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Our mailing address is our home office: 1026 14th St. SW, Puyallup WA 98371. For directions, please plug that address into MapQuest. We're about 10 blocks west of the downtown Puyallup Fairgrounds, next to Clark's Creek Park.
Visit by appointment only: Look for the number 1026 on our black mailbox, and drive very slowly down the gravel driveway out of respect for the yellow house we share it with. Park where directed behind our little white farmhouse with blue shutter trim.
If you have any question whatsoever, please feel free to email us and call Chris or Kim anytime at 425-248-0253 (cell) or 253-604-4681 (office). You can also friend either of us on Facebook and become a fan of our facebook page to keep in better touch.
Driving Directions for 2010 Programs
Please click on Weekend Workshops for direcions to those locations during the academic year.
Please click on the following links for directions to Wolf Journey classes during the academic year:
June 13-18, 2010 Overnight Training Camp Week
Program: Earth Skills Educational Training
Airport Transportation available from SeaTac; Bus/Train transportation available from Tacoma.
Location: Wolf College Home Office; plug 1026 14th St. SW, Puyallup WA 98371 into mapquest, google, or yahoo and look for 1026 on our black mailbox, driving super slowly down the gravel driveway we share with the neighboring yellow house, and park where directed behind little white farmhouse with blue shutter trim.
June 20-25, 2010 Camp Week
Overnight Programs: The Naturalist Mentor - Outdoor Leaders Training and The Naturalist Mentor - Counselors in Training
Airport Transportation available from SeaTac & Portland; Bus/Train transportation available from Olympia.
Location: Millersylvania State Park; plug 12245 Tilley Road S., Olympia, WA 98512 into mapquest, google, or yahoo and follow park signs to the Group Camp shelter near the swimming area on the lake.
Day Camp Programs: Monday Birds & Nav; Tuesday Pioneer Arts; Wednesday Herbology; Thursday Survival; Friday Wolf Tracking
Location: Wolf Haven, Int'l; plug 3111 Offut Lake Road S., Tenino WA 98589 into mapquest, google, or yahoo and please be sensitive to the wolves and our gracious hosts when you arrive.
Oympia/Tumwater Vanpool at 9:15 & 3:45 - Tumwater Falls Park & Ride, across from the Falls Terrace, 106 Deschutes Way SW, 98501.
Centralia/Grand Mound Vanpool at 9:15 & 3:45 - Interstate 5 Exit 88 at the junction of Hwys. 12 and 99, at the Park & Ride east of the freeway.
June 27, 2010 Overnight Week
Programs: Adult Wilderness Survival Training & Trek; Yourth Survivors Side of the Mountain; Youth Survival Challenge;
Airport Transportation available from SeaTac; Bus/Train transportation available from Mt. Vernon.
Base Camp: Bakke Farm Campground, 6184 Saxon Rd. in Acme, WA;
Rendezvous Points: Bakke Farm Campground in Acme, WA. Plug 6184 Saxon Rd. 98220 into mapquest, google, or yahoo. If you cannot meet us there for drop-off dinner on Sunday, nor the important pick-up pot-luck presentation on Friday, then you can drop-off Sunday at 1:00 p.m. and/or pick-up on Friday at 9:00 p.m. at SeaTac Airport for an additional $50 fee each way; or drop off Sunday at 2:00 p.m. and/or pick up Friday at 8:00 p.m. at the Skagit Valley Food Co-op at 202 South First St., Mt. Vernon WA 98273 for an additional $25 fee each way.
July 5-9, 2010 Day Camp Week
Programs: Future Survivors Fun; Wild Chefs & Herbology; Wildlife Tracking & Birding Games; Peaceful Pioneer Arts, Crafts & Music
Location: McCollum Park in Mill Creek; plug 600 128th St SE, Everett, WA 98208 into mapquest, google, or yahoo and meet in the little shelter just south of the swimming pool.
Route A Vanpool Info serving Seattle SoDo Starbucks Corporate Building, UW Roosevelt Safeway, and Shoreline Ballinger Thriftway.
Route B Vanpool Info serving Mercer Bellevue Way Park & Ride, Redmond 7 Eleven off Leary & Lk. Sammammish Pkwy, Kirkland I-405 Exit 18 at the 76 Gas Station, and Woodinville Bothell I-405 Exit 24 Quiznos.
