Summer Season

Overnight Summer Camp

Our day camp is a great opportunity

A one-week overnight camp is the perfect way for your child to have the ultimate summer camp experience. We have great staff, exciting activities, innovative evening programs and new facilities. Our overnight camp is an experience that your child will remember forever.

YMCA Camp Weaver offers a variety of fun and safe outdoor camp activities to spark the interest of every camper, all while building friendships, character and confidence. Your camper will be able to try new things and participate in their favorite activities year after year all at a small-sized camp that will allow them to foster deeper relationships.

Registration is now open.

All overnight campers have the opportunity to experience all camp activities, without additional fees.

 

overnight campers have the opportunity to experience all camp activities

Overnight Summer Camp Clinic Activities

Overnight summer campers can sign up for three clinic activities in advance of their camp session. These activities all have a skill building and a social emotional learning focus. Campers participate in three clinic activities each morning for the entire week. Availability of clinics depends on the number of children who sign up. Not all clinics will be available every activity period.

Archery

Campers learn bow and arrow skills while working through the archery ranks.

Arts and Crafts

Crafts including friendship bracelet making, painting, coloring, cardboard crafts and more!

BB SHOOTING RANGE

Canoeing/Kayaking

Games and obstacles on the lake with canoes and kayaks.

BB SHOOTING RANGE

Movie Making

Make short clip movies with high quality equipment.

Skateboarding

Shred it Dude! Learn how to stand, move, and balance on a skateboard. No prior skills, pads or skateboard needed. We have a challenging skate park with ramps and rails for you to practice on and get better each day!

BB SHOOTING RANGE

Dance

This activity offers ballet, lyrical, and modern dance while teaching coordination, flexibility, and proper technique. Campers will also learn techniques for choreographing their own work.

BB SHOOTING RANGE

Magic Money

This course gives campers the opportunity to learn all about money–everything from careers, to credit cards, budgeting and more is covered in this class.

NATURE CENTER ANIMALS (SNAKE, TORTOISE, CHICKENS, BEARDED DRAGON)

Exotic Animal Care and Mini Farm

Care for Exotic Animals (corn snakes, russian tortoise, bearded dragon) and pigs, chickens, goats and a rabbit while learning about the animals and their habitats.

Gardening

Dig in and get dirty! Our farm-to-table program lets campers harvest fresh veggies from our gardens while building knowledge of animals and plants.

Paintball Obstacle Course*

Learn the anatomy of paintball gun, paintball terms and how to shoot properly. Campers can practice on all different kinds of targets.

Mountain Biking*

Mountain bikers will experience a variety of exciting terrain and trails around camp. Campers can also learn bike maintenance and trail building skills.

Photography

This program uses digital photography to teach campers how to capture those special camp memories while learning to use and respect the camera and computer equipment.

Outdoor Cooking

Learn how to cook over a fire with a dutch oven and other skills.

Ceramics

Campers learn techniques to increase their skills in hand-building, wheel throwing and glazing.

Drama

Clinic includes play directing, improv acting, singing, and music.

Outdoor Living Skills

Learn to construct a shelter, build a fire, and other wilderness survival skills all while practicing “Leave No Trace” principles.

Ropes Course

Counselors will teach low-ropes elements, teamwork, cooperation games, low-organizational games and trust activities on a daily basis.

Sports

Clinic which may combine one or more different games, including soccer, basketball, frisbee golf and more!

BB SHOOTING RANGE

BB Range

Campers are taught the importance of personal responsibility around BB guns, as well as learning shooting techniques on a closed and closely monitored range.

Stand-Up Paddleboards and Corcl Boats

Games on the lake on stand up paddle boards and round “Corcl” boat.

*Campers must be 10 years old or older to participate in these activities.

Meals

Meals

Overnight summer campers will receive a delicious hot meal throughout their stay at camp. If your camper has a food allergy, please let us know during registration. For more information about dietary needs, arrival procedures and more information, refer to our Camp Guide.

Camp Weaver is a complete nut-free facility. Please be mindful of this policy and refrain from sending items that contain nuts to camp.

Check In Check Out

Lake Activities

Swimming activities based on swimming band color. Campers participate in a swim evaluation on Sunday, a basic swim lesson is an option to those campers who have a red swim band. Read our Camp Guide to learn more about our swim evaluation.

  • Blob
  • Corcl Round Boats
  • Giant Water Slide
  • Paddle Boarding
  • Splash Mat
  • Swimming
  • Water Trampoline
  • Water Zipline

Schedule & Cost

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Cost

Overnight Summer Camp cost is $865 for YMCA Nationwide Members and $900 for Community Guests per session. Overnight Summer Camp requires a $100 non-refundable deposit per session. This amount is applied to the session balance. Note: Camp fee subject to change.

YMCA Camp Weaver believes that everyone should have the opportunity to experience camp regardless of income. To serve its community, Camp Weaver and the YMCA of Greensboro offer Financial Assistance to participants and is granted based on the need demonstrated by household income and/or extenuating circumstances. Financial Assistance is on a sliding scale. To learn more and apply, visit our Financial Assistance webpage.

2024 Session Dates & Registration

Session 1:
June 9-14
Theme: Superheroes

Session 2:
June 16-21
Theme: Out of This World

Session 3:
June 23-28
Theme: Splish Splash

Session 4:
June 30 – July 5
Theme: Safari

Session 5:
July 7-12
Theme: International

Session 6:
July 14-19
Theme: Hollywood

Session 7:
July 21-26
Theme: Great Outdoors

Session 8:
July 28 – August 2
Theme: Wild West

Session 9 (Camp Corral):

August 4-9
Theme: Rock the Camp

Mission: Transforming the lives of children of wounded, ill, and fallen military heroes through the power of summer camp, family camp, advocacy and enrichment programs.

How to apply? Please contact Camp Corral and we’d be happy to assist you through the application process. 

Phone: 885-605-1257      |     Email: campinfo@campcorral.org

*Dates and themes subject to change. Our themes impact only a small portion of our evening programming. All activities remain the same throughout the summer. Please choose sessions that work best with your schedule.

Additional Fee

Stayover Camp Weekends

Stayover Camp Weekends are only available after a camp session on specific dates. They are designed to connect one overnight camp session to another for an extended camp experience. Cost for the stayover weekends and additional $175. To register, add the Stayover Camp Weekend option when registering for both camp weeks.

Summer Camp Open House Dates

Attending an Open House for Summer Camp is a great way to explore camp, meet staff and ask questions as well as enjoy a fun camp activity. Open Houses include a grab and go lunch. We hope to see you at one of our Open House dates!

March 3rd 2:00pm-4:00pm

April 21 2:00pm-4:00pm

 


Open Houses will begin outside of Herman Hall. Click here to view a map of Camp Weaver.

SUMMER CAMP OPEN HOUSE DATES

"I love camp weaver! The activities are great and provide lots of choices as well as challenge the children to step outside their comfort zone. My son attempted the huge rock wall and canoeing. Thats amazing! The staff is patient, kind, and lots of fun! They work hard at communicating with parents to ensure their child has a great experience. I love that they accept my son even though he has some special needs. This allows my son to learn and grow/mature from the typically developing children and in return, they learn how to be around others who might be different from them. This teaches them inclusion, kindness, and empathy. For any child that loves nature and building relationships, this is a great camp!"

Patricia B