What you believe in drives every decision you make at camp. From the first moments your campers enroll to the last activity and the final goodbyes, what you believe in should be felt throughout your program. Here’s just a few things we believe are important at the camps we help create with KidSpot. 1) We believe that Play Has Power. First and foremost, everything we do at camp has to pass one test: is it fun? Can campers and staff take the activity and make it fun. If an acti

Valentine’s Day is upon us! We’ve put together a list of 5 fun Valentine’s Day activities you can use at your camp or church. 1) Valentine’s Day Cards Valentine's cards are a staple of the holiday. But this year, instead of having your campers make cards for each other, give them a person to make a card for that isn’t in your group. This might be a staff member, a member of the local church, or a senior at a local facility. Jazz it up by giving some fun supplies for campers

The first and most important question you should ask is, why camp? What are the main objectives for your camp? The greatest entrepreneurs and the most successful leaders all know their why. They understand the goal. It's what drives success. The old adage is true: if you don't know where you're going, you'll never know when you get there. Quality camp programs are ever growing and changing to meet the needs of individual campers and their families. You should set goals