Boundless camp Crews will have no more than a 2-3 year age range within groups. There will be 1 staff per 10 children above age 6,  1:8 for 4-6 year olds and 1:4 for under 4.  Kids will be assigned a counselor at the beginning of the cohort to form a tight bond in their “Adventure Crew.”  Adventure Crews will do the bulk of their activities together, though each day there will also be lots of time where two Adventure Crews may combine to do an activity or where the whole camp comes together for community games and getting to know each other.

All staff are thoroughly background checked and participate in an extensive staff training. All staff are First Aid and CPR certified and have experience working with children. Off-site excursions are led and attended by senior and experienced staff for additional safety.

We have a process to keep kids in groups that allow for the best group cohesion, aligned abilities & interests and best social, emotional and relational outcomes. Only under extreme circumstances can we accommodate changing crews.

Campers near the EC at lunch time will be served cafeteria style lunches based on our year round menus and feedback from other cohorts. If a field trip is off site, children will be provided with a sack lunch and will eat on location.

Each session includes a mix of activities designed around the interests of the children, the unique features of the location, and support from local teams. Activities may change or expand depending on local opportunities and what’s possible at each site, ensuring every session feels fresh and engaging.

No — the activities vary depending on what’s available at each location and the expertise of the local crew.

Sample activities may include:
- Sports & Field Games
- Cooperative Team Building Challenges
- Arts and crafts
- Music and movement activities
- Theater games and imaginative play
- Sand and/or water play
- Nature hikes and discovery walks
- Sensory play activities and simple experiments
- Playground time and free play• Indoor group games
- Board and strategy games
- LEGO building (some sites may offer LEGO robotics as a Choice Lab)
- Local language exposure through games and activities
- Building, tinkering, and creative maker projects
- Themed challenges connected to weekly camp themes

Yes! Each cohort will enjoy 2–3 extended field trips designed to take campers further into the local community. These curated excursions offer immersive experiences filled with fun, exploration, and culture.

Absolutely. We continue to offer ECAs as optional add-ons at each site. Details about these activities are shared a month before each cohort begins, allowing families to choose the options that best fit their child’s interests.