Upper School Academic Camps - Denver Summer Camps

Daypack or backpack large enough to carry lunch (provided) and following supplies.
Sturdy walking shoes AND water shoes with a heel or heel strap (no flip-flops) for wading in the pond.
Long pants for hiking through tall grasses.
Filled water bottle.
Snacks to supplement lunch. Lunch is provided, but we do so much exploration during this camp, that additional snacks are helpful.
Sunscreen and insect repellent.

Fly Fishing

No CoFlyFishing Trip Waver

Future Zoologist

What to Bring:

Comfortable walking shoes
Day pack or backpack
filled water bottles
sunscreen and insect repellent
hat and sunglasses

Golden Gymnastics:

Registration Form

What to Bring:

Wear comfortable but not loose clothing
Socks (preferably ankle socks)
Water Bottle

Hay Wagon Adventure:

Waiver and Release 2015 revised 4-28-15 Hay Wagon

Your tour will be outside, please note the following:

Appropriate clothing is a must, dress for the weather of the day.
Close toed shoes only! No sandals or flip flops, boots are highly recommended. They will get dirty.
Water bottle (if needed)
Sunscreen (please apply prior to your arrival – your tour time may be reduced for delays to apply sunscreen, etc.)
Insect repellent (if needed)
Hat

We ask that all persons respect the following rules:

Safety First! Always be aware of your surroundings.
No running, screaming or horse play – it can frighten the animals (a 1,000 pound frighted animal running scared isn’t aware of you).
Do not harass or tease the animals. This is their home and you are a guest in it.
No headphones, you must be able to hear what is going on around you.
No chewing gum, it can cause death to some animals.
You may use your phone to take pictures of the animals, but please don’t text and walk.
Do not enter the pens unless you are instructed to do so.
Do not feed the animals, some plants are toxic to some animals.
Remember, fingers look like carrots. Some animals bite.

Kid VS Wild @ at the Audubon Society of Denver

What to Bring:

Comfortable walking shoes
Daypack or backpack
filled water bottles
sunscreen and insect repellant
hat and sunglasses

Kiddie Corral:

What To Bring:

Riding or cowboy boots
Jeans
Filled water bottles,
Sunscreen
Excitement for equestrian sports!
Riding helmets are provided by the stables

Learn to Ride a Bike & Learn to Ride a Bike II (REI):

Cycling Liability Release
Bear Creek Learn to Ride II ****This waiver is needed for Learn to Ride a Bike II only****

It is recommended that students learn on their own bikes; they can use them after our instructors assess them for safety and appropriateness. Students can store their bikes on campus during the week. REI will provide a bike and helmet for students who need to borrow gear.

What to Bring:

Water bottle
Closed Toed Shoes
Cycling Helmet
Personal Bike ‘Optional’ (Recently tuned and appropriate for class (with spare tubes)
Sunscreen
Weather Appropriate Clothing
Peanut-free snacks

Learn to Sail/Little Puff: See Sailing Below

Little Fencer’s:

Little Fencer’s Waiver (1)

What to bring:

Water bottle
Big snack (Peanut-free)
Wear comfortable athletic clothes
Athletic shoes (no sandals or flip-flops)
Pants

Martial Arts:

PEAK WAIVER 2018

Mountain Biking with Trips 4 Kids:

Youth Waiver English.docx (1)

What to Bring:

2 liters of water – at least two 1 liter bottles
Daypack to carry water, food, layers
Snacks
Comfortable weather appropriate cycling clothing
Personal bike – recently tuned and appropriate for class. Bring spare tubes.
Weather appropriate clothing

Mountain Madness:

What to bring:

Swimsuit
Towel
Sunscreen
Close toed shoes
Water-proof shoes
Water bottle
Protective Helmet or bike helmet for Horseback riding

Multi-Adventure Camp

What to Bring:

Good walking shoes with Velcro or laces that ti:e. (tennis shoes or hiking shoes)
Backpack that can hold each student’s personal gear
Two (2) full water bottles
Sunscreen, Sunglasses, and/or Brimmed hat
Raincoat (please dress appropriate for the weather)
Wear comfortable clothes for hiking
Layers for changes in weather

Ninja Warrior

E-Waiver Ninja Warrior

Parkour:

E-Waiver

What to bring:

Clothing that is comfortable and allows for free movement

River Fun:

What to bring:
– Lots of water
– Waterproof Sunscreen
– Something to get wet in (swimsuit)
– Lunch and Snacks
– Warm dry clothing for when you are off the water

Additional recommended items:
– Fleece or other synthetic clothing (not containing cotton) that can be worn under a wetsuit
– Kayak noseplugs (with a strap)
– A hat
– Sunglasses with retention strap (Croakies, etc.)
– Wetsuit booties or river sandals (must stay on when you swim)

This lesson includes all the kayaking gear you will need including a boat, paddle, skirt, PFD, helmet, splash jacket, wetsuit and booties. If you have your own equipment, we encourage you to bring it since it is most likely what you will be using outside of this lesson.

Rock Climbing:

Sailing: Little Puffs Sailing/Learn to Sail:

Waiver

What to Bring:

Sunscreen
Water
Hat
Sunglasses
Change of Clothes
Towel
Closed-Toe Sandal/Water Shoe
a FUN Attitude ready to learn and go sailing!

Spy Kids at the Audubon Society of Denver

What to Bring:

Comfortable walking shoes
Day pack or backpack
filled water bottles
sunscreen and insect repellent
hat and sunglasses

Stand-Up Paddle Board:

What to bring:

MANDATORY EQUIPMENT:

Swimsuit
Hat
Sunglasses with something (Croakie or similar) to hold them on if you fall in the water…and you will probably fall in at some point.
Sunscreen
Flip Flops and/or water shoes
Towel
Bug repellant (we will probably have some extra, but it’s best to be prepared)
Water Bottle
Backpack…you’re going to have some stuff to put in it!

RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT:

Dry clothes in case it rains and we have to do an indoor activity
Tennis shoes / Keens / something you can play in indoors if necessary
Sweatshirt, in case it’s cold
Rain Jacket…in case it’s wet

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:

Camp / Lawn / Beach chair
Beach / Water toys…keep in mind it is QUITE POSSIBLE these items might get broken or lost…it’s a big lake and there are lots of people who may want to share your stuff. Don’t bring anything you are worried about losing or getting broken!

THINGS WE WOULD LIKE YOU NOT TO BRING

Electronics – We are going to a LAKE and cannot guarantee your stuff will stay dry! Also, the buses lock but there is no guarantee your stuff will be safe in the bus or at our campsite
Phones – I know some of you will have to have these, so please make sure to take all precautions to not lose them. Also, make sure to have a Ziploc bag or something similar to keep them dry around the water
Cameras – we will take plenty of pictures and post them to the website for you to download

Water Sports Mania:

Informed-Consent-watersports

What to bring:

small day pack
sunscreen
a change of dry clothing
rain gear
swim suit
at least two water bottles
insect repellent
swim wear
shoes that can go in the water, i.e. Tevas, Chacos, etc..