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Many summer camps will require one piece swimsuits, tankinis, or shorts and a shirt for girls. Boys may have less restrictions, but will most likely be required to wear swim trunks, as opposed to just underwear or street clothes.
Below are some of the most common steps youll likely have to take when starting a youth camp. Register your business. Design a camp program. Find a location for your camp. Research health and safety protocols. Hire and train staff. Determine a way to accept payments. Create a frictionless registration process.
How much profit can a summer camp make? A summer camp business can be very lucrative. Well-managed camps usually enjoy a profit margin of between 25 to 40 percent.
All day camps must register with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) unless the camp meets an exemption as outlined in section 5104.21 of the Revised Code. To be a registered day camp means the camp has completed and submitted a registration with the required fee to ODJFS.
So how do you start a summer camp? Work out the logistics. Establish a secure and hassle-free registration process. Design your camp program. Do your research and spread the word. Ensure the health and safety of your campers. Hire and train staff. Collect feedback and keep in touch with campers.
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Choose the right age group. If you are opening a new camp, its important to choose your genre and what age group you are targeting. Lay down a structure. Once youre done with point no. Set a fair price. Pricing is important. Start early by taking pre-bookings. Write to parents nearby. Get Creative. Give it back.
Hiring people who are energetic, passionate and fun will promote the same attitudes in campers. Summer camp is all about being silly, singing funny songs and playing games. Make sure that your team is willing to play, smile and run around while encouraging and supporting their campers to do the same.
Day Camp. Day camp, where you drop your kids off for a set time period during the day, is an ideal option, starting around age 5 or 6, says Dr. Parmar. Consider sending a 5 or 6-year-old child to a day camp if they are able to attend similar programs such as preschool or daycare without any major issues, she says.

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