Route C Vanpool Info serving Monroe Frylands at Lake Tye Park, Snohomish Downtown Farmers Co-op & True Value, and Everett Group Health at Denny's.
July 11-16, 2010 Overnight Week
Programs: Adult Wild Ethnobotany Intensive; Youth Wild Cooking & Herbology; Youth Advanced Herbal & WFA; Youth Wolves & Ravens; Youth Advanced Tracking
Airport Transportation available from SeaTac & Portland; Bus/Train transportation available from Olympia.
Base Camp: Millersylvania State Park south of Olympia, WA;
Beginning Rendezvous Point: Millersylvania State Park; plug 12245 Tilley Road S., Olympia, WA 98512 into mapquest, google, or yahoo and follow park signs to the Group Camp shelter near the swimming area on the lake.
Ending Rendezvous Point Presentations: Wolf Haven, Int'l; plug 3111 Offut Lake Road S., Tenino WA 98589 into mapquest, google, or yahoo and please be sensitive to the wolves and our gracious hosts when you arrive.
July 19-23, 2010 Day Camp Week
Programs: Future Survivors Fun; Wild Chefs & Herbology; Wildlife Tracking & Birding Games; Peaceful Pioneer Arts, Crafts & Music
Location: Edgewater Park; plug 205 S. Ball St., Mt. Vernon, WA 98274 into mapquest, google, or yahoo and meet in the boat landing parking area next to the amphitheater.
Route A Vanpool Info serving Marysville/Tulalip Best Western Tulip Inn, Arlington Smokey Point Buzz Inn, and Stanwood/Camano Two-Twelve Market.
Route B Vanpool Info serving Lynden Safeway, Ferndale Axton MacDonald's, Bellingham Fairhaven Food Pavilion.
Route C Vanpool Info serving Deming IGA, Bellingham Sunset Walgreen's, Alger/Bow Casino Shell Station.
Route D Vanpool Info serving Anacortes & Oak Harbor at the Fidalgo Corner Market.
July 25-30, 2010 Overnight Week
Programs: Adult Backcountry Trackers Training; Youth Wilderness Trek; Youth Scout Camps;
Airport Transportation available from SeaTac & Portland; Bus/Train transportation available from Olympia.
Base Camp: Kalaloch Beach Campground in the Olympic Nat'l Park;
Beginning & Ending Rendezvous Point: Vance Creek County Park in Elma; plug 72 Wensel Slough Rd, Elma, WA into mapquest, google, or yahoo and allow 1/2 hour from Olympia, 1.5 hours from Seattle, or 2 hours from Portland.
August 2-6, 2010 Day Camp Week
Programs: Future Survivors Fun; Wild Chefs & Herbology; Wildlife Tracking & Birding Games; Peaceful Pioneer Arts, Crafts & Music
Location: Clark's Creek Park - South Entrance; plug 12th St., Puyallup WA 98371 into mapquest, google, or yahoo at meet the picnic shelter.
Route A Vanpool Info serving Issaquah Cedar Grove at the Tiger Mountain Country Store, Maple Valley Covington Petco, and the Auburn Sound Transit Center.
Route B Vanpool Info serving Gig Harbor Olympic Drive Fred Meyer, University Place Tacoma Boys Grocery, Tacoma Fife Swimming Pool.
Route C Vanpool Info serving Olympia Capital Way Carriage Inn, Lacey Nisqually Forza Coffee, Joint Base Madigan 7 Eleven, Lakewood Hwy 512 MacDonald's.
August 8-13, 2010 Overnight Week
Programs: Adult Earth Skills Artisan; Youth Stone Age Artisans I; Youth Stone Age Artisans II; Youth Arts & Music Camp; Youth Advanced Hobo Arts
Airport Transportation available from SeaTac; Bus/Train transportation available from Tacoma & Seattle.
Base Camp & Rendezvous Point: Dash Point State Park; plug 5700 Southwest Dash Point Road, Federal Way, WA 98023 into mapquest, google, or yahoo and drive straight into the Group Camp area.
August 16-20, 2010 Day Camp Week
Programs: Future Survivors Fun; Wild Chefs & Herbology; Wildlife Tracking & Birding Games; Peaceful Pioneer Arts, Crafts & Music
Location: Starts/Ends at Marshall Community Park, 1015 E. McLoughlin Blvd., 98663 with daily trips to Vancouver Lake Park & Shillapoo Wildlife Recreation Area; plug it into mapquest, google, or yahoo and meet in the Community Gardens Parking Area.
