CAMP BROCHURE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE! CAMP REGISTRATION BEGINS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 th at 9am!

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1 2018 CAMP BROCHURE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE! CAMP REGISTRATION BEGINS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 th at 9am!

2 NEW THIS YEAR INTRODUCING CAMP TOGA NORTH! A new full day summer camp based at the Wilton Branch with before and aftercare included. Camp TOGA North will run from 7 am until 6 pm with the actual camp day running 8:30 am to 4:30pm for kids entering grades 2 through 5. Camp TOGA North will run for three separate weeks: July 9-13, 2018 July 23-27, 2018 August 6-10, 2018 Each week is limited to 25 campers. Camp TOGA North will build on sportsmanship and teamwork through Tennis, Field House games, and Basketball. Camp TOGA North will also experience nature by helping in our Community Garden. Once a week we will take a trip to swim or take on the High Ropes Adventure Course at the Saratoga Springs branch! For more information, please contact John Marine, Youth & Family Director at john.marine@srymca.org or ext.165. NEW UNITS 12&13 (former Travel Camp) will travel Monday through Thursday and spend Fridays on campus to participate in Archery, the Adventure Course and other day camp activities. This will eliminate one swim day! CAMP TOGA RESTRUCTURES ITS PRICING! Camp TOGA will now include extended care in all of its pricing. Non Traveling (Units 1-5): $210 per week Traveling Once a Week (Units 6-11): $220 per week Traveling Four Times a Week (Units 12&13): $260 with an added $40 for big trip weeks (please see trip schedule for details). OUR MISSION The Saratoga Regional YMCA is a charitable association that is dedicated to building a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. EXTENDED CARE NOW INCLUDED! While our official camp day begins at 8:30am and closes at 4:30pm, we now include extended care to support you the working parent. Our extended care opens at 7am and closes at 6pm. WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING FRIEND REQUESTS. We believe that camp is a place for our campers to create new friendships while maintaining old ones. Because of the set-up of our Units, campers have many opportunities throughout the day to visit with friends located in other Units. UPDATED SWIM EVALUATIONS A pre-camp swim evaluation is mandatory for all NEW CAMPERS 9 years old or older. If your camper attended Summer Camp 2017 OR is age 8 years or younger, a swim evaluation is NOT required. Through your online registration, you will have an opportunity to choose from three evaluation dates; June 5th, 6th, OR 13th 6:00 7:30pm. Evaluations will be done on a first come first serve basis. Please make note on a calendar of your selected date. If you register after the swim evaluation dates, please contact your Camp Administrator. WEEKLY DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE IMMUNIZATIONS ARE DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION Page 2

