We offer snack options daily at no extra charge. Parents will be responsible for providing a bagged lunch for their camper. Frost Valley is a nut-aware facility, meaning our Food Service team does not serve any items containing nuts or nut-based products, with the exception of coconut (MCT).
All registration is now online. Frost Valley uses an online registration software called CampBrain. Click here to Register Now! If you have any questions or need help with registration, contact the registrar’s office at (845) 985-2291 ext. 203 or email daycamp@frostvalley.org
Yes! Please check our Transportation page for more details.
Please send your camper to camp with a backpack each day that contains their bathing suit, towel, full water bottle (please do not send fully frozen bottles), and sunscreen. Please be sure to mark your camper’s name on all their belongings to help us return lost and found items to their rightful owner. All campers must wear close-toed shoes to camp. Please do not send your camper to camp in flip-flops of any kind. Campers in the Explorers program should bring an extra set of clothing. Parents will be responsible for providing a bagged lunch for their camper. Frost Valley is a nut-free facility.
There are a few items we suggest that make your camper’s day easier and more comfortable.
- Campers must wear shoes to and from the waterfront each day. Water shoes and crocs are much easier and more comfortable to put on wet feet than socks and shoes. Please feel free to pack a pair in their backpack just for that time.
- Many sunscreen companies make a glue stick-shaped sunscreen that is ideal to use on young campers’ faces and helps to keep sunblock out of the eyes.
- It is always a little cooler at the day camp tent as a nice breeze comes off the lake. A light jacket or sweatshirt is suggested for the mornings.
Sunscreen:
Please apply sunscreen to your camper each morning and send their sunscreen to camp with them every day. We will have/help them reapply sunscreen again during the day.
Frost Valley YMCA takes great pride in selecting quality staff for all of its programs. Our staff members are highly trained and motivated and are chosen for their experience and ability to work with children. International staff will join our program, as well, sharing their games, songs, and stories with our campers.
Staff is very sensitive about identifying authorized versus non-authorized individuals on campus. Staff is in constant contact with one another and with the administration via hand-held radios. Frost Valley YMCA runs a “closed campus” during the summer session, therefore, strangers are easily identifiable.
Other events such as conferences, retreats, and adventure events can coincide with summer and day camp events. If this should occur, procedures are in place to safeguard our campers. All other guests are required to wear name tags and color-coded wristbands identifying the program in which they are enrolled. Additionally, their vehicles are registered with Frost Valley’s Welcome Center. This ensures an increased awareness on campus. Trespassers are immediately identified, approached, and asked to vacate the premises. Guided tours of the facility are available via appointment only.
