2024 Summer Camp Schedule
Check out the Programs page for descriptions and costs of each program.
| Week/Dates | Elementary
(Grades K-6) |
Junior High
(Grades 6-9) |
Senior High
(Grades 9-12) |
Adults |
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Training Week: May 18-19
Training Week: May 28-June 7 |
Lifeguard Training
Staff Training |
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Week 1:
June 10 - June 14 |
Day Camp | |||
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Week 2:
June 20 - June 23 |
Festival Weekend |
Festival Weekend |
Festival Weekend |
Festival Weekend |
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Week 3:
June 23 - June 28 |
Cabin Camp | Cabin Camp |
Cabin Camp
SaLT |
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Week 4:
June 30 - July 3 |
Sampler Camp
½ Week Camp |
½ Week Adventure Camp | SaLT | Bethesda |
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Week 5:
July 7 - July 12 |
Day Camp
Family Camp |
Family Camp | Family Camp | Family Camp |
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Week 6: July 14-19
Week 7: July 21-26 |
Offsite Day Camps | |||
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Week 8: Theme Week
July 28 - August 2 |
Cabin Camp
½ Week Camp |
Cabin Camp | Cabin Camp | |
| August 21 - 28 | Adirondack Canoe Trip |
Weekly Camp Highlights
- "Family" is a loose term in Family Camp -- You choose the people in your cabin group and get-away at camp for a safe, fun, all-inclusive vacation.
- Theme Week (Week 8) -- Bring along some special gear to dress up for daily themed meals!
Tiered Pricing - Why 3 Prices?
Realizing that everyone has a different ability to pay, Sequanota has instituted a voluntary three-tier fee program. You may choose the tier that is most suitable for your situation. It is really a free system; you tell us what is affordable for you and your family. All participants receive the same camp experience no matter what they pay! For those who cannot afford Tier I, additional financial assistance is available to ensure that all children, youth and adults have the wonderful opportunity to attend camp.
Tier I is our historically subsidized rate and does not reflect the true cost of operating summer camp programs.
Tier II is our partially subsidized fee for those who can pay a little more but still cannot afford the actual cost of camp.
Tier III more closely accounts for the true cost of camp.
Our Goals
- To provide the highest quality programs possible.
- To serve all community income levels.
- To preserve camp for generations to come.
Again, this program is voluntary and in no way influences the experience anyone will receive. It offers the opportunity for families/individuals to take an active roll in supporting the true cost of any camp experience at Sequanota!
Registration Fees:
| Camp Program |
Tier I / Tier II / Tier III
*see tiered pricing rationale above
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| Cabin Camp | $400 / $500 / $600 |
| ½ Week Camp | $250 / $325 / $400 |
| Mini +1 / Sampler Camp | $130 / $165 / $200 |
| Day Camp | $150 / $180 / $210 |
| SaLT (2 weeks) | $715 / $815 / $915 |
| ½ Week Adventure Camp | $350 / $450 / $550 |
| Lifeguard Training |
$300/residential
$200/Commuter
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| Friends & Family Camp Grandparent & Kids Camp |
Adults: $350 / $425 / $500
Children 5-18: $250 / $325 / $400
Children 4 & under: Free
Family of 4: $1,100 / $1,300 / $1,500
Each additional person $125 / $200 / $275
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Discount and Incentive Programs
*Early Bird Special: Register by April 1, 2024 for the lowest registration fee! After April 1st, the Tier I registration fee increases $40.
Multi-Week Discount: For families registering more than one camper (or one camper for more than one week), take off:
$15 for the second camper (or week), $25 for the third, $35 for the fourth ...
No member of the Allegheny Synod will be excluded from this ministry on the basis of financial need! Please contact the Sequanota office or your pastor to talk about Campership possibilities.