써머캠프 선택 - COST
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작성자 PALM 댓글 0건 조회 1,827회 작성일 12-07-07 02:33
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Nonprofit camps, such as "Y" camps and Federation camps, are less expensive than private sleepaway. As a parent you have to make a careful assessment of your family's financial limitations regarding camp costs. There are several very important calculations. How much would you have to pay to feed, entertain, provide childcare, and so forth, if your child stays home for all or part of a summer? Second, be sure to estimate the extras that are involved in going to camp. Extras may include a camp uniform, charges for trips, transportation, the cost of visiting the camp, and the extra spending money needed by your child. Third, remember that a good camp experience can be a long-term investment that will affect many other areas of your child's life. In other words, don't be too concerned about saving a couple of hundred dollars over the course of the summer. If your child does not have a good experience, you both will have lost far more than you have saved.
Generally, children will attend sleepaway camps from two to eight weeks.Some general camps will offer a 1-2 week trial session for younger children and/or first time campers. Specialty camps may offer a one week session in a particular sport or activity. One week sessions, where available, range from $500-$2000. Two week sessions will range in cost from $1000-$4000. Four weeks will cost from $1700 to $7000. Full season camps, lasting 7-9 weeks will range from $3500 to $11000. The cost ranges shown include both general and specialty camps. Costs for each may vary based on the activities and location of each program. You should take some time to consider what you can reasonably afford.
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