Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost for each program?
Each session is $199 plus tax. With each session being approximately 48 hours, that works out to just $4.15 an hour.What is included in the program cost?
In addition to the instruction/care time, we provide meals while your camper is at Mont du Lac, and program supplies.What if my child cannot make it for all of the days?
We offer a Daily rate of $45 + tax. The child still must be registered for the session including a note of which days they will be attending and all session fees paid at least one week prior to the start of camp.What are the benefits of sending my child to camp at Mont du Lac?
Our camp program is unique in that we only take 8 children per session and have 3 experienced staff members to work with them. This gives children lots of hands-on experience and a chance to really connect with the people in their group. Through their hands-on experience campers will discover new talents and develop life-long skills. Our outdoor setting encourages healthy activities and a sense of wonder which can lead to healthier life-style choices now and in the future.How does payment work?
A $25 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of registration. The balance of the camp fee is due one week prior to first day of camp. Families registering after this date please include the whole fee with registration. Campers will not be allowed to attend camp without full payment.Can my child sign up with a friend?
Yes, Campers may sign up with a buddy. Since we are small groups 'buddies' just need to be registered for the same program and session.What should my child bring?
Program supplies and meals are provided. In general children need comfortable clothes they can be outside in that are appropriate for weather. For a complete list of what go to the packing list page.Who will be working with my child?
- Our staff has a combined total of over 46 years camping and teaching experience.
- We have worked with children between the ages of 4 and 17 as counselors, program directors, Scout leaders, group leaders and ski instructors.
- Our staff has a variety of degrees and certifications, including First Aid and CPR and a certificate from the American Camp Association (ACA). All of our counselors have had background checks and received a minimum of 8 - 10 hours of training prior to working with campers.
- We have experience fire building, pocket knife safety and other camp tool use, map reading & compasses, tent pitching and camp setup, camp stove use, knot tying, wilderness etiquette/wilderness appreciation, plant & animal identification, camp sanitation, crafts, games, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking, car camping and horseback riding.
