Summer Camp
Clonlara
1289 Jewett Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
About Our Camp
All of the traditional camp arts, crafts, games, and sports are included in our programming. Children are encouraged to participate in the planning of activities in order to accommodate their individual and group interests. The camp day is a mix of counselor directed and child-initiated activities.
A typical week at CDC Camp centers around a theme, activities, a corresponding field trip each week, and daily swimming at Buhr Park pool (as allowed by the pool). All of the traditional camp arts, crafts, games, and sports are included in our programming. Children are encouraged to participate in the planning of activities in order to accommodate their individual and group interests.
Each year, one of our biggest events is our overnight family camp out. Our evening is filled with activities such as adults vs kids capture the flag, a potluck style dinner with camp fire roasted hot dogs, and a game of find the counselors in the dark!
Contact: Michelle Slocum at michelle@communitydaycareinc.org
Camp Cell: (734) 478-0366
General Questions: (734) 680-5282
Community Day Camp is for children post kindergarten through pre-sixth grade.
Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00PM
Camp Dates for 2023: 8 consecutive weeks, June 19th - August 11th
| Full Week (All Day) |
Full Week (AM or PM Only) |
Full Day (Part Week - Min of 2 Days) |
Daily (AM or PM Only) |
|---|---|---|---|
$367/week(8:00AM-5:00PM) |
$225/week(8:00AM-12:30PM or 12:30PM-5:00PM) |
$99/day(8:00AM-5:00PM) |
$53/half day(8:00AM-12:30PM or 12:30PM-5:00PM) |
Enrollment and Tuition
CDC is conscious of the racial disparities and inequitable practices across all layers of our society and our unique positions of impact and reach as early childhood educators. We have a responsibility to examine inequities and disparities in our own practices and to take action to ensure that all children and families, including those from historically marginalized groups, have equitable access and a sense of inclusion and belonging in our programs.
In light of these priorities and the limited space available for camp, priority is given to groups that have been historically excluded from access to childcare (e.g. low-income families, single caretaker families, families of color). Registrations are not accepted on a first-come-first-serve basis. In the case it is needed, a lottery will be conducted for remaining spaces by age/group.
The Camp enrollment window is closed for summer 2023 but there may be space available for some groups/weeks. Please email michelle@communitydaycareinc.org if you are interested in finding out about any openings.
Financial Assistance Information
Families with household income of $77,000 or less may qualify for financial assistance, as available, to help with the cost of tuition for this summer.
For more information, here are instructions as well as a preview of the application questions and required documentation.. If you have any questions, please contact us.
During the open enrollment window, families interested applying for tuition assistance must first submit an application for care, then an application for financial assistance. Both of these applications can be found in our secure portal button below.