3 WELCOME TO CAMP TOGA WELCOME TO CAMP TOGA (Together Outdoors, Great Adventures) Located at our Saratoga Springs Branch Outdoor Center LOCATION: Saratoga Springs Branch DATES: June 25 August 24, One week sessions, Monday Friday NEW SUMMER FEES: Non Traveling (Units 1-5): $210 per week Traveling Once a Week (Units 6-11): $220 per week Traveling Four Times a Week (Units12&13): $260 with an added $40 for big trip weeks. (Please see trip schedule for details) JOIN US AT CAMP TOGA FOR MEMORABLE OUTDOOR FUN! Camp TOGA runs for 9 one week sessions, serving campers entering 1st grade through entering 10th grade. You may choose to attend day camp for one week or any combination of weeks. For your camper to have the optimal camp experience we recommend an arrival time no later than 9:00 am for morning orientation and departure time no earlier than 4:30 pm. Camp TOGA consists of 13 units. Units 1 11 (formerly known as E.P.I.C.) are our elementary school units, ranging 1st 6th grade. Units 12 and 13 (formerly known as Travel Camp) are our middle and high school campers, ranging 5th 10th grade. Campers entering 5th or 6th grade have an option as to which program they would like to attend. For those 5th and 6th grade campers who may be unsure about traveling 4 days a week doing some weeks in each group is a great option. Our trained counselors are selected for their sound judgement, maturity, experience, enthusiasm and creativity. Counselors will supervise campers at a ratio of 1:10 while on land and 1:8 while in the water. These ratios ensure a safe, fun, and quality camping experience. All employees are interviewed and go through a multi-state background check prior to being hired and are trained in Risk Management, Day Camp Policies and Procedures, CPR, First Aid and Child Abuse Prevention. Campers should be prepared to experience a busy, fun, active, social summer! Every camper is required to arrive at camp with a backpack. Campers will be carrying their backpack with them throughout the day. The following items are suggested for daily success: sunscreen, a swimsuit & towel, a plastic bag for wet items, a NUT FREE sun safe lunch and a refillable water bottle and summer reading material. Optional items would be water shoes and bug spray. All items must be labeled with your camper s name. Please confirm bus departure times for all of your camper s trips. The bus will not wait for late arrivals. In the event that your camper cannot attend a full day of a field trip, having them stay behind with another unit is not a viable option. Please find alternate care. Registration is accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Online registration begins at 9:00am on Tuesday, February 6th, To register your camper, they must be an active member of the Saratoga Regional YMCA. Units 12 & 13 are grouped upon arrival each week. Units 1 through 11 are grouped by June 1st. Our goal is to keep campers in the same unit all summer, but due to camper cancellations and camper additions this is not always possible and cannot be guaranteed. Units are determined by the grade the camper is entering the Fall of Within that division, they are placed into units by their birthdate. If your camper is in unit 8 or 9, be aware that there is a possibility that your camper could be moved up or down, affecting what day they travel. UNITS 1 & 2: Max. of 15 campers each UNITS 3 11: Max. of 20 campers each UNITS 12&13: Max. of 45 campers each Page 3

4 WHAT HAPPENS IN A CAMP TOGA DAY? 7am 9am: Arrival & Open Play 7:30am 8:30am: Readers Club (optional) 8:00am 9am: Units 12 & 13: Gym Time 9am 9:45am: Camp Opener 9:30am: Units 12 & 13 Load buses for the days destination (Mon-Thurs) 10:00am 4:30pm Units 1-11 will participate in the following throughout the day: Drama & Draw Sports Theme Swimming (most days) Playground/Ga Ga/4 Square Lunch Small Group Games Large Group Games S.M.A.R.T Time (Science Math Art and Reading Tools) Afternoon Snack Teambuilding (Units 6-13) Units 1-3: Visiting Workshops on Tuesdays Units 4 & 5: Visiting Workshops on Thursdays Units 6-8: Day Trip on Wednesdays* Units 9-11: Day Trip on Thursdays* Units 8-11: will have a designated Adventure Course/Archery Day 4:30pm: Units 12 & 13 Return 4:30pm 6pm: Departure/Open Play/Playground/Ga Ga/Basketball *some exceptions apply, see calendar WEEKLY DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE IMMUNIZATIONS ARE DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION Page 4

5 SAVE THE DATE: CAMP TOGA MEET AND GREET Thursday, June 21, :30pm -7:30pm SARATOGA SPRINGS PAVILION Have questions about the summer? Want to meet the staff? Join us for our Camp TOGA Meet and Greet! We want you and your camper to feel comfortable, make new friends, experience new things, and be a part of something great! CAMP PROGRAMMING ADVENTURE COURSE & ZIP LINE (Units 8-13) Our Adventure Course will be used by our campers in Units Participants must be weigh between lbs. to meet safety standards. A waiver must be signed by a parent/guardian for the camper to participate. ARCHERY (Units 8-13) Participants must have long hair pulled back. Sneakers are a must; the whole foot needs to be protected. READERS CLUB From 7:30am-8:30am we will offer a quiet reading space for campers. This is a great opportunity to tackle summer reading lists. VISITING WORKSHOPS (Units 1-5) Units 1-5 will NOT be traveling. They will have visiting programs/ workshops once a week. Please see the 2018 Summer Calendar available for download. YOUTH ACTION FOR 9 TH & 10 TH GRADERS This year, 9th and 10th grade students attending extended care will have the opportunity to join our teen program, Youth Action. If they have an interest in working with children in the future, or need community volunteer hours, this is the program for them! They will assist staff with keeping campers engaged while acting as and older positive role model. At the end of their time at camp, they will receive a certificate of recognition with the number of volunteer hours completed. Youth Action runs all year long, so if there is a continued interest, those students who are Saratoga Springs High School Students, can continue their involvement volunteering in various YMCA programs Page 5

