All staff and volunteers are fully vetted and background checked. At Camp Seale Harris, we take great pride in our staff. The vast majority of our counselors and CITs have
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Camp Seale Harris staff will contact the parents if there are health concerns with a camper. If your camper needs to be picked up from camp, an authorized adult must
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For overnight camps, if eligible for more than one session, we ask that campers pick Senior OR Junior Camp.  They may be placed on the waitlist for the other program
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Definitely not!  Each camp session includes several campers who are also at camp for the first time.  Our counselors and other staff are great at getting everyone to quickly meet
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Yes, individual packing lists for programs include items not to bring, but the following is the list of items not allowed at any program: Insulin, insulin pens, meters, test strips,
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Camp Seale Harris will call you if: Your camper is ill and in the Health Center for an extended amount of time. Your camper must leave camp for health reasons
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At Camp Seale Harris, campers are unplugged – and this includes phone calls, as well as internet and personal cell phones.  While we do want them focusing on the activities
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Cell phones (or internet-enabled mobile devices like an iPod Touch, etc.) can only be brought to camp (and used by) campers using the Dexcom CGM system. Devices for Dexcom CGM
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Cell phones are not allowed for camper use at Camp Seale Harris (except for Dexcom CGM users – see question above “What about my CGM? It connects with my phone”).  We,
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While you can find a specific week of camp’s packing lists on different pages here on our website, you should bring to camp (in general) the following items: Enough clothes
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