Registration opens January 1.

Camp tuition includes weekly field trips, weekly swimming, all activities, mini-electives, and camp supplies. There are no hidden fees for standard camp activities.

Registration is completed online. A deposit is required to reserve your child’s spot.

A deposit of $100 per week selected is required at registration, along with a $79 non-refundable registration fee. Deposits are applied toward your child’s total tuition and all deposits and registration fees are non refundable.

Our summer camp is designed for children ages 5 to 14. We also accept children who are 4 at the start of camp if they turn 5 before August.

Campers are grouped by age to ensure a fun, safe, and engaging experience for everyone.

No. You may register for as little as one week, and weeks do not need to be consecutive.

Yes. Multi week discounts are applied automatically after your account is activated. Discounts must be applied before the start of camp.

Camp operates on a prepaid basis. Payments are due the Monday before each camp week. Unless paid in full, accounts are placed on automatic weekly payments.

Campers will not be admitted until payment is made. We recommend ensuring payments are completed on time to avoid any disruption to your child’s camp experience. 

Payments can be made using ACH or credit card. Credit card payments include a 2.7% processing fee.

There is no strict deadline to register. However, space is limited at each location and weeks can fill up quickly. We recommend registering as early as possible to secure your preferred schedule.

No. Camp is sold on a weekly basis only. There are no refunds, credits, or prorated rates.

Yes, families living outside the United States are welcome to register. All registration is completed online, making it easy to enroll from anywhere. 

Early Care runs from 7:30 am to 9:30 am, Camp runs from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm, and After Care runs from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm.

During early and after care, campers participate in supervised, informal activities such as games, social time, and occasional movies. Electronic devices are allowed during these times.

Campers participate in a variety of physical activities each day, including outdoor games, team sports, and group activities. We balance active play with structured programs to keep campers engaged and energized. 

Mini electives are selected by campers in the morning on the days they are offered, typically Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. Electives rotate throughout the week and are not all offered every day.

Each activity has limited space. Once an elective reaches capacity, campers select from the remaining options. Selection order rotates to ensure fairness for all campers.

Camp information is typically available by the first week of May through the parent portal. Some activities and field trips may be subject to change. 

Campers are transported on yellow school buses through a Miami-Dade County approved bus company. 

All field trips are included in camp tuition. Campers are not required to bring money, as transportation and admission are fully covered.

Campers may choose to bring spending money if they would like to purchase souvenirs or food during the trip, but it is completely optional.

Yes. Parents may meet the group at the field trip location but may not ride the bus. Any individual interacting with campers must be approved in advance. 

We partner with Our Lunches, a third party provider owned by Roasters N Toasters, offering a variety of meal options delivered fresh each day. This program is optional and families may also send lunch from home.

Snacks and drinks are available for purchase at camp, typically ranging from $1 to $2.

Download the Our Lunches app, create your child’s profile, and select the correct camp location. Orders must be placed for the full week by Sunday at 10 pm. All payments are handled through the app. 

We are a nut free camp. Peanut products are not allowed under any circumstances. Campers should bring a water bottle each day to stay hydrated.

Yes, campers are always supervised by staff while swimming. We maintain strict supervision and follow safety protocols to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all campers. 

Swimming policies may vary by location. Non swimmers are always closely supervised, and safety measures such as life vests may be available depending on the facility.

If a camper does not participate in swimming, they will remain on site and take part in supervised activities.

Life jackets are available at select locations but not at all facilities. 

Campers will remain on site and participate in supervised fun activities.

Campers may bring goggles. Masks and snorkels are not permitted. 

Our staff includes certified teachers, college graduates, and college students with experience working with children. All staff and volunteers are required to pass Level 2 background checks and fingerprinting.

In addition, staff members receive training on camp policies, supervision, and safety procedures to ensure a safe and structured environment for all campers. Many of our staff return each summer, providing consistency and familiarity for our campers.

We maintain a maximum ratio of 10 to 1, often lower with additional staff support. 

Yes, staff members are CPR certified and trained to respond to emergencies. Camper safety is our top priority at all times. 

Staff are typically 18 years or older. 

Emergency services will be contacted if necessary, and parents will be notified as soon as possible. A staff member will remain with the camper during the situation. 

No. Campers and staff who are sick are not permitted to attend.

Yes. Campers have access to handwashing stations, soap, and sanitizer throughout the day.

Yes. Camp reserves the right to send a camper home if they are ill or if their condition may impact the safety of others.

Electronic devices are allowed, but campers are fully responsible for their own items. We strongly recommend not bringing electronics, as campers are actively engaged throughout most of the day.

Devices may be used during lunch and during the video gaming elective when selected.

Wise Choice Summer Camp is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items.

Yes. Campers are grouped by age to ensure appropriate activities and supervision. Typical groups include ages 5 to 6, 7 to 8, 9 to 10, 11 to 12, and 13 to 14.

No. Parents are responsible for drop off and pick up each day. Transportation is only provided for scheduled field trips. 

Yes. RBTs are welcome to attend to support their child. All RBTs must complete our approval process prior to attending, including required documentation and background clearance.

Yes. There is a $50 weekly RBT coordination fee. This includes administrative processing, supervision, and participation in all scheduled camp activities and field trips.

Yes. RBTs may attend field trips with their assigned camper. RBTs must provide their own transportation and meet the group at the field trip location. All field trip costs are included in the weekly RBT fee. 

RBTs must follow all camp policies and staff direction at all times while maintaining a professional and positive presence. They are there to support their assigned camper within the structure of the program.

Yes. Wise Choice Summer Camp reserves the right to deny or remove any RBT at any time if they do not meet program expectations.

No. The weekly fee is all inclusive and no refunds or credits will be issued.

Volunteers assist with activities under staff supervision and are never left alone with campers. They do not discipline or independently manage campers. 

Most schools accept volunteer hours, but some may not. Please check with your school.

Volunteers must be between the ages of 15 and 18 and currently enrolled in high school. All applicants must complete the volunteer application, pass our screening process, and participate in an interview. Volunteer positions are limited and not all applicants are accepted.