6 A $50 DEPOSIT IS DUE FOR EACH SELECTED WEEK AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION. REGISTRATION You cannot register online if you are receiving Department of Social Services support or Saratoga Regional YMCA financial assistance. Once you have received your letter of benefits or letter of financial assistance award, you must make an appointment with Paige Minear at (518) ext Your camper s spot at camp is not guaranteed until you have completed the Camp TOGA registration. Those receiving support from STEWART s need to submit the Child Care Credit paperwork to Paige Minear BEFORE registering. You will be required to pay the $50 deposit for each week you are registering for, this money will come out of your half of the cost. HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE YOUR ONLINE REGISTRATION Your camper must currently be a Saratoga Regional YMCA youth or family member. You must have a designated credit card on file to be used for your weekly camp fees. Have your campers health insurance available. Be prepared to complete all contact information. Be prepared with designated emergency and authorized alternate pickups. Please note all alternative pickups must be 18 years or older. REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW CAMPERS: YOU MUST HAVE YOUR CAMPER S MOST CURRENT IMMUNIZATIONS IN HAND TO REGISTER ONLINE Immunization information will have to be entered to complete the registration process. No physical is needed. Please note: records cannot be pulled from previous years or from other programs.yes, you will be required to input these immunizations. Unfortunately, at this time our software company does not have an upload option. Incomplete immunization information will result in losing your camper s spot(s). Once complete records are submitted you will be able to re-register based on weekly availability. FOR RETURNING CAMPERS: YOU MUST CAREFULLY REVIEW ALL THE INFORMATION IN YOUR REGISTRATION! Please make any needed updates so our records are complete. This registration information is independent of your membership or information collected for other programs. RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION *If your child is exempt from immunizations, the exemption letter must be submitted before you can register. COMPUTER ACCESS *If you do not have computer access, or are receiving support from DSS, please set a meeting with Paige Minear, Camp Administrator, before attempting to register. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE! WEEKLY DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE IMMUNIZATIONS ARE DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION Page 6

7 END OF SUMMER SUN CLUBS The SRYMCA offers Sun Clubs for children entering 1st grade through 7th grade. Each child has an opportunity to participate in active play both in the pool and gym. In addition, the children will be engaged in small and large group activities. This program is popular; registration is available on a first come, first serve basis. This is not a drop-in program. Registration: August 13 20, There will be a $10 charge for anyone registering after 8/21/17. Min. 20; Max. 80 (There must be 20 registered participants for us to host a Sun Club). Located at our Saratoga Springs Branch Doors open at 7:00 am and close at 6:00 pm $40/day for members Sun Clubs run 8/27/18 8/30/18 All participating children need to bring a swim suit and towel ANNUAL CAMPAIGN The Saratoga Regional YMCA s Annual Campaign makes these camp programs possible to all by providing financial aid to families and children who could not otherwise share in the YMCA experience. To make a donation, please contact Allison D Antonio, at , ext. 104 or at allison.dantonio@srymca.org. Thank you for your support! WEEKLY DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE IMMUNIZATIONS ARE DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION Page 7

