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Kingston's Adventure Camp
West Kingston, Rhode Island
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(401) 464-1414
kingstonsadventurecamp[AT]gmail.com
2056 Ministerial Rd.
West Kingston, Rhode Island 02879
WINTER (OFF-SEASON) OFFICE ADDRESS:
240 Church St. Peace Dale, RI 02879
CAMPER AGES: 10-15
TYPE OF CAMP: Overnight/Sleepaway. Day Camp. Traveling day camp, Monday-Friday 9am-4pm. One overnight campout per week
CAMPER GENDER(S): Coed Campers.
CAMP INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES OFFERED:
Adventure, Waterfront/Aquatics, Wilderness/Nature, Travel, Team Sports, and more. Bouldering
Canoeing
Paddling
Cycling
Mountain Biking
Surfing
Skim Boarding
Geocaching
Disc Golfing
Camping
CAMP LOCATION: Drop off and pick up are at Kingston's Camp on Larkin's Pond in West Kingston, RI. From there we travel to fantastic locations around Rhode Island depending on the activity.
CAMP FACILITIES: Kingston's Adventure Camp utilizes some of the best outdoor adventure locations Rhode Island has to offer. We surf at Narragansett beach, canoe on the Pawcatuck and Wood river, boulder in Lincoln Woods, cycle on various bike paths and trails, camp in Arcadia State Management Area and the Burlingame Canoe Camp site, and use many other exciting areas.
CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Kingston's Adventure Camp strives to make a positive difference in the lives of youth through day and overnight trips that focus on summer fun, personal growth, learning new skills, and creating stronger connections to nature. We provide participants with committed leadership that fosters safety and learning in outdoor settings while following the “challenge by choice” theory that all participants have the right to choose their comfort level in any given activity.
Kingston’s Adventure Camp promotes attitudes geared toward team work, leadership, acceptance and gratification through personal individual service to participants and their parents by offering well rounded adventures lead by passionate professionals in the Adventure Education field.
Leaders Arlin Goss and Tarrah Robillard have degrees in Adventure Education from Plymouth State University, Wilderness First Responder and life guarding certifications and have many years of experience coaching, mentoring, and instructing in a variety of disciplines.
CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
June 30 to July 3 – Bouldering (Monday-Thursday, $300)
July 7 to July 11 – Paddling
July 14 to July 18 – Cycling / Geocaching
July 21 to July 25 – New Hampshire Adventure Week
July 28 to August 1 – Surfing
August 4 to August 8 – Paddling
August 11 to August 15 – Surfing
August 18 to August 22 – Adventure Week, customized adventures chosen by participants
$ 350 per week
$ 300 per week if registering for 3 or more weeks
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