Route A Washington Vanpool Info serving Kelso/Longview: I-5 Exit 39 Burger King; Woodland: I-5 Exit 21 Oak Tree Restaurant.
Route B Oregon Vanpool Info serving Oregon City: Life Support Community Center of I-205 Exit 8; Milwaukee: Ledding Library; Portland: Arvey Paper & Office Supply back parking lot.
Route C Vanpool Waitlisted serving Maywood Park OR: I-205 Exit 20/21A at Elmer's Restaurant; Orchards WA: I-205 Exit 30 to Hwy. 500 at the KFC on NE Gher Rd.
Route D Vanpool Waitlisted serving Lake Oswego OR: Hwy 217 - I-5 Exit 292 Crowne Plaza by Stanford's Restaurant off Kruse Way; Beaverton OR: Hwy 217 Exit 2A at the Fred Meyer Starbucks; Portland / Washington Park: Hwy. 26 Exit 72 in the Oregon Zoo parking lot across from Portland Children's Museum on SW Canyon.
August 22-27, 2010 Overnight Week
Programs: Adult Farm Camp; Youth Farm Camp; Adult Fishing Camp; Youth Fishing Camp;
Airport Transportation available from SeaTac; Bus/Train transportation available from Seattle & Everett.
Base Camp & Rendezvous Point: Songcroft School; please call us at 425-248-0253 for directions.
August 29 - Sept 3, 2010 Overnight Week
Programs: Adult Hunting Camp; Teen Hunting Camp; Adult Cultural Traditions; Teen Cultural Traditions;
Airport Transportation available from SeaTac & Wenatchee;
Bus/Vanpool transportation available from Sedro Woolley, Monroe, Wenatchee & Tonasket, WA.
Base Camp: Family Cabin of Mike Helms & Chancellor Pell; plug ... Aeneas, WA into mapquest, google, or yahoo
October 26-31, 2010 Overnight Week
Programs in WI: Adult Forestry & Survival; Teen Forestry & Survival; Adult Survival Challenge; Teen Survival Challenge;
Airport Transportation available from Mpls/St. Paul, MN and Eau Claire, WI; Bus/Vanpool transportation available from Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, and Clam Lake, WI.
Course Location: Delano Lake near Clam Lake, WI; plug Mathey Road into mapquest, google, or yahoo and park at the boat landing on Lower Clam Lake.
November 20-26, 2010 Overnight Week
Programs: Adult Gulf Coast & Mississippi Delta around New Orleans; Teen Gulf Coast & Mississippi Delta around New Orleans;
Airport & Bus/Train Transportation available from New Orleans, LA.
Course Location: New Orleans and the Mississippi Delta; plug ... into mapquest, google, or yahoo.
December 26-31, 2010 Overnight Week
Programs: Adult Winter with the Wolves in WI; Teen Winter with the Wolves in WI;
Airport Transportation available from Mpls/St. Paul, MN and Eau Claire, WI; Bus/Vanpool transportation available from Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, and Clam Lake, WI.
Course Location: Delano Lake near Clam Lake, WI; plug Mathey Road into mapquest, google, or yahoo and park at the boat landing on Lower Clam Lake.
February 20-25, 2011 Overnight Week
Programs: Adult Mojave Desert Tracking, Birding, Plants & Survival; Teen Mojave Desert Tracking, Birding, Plants & Survival;
Bus/Train/Van Transportation all along the I-5 corridor between Olympia, WA and Bakersfield, CA.
Airport Transportation available from Bakersfield, CA.
Course Location: Afton Canyon, just east of Barstow, CA; plug ... into mapquest, google, or yahoo.
March 20-25, 2011 Overnight Week
Programs in WA State: Adult Sagebrush Steppe Birds & Buds; Youth Sagebrush Steppe Birds & Buds;
Vanpool/Bus/Train transportation available from SeaTac Airport, North Bend Outlet Mall, and Ginkgo State Park in Vantage, WA: plug ... into mapquest, google, or yahoo and park where directed.
Airport Transportation available from SeaTac;
Base Camps: Sun Lakes Dry Falls State Park near Coulee City; Potholes Desert Wildlife Area Campground near Royal City; Umtanum Creek Wildlife Area Campground in the Yakima Canyon near Ellensburg; BLM Land by the Audubon Camp up Wenas Road from Selah, WA.
