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What happens if a week fills up?

This year, each location has a strict enrollment cap to ensure safety and quality. Once a week is full:

• Registration closes

• A waitlist may be offered if available

Early registration is strongly encouraged.

What will my camper learn?​

Your child won’t just learn — they’ll discover, create, lead, and explore. Each day blends hands-on learning with imaginative experiences that bring reading, writing, math, science, and social studies to life through games, challenges, experiments, and storytelling. 

 

Campers build confidence and leadership by working as a team, solving real-world problems, performing skits, and participating in activities that foster focus, creativity, patience, and self-expression. Learning happens through movement, play, and connection — so kids stay engaged, inspired, and excited to come back each day.

 

 

Is this a co-ed camp?​

Absolutely! Our camp brings boys and girls together in a positive, inclusive environment where every child is welcomed, respected, and encouraged to be themselves.

 

Campers ages 5–15 learn, play, and grow side by side—building friendships, empathy, and teamwork across backgrounds.

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We proudly create a space where every family belongs, celebrating diversity in all its forms and fostering a community built on kindness, respect, and connection.

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Does Camp Warrior King enroll neurodivergent campers?

Yes, Camp Warrior King enrolls neurodivergent campers. Effective January 1, 2026, a meeting with the director is required before any fees are paid to the camp. This new policy is to ensure proper support is available to your camper. 

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What should my camper wear?

Camp days are active, hands-on, and full of movement—so dress for fun, comfort, and adventure! We recommend comfortable clothes that your camper can move in and that don’t mind getting a little messy. T-shirts, shorts, and closed-toe shoes are perfect for a full day of play and exploration. (For safety, sandals, slides, and Crocs are not permitted except on designated days.)

Campers will receive an official camp T-shirt—kids love them! These shirts may be worn daily and are required on all field trips to help us easily identify our group. Martial arts students may also wear their do-bok during self-defense sessions. Extra camp shirts are available for purchase for families who want a few more in rotation.

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Are payments required for weeks my camper isn’t in attendance?​

Flexibility matters! You only pay for the weeks your camper attends. Once registered, your child’s spot is held just for them, even if they take time off during the summer. Because space is limited and demand is high, payment for your child’s return week is due on the last day they attend before a break. This ensures their spot is reserved when they return.

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What is the registration fee, and why is it required?

The registration fee is a one-time, non-refundable fee that secures your child’s spot and helps us:

• Hire and assign staff

• Prepare supplies and materials

• Maintain safe camper-to-staff ratios

Registration fees are location-specific, non-refundable, and non-transferable.

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What does fully registered mean?

A family is considered fully registered for the 2026 camp season when that family has:

• Paid the registration fee or paid for the CWK Bundle for each child they are registering

• Has downloaded the Brightwheel app to their phone and completed each child's profile, including a photo for each child.

• Has reviewed and signed their 2026 TWP forms for each child attending camp. (located in Brighwheel)

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Registered families acknowledge and agree to:

• Pricing structure

• Refund policy

• Transfer policy

• Location selection

• Camp rules and expectations

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Are there discounts for siblings and for paying for the entire 9 weeks?

Yes, there are discounts for both! $10 off weekly tuition for 1 sibling and $15 off tuition for two siblings. Call for 3 or more siblings and 9-week rates.

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Does my sibling's discount rate change if one or more of my children are absent?

Yes. The sibling rate applies only to the week the sibling(s) attend camp.

 

What are some other ways I can save money on tuition?

1. Bundle to save more. Families who choose the CWK Bundle save between $20 and $90.

2. Skip the fees. Pay by cash or cashier's Check to avoid online processing fees and receive the promotional price.

3. Refer family and friends: Receive $5 off your child's weekly tuition when you refer a family that attends camp.

To learn more Click here

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 Are both locations the same camp experience?

Yes. Both locations follow the same curriculum, safety standards, and staffing requirements.
Pricing reflects location-based operating costs, not differences in quality or programming.

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How are groups divided?

Campers are grouped by grade level, so activities, challenges, and expectations stay age-appropriate while friendships form naturally.

 

How many campers are in each group?

Group sizes typically range from 12–27 campers, creating an energetic environment that still allows for structure, connection, and individual attention.

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What is the adult-to-camper ratio?

Safety and supervision are a top priority. Ratios are based on age and typically range from 10:1 to 13:1, ensuring campers are consistently supported, guided, and engaged.

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How often do campers go on field trips?

Adventure is a big part of camp life! Field trips are offered 3–5 days per week, depending on age, interests, and family choice. From local outings to bigger adventures, there’s always something exciting on the calendar.

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What is the price range for field trips?

Trips range widely—from budget-friendly outings around $7 to special experiences that may cost more. Families choose what fits best for their camper and budget.

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Do all ages attend the same field trips?

Some trips are open to everyone, while others have age or height requirements to ensure safety and enjoyment. We clearly label trips so families can plan with confidence.

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What should my camper bring to camp?

A great attitude and lots of energy are required!
Younger campers should also bring a spare change of clothes to keep at camp—just in case. Our camp store, The Sugar Shack, offers treats and small items for a minimal fee.

Technology is discouraged. Camp days are full, active, and hands-on, leaving little time for devices—and keeping them at home reduces the risk of loss or damage. Phones must remain out of sight unless staff authorize their use. Camp Warrior King is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

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Are lunch and snacks provided?

Yes—and parents love this part! Camp Warrior King provides lunch and two snacks daily, freshly prepared on-site. Campers in our morning fitness program also receive a healthy breakfast afterward.

All food allergies must be reported on your child’s application—no exceptions. While we avoid peanut products, families of campers with severe allergies or specific dietary needs may prefer to pack lunch for added peace of mind.

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How do campers sign up for activities and field trips?

We encourage campers to try new things and explore new interests. Many activities and trips are first-come, first-served, and the full activity list is posted online before camp begins, so families can plan ahead.

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What are the drop-off and late pick-up policies?

Camp runs from 7:00 am–6:00 pm, and tuition covers the full day. There is no early drop-off.

Aftercare is available from 6:00–6:30 pm for $5 per child. Campers picked up after 6:30 pm are charged $1 per minute per child, plus the $5 aftercare fee. Fees are due at pick-up, and repeated late pick-ups may result in dismissal from the program.

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Can parents attend field trips?

Yes—and we mean it! Parents are welcome to join field trips, take photos, and create memories with their campers. One rule: no wallflowers allowed! If you come, be ready to jump in and have fun. Adult admission costs may vary by trip, but the experience is always worth it.

 

What if the camp schedule or activities change?

We reserve the right to adjust activities, schedules, or groupings as needed to ensure camper safety and program quality.

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Reminder:
Early registration secures the best rates and guarantees your child’s spot. Register Now!