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PEAK Summer Camp

We are excited to offer our PEAK Summer Camp once again for Summer 2025!

REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER 2025 WILL OPEN UP ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5th!

This Summer, camper registration will open at various times throughout the day on March 5th, based on the camper’s age group – see Camp Registration for details.

The PEAK Summer Camp is designed for children 6 - 12 years of age and is an American Camp Association Accredited Camp. Each session is facilitated by highly motivated and energetic students and professionals. 

Campers can expect a wide variety of activities, crafts, and games based around weekly themes, that will keep them engaged and active with campers in their age group. Utilizing several of the facilities that are operated by RecWell, we strive to offer something that every camper can enjoy.

This summer, PEAK will be offering 8 weekly sessions beginning in June, and ending in August, with no camp during the week of July 4th.  

We will utilize many Recreation and Wellness Services (RecWell) facilities during PEAK, to provide a wide variety of activities and programming, but we will mainly use the Warren Student Recreation and Wellness Center (SRWC) as the “home base” for PEAK.

Please read the for a full list of camp policies and procedures. 

What to bring to camp
  • Backpack or bag that your camper can easily carry around all day – Please be sure your camper’s name is clearly written on this and all other objects in this list!
  • Refillable water bottle WITH YOUR CAMPER’S NAME WRITTEN ON IT.
  • Preferred sunscreen type/SPF level. We will be outside a lot, and campers should not share sunscreen.
  • Shoes that allow your camper to be active and move around (closed toed shoes are preferred).
  • Campers will swim 4 days during the week – bring swimming attire and accessories.
  • Swimsuit, towel, and change of clothes.
  • If needed, please be sure your camper’s Personal flotation device (PFD) meets the Coast Guard’s guidelines which are outlined on their website.
      
  • Hat, sunglasses or other accessories that may make your camper more comfortable outside.
What NOT to bring to camp
  • Electronics or other communication devices
    • Campers should keep all personal electronics in their bags, and should not use them during camp hours.
    • Campers will be asked to put them away if they are seen using them. A second warning may result in confiscation of the device.  
  • Toys or other personal belongings
    • Restricted items include, but are not limited to: stuffed animals, playing cards/card games, electronics, action figures or dolls (campers may bring books).  
    • Items could be lost, stolen, or broken, and often exclude campers who do not possess a similar item.
  • Please contact the Camp Director with any questions or concerns 

Contact Information

Eli Mallahan
Coordinator, Competitive Sports & Youth Programs
330-672-2799
emallaha@kent.edu

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