8 CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT CAMP CODE OF CONDUCT The Saratoga Regional YMCA is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment embodying the YMCA core values of CARING, HONESTY, RESPECT, and RESPONSIBILITY. To promote safety and comfort for all, individuals are asked to act appropriately at all times when in our facility or participating in our programs. All campers are required to read and sign a contract of understanding in reference to the Code of Conduct. We expect persons using the YMCA to act maturely, to behave responsibly, and to respect the rights and dignity of all others. CARING Campers should treat others as they would like to be treated. Bullying and teasing will not be tolerated. Campers should be conscious of each other and work together. Physical contact with another person in an angry, aggressive, or threatening way is prohibited. HONESTY Theft or behavior that results in the destruction or loss of property belonging to the Saratoga Regional YMCA, trip locations, and fellow campers is prohibited. RESPECT Campers will follow all bus, electronic, and program expectations. Campers will uphold the Buddy System as mandated by the New York State Department of Health. Any use of the internet and/or electronic devices to tease, exclude, humiliate, or hurt will not be tolerated. RESPONSIBILITY Campers should strive to maintain a positive attitude. Inappropriate language, gestures and conversations will not be tolerated. Campers will conduct themselves appropriately on all trips, acting as representatives of the Saratoga Regional YMCA. Campers will leave trip area and bus space as clean if not cleaner than it was found. Each camper should strive to lead others by example. Campers are responsible for being appropriately dressed, ie. sneakers, shorts and a t-shirt for daily wear and flip flops/sandals with a bathing suit for pool/lake wear. WEEKLY DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE IMMUNIZATIONS ARE DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION Page 8

9 CAMP CONTACT LIST ELEMENTARY DIRECTOR: Elizabeth Sweeney ext. 121 MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTOR: Patti Laudicina ext. 110 CAMP ADMINISTRATOR: Paige Minear ext. 116 SARATOGA SPRINGS BRANCH DIRECTOR: Allison St. Pierre ext. 119 $50 WEEKLY DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE Page 9

10 60 REASONS TO ATTEND FUN AND CREATIVE WEEKLY THEMES OUR ADVENTURE COURSE CAMP TOGA NORTH ACTIVE GAMES GYMNASIUM KNOCK OUT BASKETBALL FIELD GAMES WATERSLIDE WORLD SWIMMING WEEKLY SPORTS THEMES ARCHERY CHILLAX DRAMA & DRAW COOKING WITH SERENDIPITY TUBBY TUBES CAMP SPIRIT BEAD BULLS EYE CLUB HIGH FIVE CLUB REPTILE ADVENTURE THE MESSY OLYMPICS FIELD HOUSE 8 FT. BOULDERING WALL 30 FT. CLIMBING TOWER Page 10 CAMP READERS EXTENDED CARE ZOOM FLUME PLAYGROUND OUR 4 DAY TRAVELING GROUP BUILDING LASTING FRIENDSHIPS JUGGLING WORKSHOPWHITE WATER RAFTING GREAT ESCAPE BASKETBALL ADIRONDACK TAE KWON DO 518 BRAKE DANCING FLIGHT TRAMPOLINE PARK DRESS UP THEME DAYS 300 FT. ZIP LINE BEACHES & POOLS S.M.A.R.T. TIME SINGING CAMP SONGS SCAVENGER HUNTS 3 FOUR SQUARE COURTS CHILDREN S MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ALBANY PINE BUSH RESERVE WACKY CAMP STAFF TRUE ESCAPE BUBBLE WORKSHOP TENNIS SUPER HERO ACADEMY THE EDGE ROTTERDAM AQUARIUM CAMP CHINGACHGOOK TEAMBUILDING RAINBOW BATTLE 3 GA GA PITS CATAMOUNT ADVENTURE PARK DAY TRIPS HOWES CAVERN SIX FLAGS NEW ENGLAND

