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What Is
Day Camp?
Hope for Kids Day Camp is a daytime version of our overnight programs, created especially for families who are new to camp, prefer a day-only option, or want their child to experience Hope for Kids before committing to an overnight program.
For this first season, we are offering Day Camp at a special introductory rate of just $100 total. This promotional pricing helps make the program more accessible while giving families a simple way to experience the fun, care, and community that make Hope for Kids so special.
Hope for Kids Day Camp is a one-week, Christian-based summer day camp designed for families looking for a safe, fun, and meaningful camp experience — without overnight stays.
This pilot program introduces kids to the heart of Hope for Kids through games, creativity, character building, and community.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Hope for Kids Camp located?
129 Yerger Road, Schwenksville, PA 19473
From Philadelphia: Take 76-W and take exit 327-328A-328B for US-202 W toward US-422 W/King of Prussia/W Chester/Pottstown.
Take exit 328A on the left to merge onto US-422 W toward Pottstown.
Take 422-W and exit at Limerick merging onto N Lewis Rd. At the Wawa gas station go straight into the round-about ahead and take the second exit of the round-about to Swamp Pike.
Drive approximately 1.2 miles and take a right at Neiffer Rd., then drive 2.2 miles and take a right at Yerger Rd. Camp will be down the road on your left.
What is the Dress Code and Code of Conduct?
At Hope for Kids we are dedicated to providing an excellent summer camp experience for all. To accomplish this goal, everyone is expected to behave appropriately and promote a safe, fun and healthy environment. We ask that ALL who come to the HFK property read, and abide by our code of conduct attached below.
DRESS CODE
Tops must appropriately cover the torso, shorts must be an appropriate length (recommended mid-thigh).
Utilize the appropriate attire for the pool:
Girls should wear a bathing suit that appropriately covers the torso (one piece or long two-piece) and are requested to wear non-cotton shorts in the pool.
Boys should wear appropriate swim-bottoms with a non-cotton (recommended dry-fit) shirt. Cotton is not allowed in the pool due to the filter needs.
Dress Code Enforcement
As we strive to maintain our dress code, we will do so with gentleness and respect for everyone's personal dignity. With that end in mind, each person on property will be expected to adhere to the Hope for Kids' dress code.
Download our full code of conduct here
What if there is an EMERGENCY and I need to get in touch with my child(ren) at camp?
From 8 AM to 5 PM please call 610-287-6000. To reach us outside of those hours please call us at 267-341-9939.
Why can’t my child have a cell phone or electronics at camp?
As much as we are able, we want to make camp a technology-free zone so that we are all free to focus on each other and our time at camp. It is rare for our campers to be “unplugged,” and we know it is challenging for them, so please help us by keeping all their electronics at home!
If there is an emergency, we will get in touch with you or you can reach us at 610-287-6000
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How do I log back into my Ultra Camp account to complete forms for camp?
If you are new to Ultra Camp or have not registered yourself or your camper yet, please see FAQ #2.
Please log back into your Ultra Camp account here. You will be redirected to a dashboard, please click the blue number next to the "incomplete tasks" on your dashboard to see what tasks and forms still need to be completed. Select the forms and complete them.
If you would like to make a payment, you can do so here.
If you need to upload your insurance card, you can do so here.
If you need to upload a copy of your clearances, you can do so here.
What is your church affiliation?
Hope for Kids is affiliated with the non-denominational organization of churches, the International Churches of Christ (ICOC). The ICOC churches serve an international community in over 150 countries, with members of all ages, ethnicities, and economic, social, and educational levels. Its members are committed, loving disciples of Christ using the Bible as their standard in their everyday lives.
You can find out more about the ICOC here its main website: https://www.disciplestoday.org/
Where can I mail checks to?
You can mail checks to our Hope for Kids address:
Hope for Kids
129 Yerger Road
Schwenksville, PA 19473
Thank you in advance for your support!