare Manager or the Director. If you are not able to be reached, or in the case of a non-urgent matter, you may receive a text or email. You can always find the latest information on weather and special events at camp on our social media pages on Facebook and Instagram. The Director also sends out session-specific emails for general news and information regarding pickup and dropoff.
How is behavior managed at Camp Carysbrook?
Camp Carysbrook staff use a point system as the basis of our behavior management policy. On the first day of camp, cabin staff show campers boundaries and guidelines for general camp rules as well as the reasons for them. Each day, a camper earns points for herself and her team by contributing to the community such as participating in cabin clean up, upholding the cabin code, and managing her own behavior in accordance with the Camper Code of Conduct and the Anti-Bullying Policy which are reviewed by both campers and parents/caregivers prior to camp arrival. If a camper deviates from these guidelines, a warning is given as part of a deeper conversation to get to the root of the reason for the behavior to support and redirect. If it is not corrected the camper will receive “a point off”. Points off are reported by the camper to the team captains and recorded by the Head Counselor. At the end of the session, campers with the three highest point totals are recognized at campfire or banquet.
Some guidelines that involve physical, social, and emotional safety are considered an automatic point off after the initial explanation and staff make campers aware of these. Behavior that becomes unmanageable or threatens another camper or staff may result in immediate dismissal. More information can be found in the Camp Carysbrook Handbook. Staff undergo a week of training prior to camper arrival on positive behavior management techniques. Physical and verbal abuse by campers or staff is not tolerated.
A camper who consistently demonstrates outstanding moral and ethical qualities, and shares them with us in an effort to enrich the Carysbrook community, may be recognized at campfire with an award for outstanding citizenship within the camp community referred to as honor camper.
How does Camp Carysbrook handle security?
As camp professionals, we at Camp Carysbrook are painfully aware of acts of violence in public venues. We are focused on providing your camper with a summer of fun with safeguards and protocols in place to reduce the risk of any such crisis. We know we are entrusted with your campers, and we take this responsibility to protect our community very seriously.
Regardless of whether or not these incidences are rare, we know that at camp we need to be prepared.
Camp Carysbrook is accredited by the American Camp Association, which requires that we have risk and crisis management plans in place and that we conduct periodic reviews of our site and staff training surrounding a camp intruder and other crisis situations. We have done a threat assessment of our facility and have worked with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s office to develop procedures and teams for addressing a crisis.
As parents and caregivers, you can support our efforts by reinforcing our rules and protocols with your camper. Please explain that these protocols are in place to help us if something unexpected happens, and we practice these to make sure we have thought it all through. Our crisis plan includes communicating with parents and caregivers. Our first responsibility is to your camper and we will communicate with you as quickly as possible.
What does it mean to be ACA acreditted?
The American Camp Association is the only nationwide accrediting organization for all types and designs of organized camps. ACA standards focus on health, safety, and risk management practices. ACA standards establish guidelines for designing and implementing policies, procedures, and practices and indicates to the public that the camp administration has voluntarily allowed a peer review process in which its practices are compared to standards established by professionals and authoritative sources associated with the camp industry.
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3500 Camp Carysbrook Road
Riner, VA 24149
540-382-1670
info@campcarysbrook.com