11 OUR CAMP TOGA POLICIES CAMP SHIRT POLICY: Your camper will receive one t-shirt on the day of their first field trip. Camp shirts MUST be worn on all designated trip days. CANCELLATION POLICY: All $50 deposits are nonrefundable or transferable. For cancellations received after the Final Payment Deadline, the entire payment for the camp week is forfeited. *Please see Summer 2018 Calendar CHILD SAFETY POLICY: Daily, parents and authorized pickups should be prepared to provide a photo ID upon request. For the safety and security of your child, until he/she is signed out by a parent/guardian or an authorized pick-up, he/she will remain with the Day Camp Program. This includes possible encounters with family and friends during field trips. ELECTRONICS POLICY: We believe that being at camp is an opportunity for your camper to experience a world beyond the screen. This allows camper s to develop autonomy, independence and a stronger sense of self. It allows them to make new friends, take responsibility for themselves and their fellow camper. This is why video games, ipods/mp3 players, CD/ DVD players, electronic games, and cellphones are not allowed for camp. The ONLY exception is for Units 12 & 13 for their bus time to and from trips. Once off the bus, campers must store all electronics in their backpacks. The YMCA will not be responsible, for any reason, for the loss or damage to your camper s electronic equipment. *See the Parent Handbook for more in depth information on our electronics policy. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE POLICY: As a charitable nonprofit organization, the Saratoga Regional YMCA makes financial assistance available to help ensure that all have the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive through programs like summer day camp. DUE TO THE LARGE INCREASE IN REQUESTS, all requests specific to summer camp, need to be received no later than JUNE 1st. Any financial assistance paperwork received after JUNE 1st may not be considered. **THE AWARD OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE DOES NOT GUARANTEE A CAMP PLACEMENT. YOU MUST MAKE AND APPOINTMENT TO REGISTER FOR CAMP AFTER RECEIVING YOUR SCHOLARSHIP LETTER. FOOTWEAR POLICY: Sneakers or closed-toe sandals are required at all times. Campers are NOT allowed to wear flip flops or Crocs to camp. Flip-flops or Crocs can only be brought to camp in a backpack and are only worn at the pool or lake. LATE-PICK-UP POLICY: Camp ends at 6:00pm and our staff is scheduled to leave. Out of respect for our staff please notify camp if you anticipate being late; this will ensure the comfort of your camper(s). A late fee of $1.00 per minute, per camper, will be strictly enforced the first time anyone picks up after 6:05pm. You risk dismissal of your camper from camp if you fail to pay the late pickup fee and/or you are late picking up your camper(s) three times. Traffic is not a valid excuse for a late pickup. Have alternate plans ready in the event you cannot pick your camper up on time. Please note this policy is applied to both Option A and Option B participants. If you are having trouble picking up by 4:30pm, if you are utilizing Option A, then there is always a choice of switching to Option B. MEDICATION POLICY: If your camper will be receiving any medications at camp please complete the medication section of the registration. You will also be required to provide a Doctor s note and a Parent note defining how the medication is used and given. The medication must be up to date and in its original container with a prescription label this includes any over the counter medication s i.e. Benadryl. This is due on or before your campers first day of camp. NUT FREE POLICY: WE ARE A NUT FREE FACILITY. All lunches and snacks need to be NUT FREE and produced in a NUT FREE facility. PLEASE read labels for this information. If a food item is not labeled, we ask that you label the package, ie: a Sunbutter sandwich should be labeled as such to avoid confusion. Soy Butter and Sunbutter are used in camp snack and are good replacement for peanut butter or almond butter products. *Please see parent handbook for more in depth information. SIBLING DISCOUNT POLICY: For those families with two or more campers attending the same week of either camp, a $10 discount will be given for the second, third, etc. camper and applied by camp administration. PLEASE be sure to note that siblings are attending on the same week of either camp during your online registration. SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY: The Saratoga Regional YMCA will post photos on our Facebook and Instagram pages using the hashtags #CampToga18 and #CampTogaNorth18. These pages are designed to provide campers and parents with YMCA approved photos and information. Camp administration has a zero tolerance policy pertaining to uploading and posting of any non-approved camp photos or information. These actions are disruptive and result in negative experiences for fellow campers. The camp administrative staff reserves the right to suspend or terminate a camper s participation at any time for failure to adhere to this policy. WEEKLY DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE IMMUNIZATIONS ARE DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION Page 11

