Super Summer Camp 2007 - Facts

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What is DBCS Super Summer Day Camp?

DBCS offers nine weeks of Super Summer Day Camp. Week 1 begins on Monday, June 9^th and Week 9 ends on Friday, August 8^th.

Who is it for?

We accept children entering preschool (4 years old) up through 8^th grade.

Where are we located?

We are located at 1851 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL (near the corner of Big Tree Road and Clyde Morris Blvd., behind Colonial Bank).

What are the hours?

The hours are from 7 am to 6 pm, Monday thru Friday. We are closed on July 4th.

What is the cost?

The registration fee is $30 per camper. The rate is $15 daily per camper. Payment is due at the beginning of each week.

What about lunch?

We are not equipped to prepare and serve lunches or snacks, so you will need to pack your child’s lunch and snack. We do have vending machines that have chips, crackers, candy and sodas.

What Makes DBCS a Super Summer Day Camp?

We strive to make our camp a fun, safe, and secure place that your child will look forward to coming to every day and one in which parents will feel confident. We offer a warm, nurturing and loving environment. All of our staff receive FDLE background checks and are certified in CPR and First Aid through the American Red Cross. They have also received extensive training in Day Camp operations and security.

There are age appropriate activities planned for everyone. Each week the theme will change to “keep it fresh”. We have gym activities, art, music, drama, reading groups, movie time, math language and much more!

We have weekly field trips scheduled. You will be given a schedule for these trips as well as weekly reminders so your camper can be prepared. There may be additional costs involved for some of these field trips.

Attendance at the DBCS Super Summer Day Camp is open to all children regardless of race, color, religion, or ethnic background. 

Participation in the camp is a privilege, not a right. In order to participate in camp, children must be able to successfully function in a large group setting. Even though all children make mistakes while growing, for the safety of our campers, we will not accommodate children who do not show respect for authority, to other campers and follow camp policies.