2009 Directions:
Directions to our Camp Rendezvous Point of Rudolf Reese Park in Sultan for the weeks of:
June 28 - July 4, 2009: Primtive Survival Camps
July 12-18, 2009: Artisan & Scout Camps
July 26 - Aug 1, 2009: Herbal & Tracking Camps
The City of Sultan doesn't have an official address for the park, but MapQuest uses "[100-299] Old Owen Rd Sultan, WA 98294" if you woulde like to plug that in. But it's not hard to find. Rudolf Reese Park is just off Hwy. 2 on Old Owen Road, in Sultan, WA. Turn at the stop lights at the Sultan Red Apple, and go north just 1/4 mile. The park is a quick turn to your right, exactly where the road begins to ascend, and before it curves. It's a small park, so you'll see where we are.
It takes 40 minutes to drive from Everett to Sultan, or 30 minutes from Woodinville to Sultan, if traffic is decent, so please allow plenty of time, and feel free to arrive early to enjoy the ballfields and unmanicured trail down to the river before we start. However, our staff will be scurrying around preparing for the meal and presentations, so you might want to wait until Noon to start chatting with us:)
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Directions to our Camp Rendezvous Point of the Junction Convenience Store in Tonasket for the Permaculture Week of July 18-25, 2009:
Put 509 S Whitcomb Ave, Tonasket, WA 98855 into MapQuest, but it once you get to Tonasket, it would be hard to miss since it on the corner of Hwy. 20 and Hwy. 97 in Tonasket, which is about a 5 hour drive from Seattle or Spokane, with the nearest commercial airport being Wenatchee, which is a 2 hour drive and has a couple quick flights from Seattle every day.
The Okanogan River Natural Foods Co-Op at 21 W 4th St, Tonasket, WA, is not open early enough for us to rendezvous there, but it's where we will gather most of our supplemental groceries and supplies.
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Directions to our Camp Rendezvous Point for the Alpine Wilderness Week of August 9-15, 2009: Squires Creek Park Campground near Darrington, WA
Put 41415 State Route 530 NE, Arlington, WA 98223 into MapQuest, or follow these directions:
Take Interstate 5 to the Arlington exit 208. Go east on Hwy 530 for 4 miles to Arlington, where you'll need to follow the signs and hop one block north to stay on Hwy 530. Go another 24 miles east (watching the yellow suggested speed signs closely as there are a couple doosie turns in the road) and you'll see the brown sign for Squires Creek Campground. Landmarks include Milepost 45 a half mile in advance, and the bridge over Squires Creek just before you turn left onto the campground road. If you get to Darrington you went about 6 miles too far.
Drive along the campground road and park in the one general parking lot to the left if there is room. If there is no room in the lot, then go back and park back along the entry road and walk in. We'll be set up in one of the 2 covered picnic shelters, or between them under the trees.
It takes 45 minutes to drive from Interestate 5 to Squires Creek Park, so please allow plenty of time, and feel free to arrive early to enjoy the creek before we start. However, our staff will be scurrying around preparing for the meal and presentations, so you might want to wait until Noon to start chatting with us:)
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Directions to our Camp Rendezvous Point for the Arts Week of August 22-29, 2009: Tim Noah Thumbnail Theater in Snohomish, WA
Put 1211 4th St, Snohomish, WA 98290 into MapQuest, or follow these directions:
From the Bellevue-Bothell area, take I-405 and get onto Hwy. 522 going 3 miles east, then take the Hwy. 9 exit, turning north and going 10 miles up to Snohomish. Take the downtown Snohomish exit, turning east and going 3 blocks on 2nd Street. Turn north (left) onto Avenue D. The Thumb is 2 blocks up on the right, at 1211 4th St.
From downtown Seattle, there are a variety of shortcuts, but it's probablly quickest, depending on traffic of course, to go up to Everett and then take Hwy. 2 east. That northbound exit onto Hwy. 2 in Everett is a little confusing now however, as it seems to direct you to take a premature off-ramp. That happened to me the first time after they finished construction "improvements" last year anyway. So be sure to stay in the correct lane, and take Hwy. 2 east toward Monroe/Wenatchee. Go 2 miles east on Hwy. 2 to the first Snohomish exit, putting you onto Bickford Ave., following it into town 2 miles, where the street name changes to Avenue D. Keep going and watch the street signs as they descend toward 4th Street. The Thumb is on the left corner of Avenue D at 1211 4th St.
From British Columbia, Whatcom & Skagit Counties, and Everett: Take Interstate 5 to Everett, then exit onto Hwy. 2 east toward Monroe/Wenatchee. Go 2 miles east on Hwy. 2 to the first Snohomish exit, putting you onto Bickford Ave., following it into town 2 miles, where the street name changes to Avenue D. Keep going and watch the street signs as they descend toward 4th Street. The Thumb is on the left corner of Avenue D at 1211 4th St.
From Monroe, go west on Hwy. 2, and take the first Snohomish exit, turning left at the end of the off-ramp, which puts you onto what will become 2nd. St. Go about 1.5 miles, through 3 stop-lights, then the last of which will be Avenue D. Turn north (right) onto Avenue D. The Thumb is 2 blocks up on the right, at 1211 4th St.
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DAY CAMP WEEK OF JULY 6-10, 2009:
Direct Pick-Up & Drop-off Option at McCollum Park in Mill Creek, address 600 128th St SE, Everett, WA 98208, with drop-off between 9:00-9:15 a.m. only, and pick-up between 3:45-4:00 p.m. only, the week of July 6-10 only in 2009, except Friday afternoon when everyone will be gathering from 3:45-4:45 for camper presentations.
We will also help you make carpool arrangements with other camp families from Arlington, Marysville, Everett, Mukilteo, Lake Stevens, Snohomish and Monroe if requested.
Seattle Vanpool Option at $25/week: Roosevelt Safeway in Seattle off 75th Street at 7300 Roosevelt Way NE, leaving at 8:30 a.m. and arriving back at 4:30 p.m. (except Friday afternoon when everyone will be gathering at McCollum Park from 3:45-4:45 for camper presentations) the week of July 6-10 only in 2009. - This is the our Downtown/University/Wallingford/Ravenna rendezvous point also serving the Norths & Hursts, Green Lake - Lake City I5 Exit 171, in the Safeway parking lot, is an incredibly great spot for everyone coming from every direction, For those coming from the south, downtown or the eastside, the Safeway is 60 seconds north of the Ship Canal. Going north, take the quick little off-street just as the ramp lets you off I5 onto 73rd St. to Safeway, and either return via Roosevelt Way back onto the 65th St. onramp, or turn left onto 75th St. and then take the quick ramp onto south I5. UW Employees can just go up 12th or 15th or 25th to 75th Avenue to get to Safeway. Ravenna neighborhood parents just need to come down Lake City Way and exit onto Roosevelt Way right before the I5 express lanes onramp. It puts you right into the Safeway parking lot.
Ballinger Village Vanpool Option serving Lake Forest Park, Edmonds, Moutlake Terrace, Lynnwood, Kirkland, Bothell & Woodinville at $25/week: Ballinger Village Thriftway in Shoreline off I5 exit 177 at 20036 Ballinger Way NE, leaving at 8:45 a.m. and arriving back at 4:15 p.m. (except Friday afternoon when everyone will be gathering at McCollum Park from 3:45-4:45 for camper presentations) the week of July 6-10 only in 2009. Meet under the digital marquee in front of Thriftway in the Ballinger Village parking lot just a block east of the freeway on Ballinger Way NE, also marked as Hwy. 104.
Snohomish Carpool Option at no extra fee, also serving Monroe & Lake Stevens at Snohomish Co-op & True Value, 168 Lincoln Ave. off 2nd St., leaving at 8:30 a.m. and arriving back at 4:30 p.m. (except Friday afternoon when everyone will be gathering at McCollum Park from 3:45-4:45 for camper presentations).
From Monroe, take the first Snohomish exit off Hwy. 2 and then turn left, going 1/2 mile into Snohomish. After you see Rite-Aid on your right, the co-op will be on your left. We will also help you make carpool arrangements with other camp families from Lake Stevens and Monroe if requested. From the east side of Lake Stevens, the best way is to take Machias Road into Snohomish and go straight as it turns into Maple St. all the way to 2nd. St. Turn left there and the co-op will be a one block east on the south side of 2nd St. From the west side of Lake Stevens, the fastwest way is to drive down and get onto Hwy. 2 going east toward Monroe, then get off on the next exit, turning right back into Snohom
DAY CAMP WEEK OF JULY 20-24, 2009:
Direct Pick-Up & Drop-off at Tim Noah Thumbnail Theater in Snohomish, 1211 4th St. off Avenue D, with drop-off between 9:00-9:15 a.m. only, and pick-up between 3:45-4:00 p.m. only the week of July 20-24 only in 2009, except Friday afternoon when everyone will be gathering there from 3:45-4:45 for camper presentations.
We will also help you make carpool arrangements with other camp families from Arlington, Marysville, Everett, Mukilteo, Mill Creek, Lake Stevens and Monroe if requested.
Woodinville Vanpool Option also serving Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Bothel, Lake Forest Park, Mountlake Terrace, Edmonds, Shoreline & Seattle at $25/week: CostCo in Woodinville at 24008 Snohomish Woodinville Rd, leaving at 8:45 a.m. and arriving back at 4:15 p.m. (except Friday afternoon when everyone will be gathering at in Snohomish from 3:45-4:45 for camper presentations) the weeks of July 20-24 and August 3-7 only in 2009. Meet just inside the parking lot, between to the north entrance off Hwy. 9 and the Gas Pumps.
We will also help you make carpool arrangements to this vanpool location with other camp families from Kirkland, Redmond, Bellevue, Lake Forest Park, Mountlake Terrace, Edmonds, Shoreline and Seattle if requested.
DAY CAMP WEEK OF AUGUST 3-7, 2009:
Direct Pick-Up & Drop-off at Ferguson Park in Snohomish, 1330 Ferguson Park Rd off Avenue D, with drop-off between 9:00-9:15 a.m. only, and pick-up between 3:45-4:00 p.m. only, the week of August 3-7 only in 2009, except Friday afternoon when everyone will be gathering there from 3:45-4:45 for camper presentations.
We will also help you make carpool arrangements with other camp families from Arlington, Marysville, Everett, Mukilteo, Mill Creek, Lake Stevens and Monroe if requested.
Woodinville Vanpool Option also serving Bellevue, Redmond & Kirkland at $25/week: CostCo in Woodinville at 24008 Snohomish Woodinville Rd, leaving at 8:45 a.m. and arriving back at 4:15 p.m. (except Friday afternoon when everyone will be gathering at in Snohomish from 3:45-4:45 for camper presentations) the weeks of July 20-24 and August 3-7 only in 2009. Meet just inside the parking lot, between to the north entrance off Hwy. 9 and the Gas Pumps.
We will also help you make carpool arrangements to this vanpool location with other camp families from Kirkland, Redmond and Bellevue if requested.
Lake Forest Park Vanpool Option also serving Seattle, Shoreline, Mountlake Terrace & Edmonds at $25/week: Arco Gas Station near Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park at 17001 Bothel Way NE near the ends of Ballinger Way & Lake City Way, leaving at 8:30 a.m. and arriving back at 4:30 p.m. (except Friday afternoon when everyone will be gathering at Ferguson Park from 3:45-4:45 for camper presentations) the week of August 3-7 only in 2009. Meet in the parking lot next to the street where fewer cars park.
We can also help you make carpool arrangements with other camp families from Seattle, Shoreline, Mountlake Terrace & Edmonds. The reason we meet at the Arco and not Third Place Books is that it's easiest to turn in-and-out-of coming from Seattle on Lake City Way, and those coming down Ballinger Way from Shoreline, Mountlake Terrace & Edmonds can go around on local streets behind Third Place Books to avoid the big stop light.
If you have trouble downloading or printing out our Microsoft Word Registration Form for Multi-Day Programs just email us or call 425-248-0253 and we will take your registration over the phone.
If you have trouble downloading or printing out our Text Form for Single-Day Programs just email us or call 425-248-0253 and we will take your registration over the phone.
There are also other payment options listed on the last page of the registration form, and if you are confused, just include the deposits you feel are appropriate, and we will do the math for you, including discounts that may apply. Our refund policy is that deposits are not refundable unless your registration is not accepted. If you cancel after making any payment, you may receive a credit for a future program, minus a 25% administration fee of total payments made, in case of emergency. You will receive a full refund if your program is canceled and not rescheduled at a time that you can attend. Again, no refund (and not necessarily any credit) is given if a camper is inappropriate at camp.
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