12 SARATOGA REGIONAL YMCA S CAMP TOGA SUMMER 2018 CAMP WEEK CANCELATION AND WEEK S FINAL PAYMENT DEADLINE THEME OF THE WEEK UNITS 1-11 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY WEEK 1 JUNE JUNE 13 EARTH RANGERS Serendipity Albany Pine Bush Preserve Traveling Day for Units 9-11 Albany Pine Bush Preserve 5 Rivers Educational Program Core Value Celebration of RESPONSIBILITY Wear your GREEN WEEK 2 JULY 2-3 & 5-6 JUNE 20 COWBOY COWGIRL RODEO ROUND UP TBA Indian Ladder Farm CLOSED FOR 4 TH OF JULY Traveling Day for Units 9-11 Moreau State Park TBA DRESS UP! Show us your best Yeee Hahhh! WEEK 3 JULY 9-13 JUNE 27 NEVERLAND ADVENTURES CMOST Rotterdam Aquarium Traveling Day for Units 9-11 Great Escape Juggling DRESS UP! Are you a Lost Boy, Pixie, Mermaid, Pirate, Peter Pan or Wendy? WEEK 4 JULY JULY 4 FUN & FITNESS Tae Kwon Doe Flight Trampoline Park Traveling Day for Units 9-11 The Edge Serendipity Core Value Celebration of CARING Wear your RED WEEK 5 JULY JULY 11 MAD SCIENCE **Traveling Day for Units 6-11 Camp Chingachgook Bubble Workshop Traveling on MONDAY Units 6-8 The 1 st Annual Messy Olympics! Traveling on MONDAY Units 9-11 CMOST Core Value Celebration of RESPECT Wear your YELLOW/GOLD WEEK 6 JULY 30- AUG 3 JULY 18 TIME TRAVELERS Reptile Adventures Tubby Tubes Traveling Day for Units 9-11 White Water Rafting TBA DRESS UP! Would you go back to the past or ahead to the future? WEEK 7 AUGUST 6-10 JULY 25 UNDER THE SEA TBA Water Slide World ** Traveling Day for Units 9-11 Zoom Flume Reptile Adventures Core Value Celebration of HONESTY Wear your BLUE WEEK 8 AUGUST AUGUST 1 MYTHS & LEGENDS TBA Howe Caverns Traveling Day for Units 9-11 True Escape TBA DRESS UP! BIG FOOT, ALIENS, UNICORNS, DRAGONS AND MORE! WEEK 9 AUGUST AUGUST 8 SUPERHERO ACADEMY THE GREAT RAINBOW BATTLE 4 TH ANNUAL SUPER HERO ACADEMY ALL TRIPS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

13 SARATOGA REGIONAL YMCA S CAMP TOGA SUMMER 2018 CAMP WEEK CANCELATION AND WEEK S FINAL PAYMENT DEADLINE CAMP FEE UNITS 12 & 13 (Formally Travel Camp ) MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY WEEK 1 JUNE JUNE 13 $260 Fun Spot Bromley Mountain Moreau Lake White Water Rafting WEEK 2 JULY 2-3 & 5-6 JUNE 20 $260 Zoom Flume Tawasentha Sports/Swimming CLOSED FOR 4 TH OF JULY Catamount Adventure Park WEEK 3 JULY 9-13 WEEK 4 JULY WEEK 5 JULY WEEK 6 JULY 30- AUG 3 JUNE 27 $260 JULY 4 $300 JULY 11 $260 Valley Cats Game Bethlehem Pools Camp Chingachgook JULY 18 $300 Fun Spot Strike Zone/ Swimming Wonder Works (Syracuse) Zero Gravity/ Swimming/Sports White Water Rafting Grafton State Park Flight Trampoline Park Saratoga County Fair Six Flags New England Great Escape AIR or Fun Plex (Campers Choice) Tubby Tubes Moreau Lake DAY ON CAMPUS ADVENTURE COURSE ARCHERY AND MORE! ***WAIVER NEEDED FOR A.C.*** WEEK 7 AUGUST 6-10 JULY 25 $260 Zoom Flume Strike Zone/ Swimming Water Slide World Bethlehem Pools WEEK 8 AUGUST AUGUST 1 $300 Great Escape Grafton State Park Tubby Tubes Boston WEEK 9 AUGUST AUGUST 8 $260 Jiminy Peak Washington County Fair Bethlehem Pools Saratoga State Park/Swimming/ Picnic Strike Zone/ Saratoga Springs Branch ALL TRIPS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE