After Care Rate: $40
- Any camper needing to be picked up later than 4:30 p.m. will need to pay this weekly fee.
- After Care programming begins at 4 p.m. and will conclude at 6 p.m. Your camper may be picked up any time between 4:30 – 5:55 p.m.
Before Care Rate: $30
- Any camper needing to be dropped off before 8:30 a.m. will need to pay this weekly fee.
- Before Care begins at 7:15 a.m. and goes until 8:30 a.m. Your camper may be dropped off anywhere within this time frame.
- WE DO NOT OFFER DAILY PRICING FOR ANY EXTENDED CARE PROGRAMMING.
- Before Care will consist of supervised free play on the basketball courts. Some crafts and small activities may also be available upon camper’s request.
Down Payment Option: $80 + $100
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The Down Payment option is for parents/
SRWC Member Discount Rate: $185
- This rate is applied to patrons with an active SRWC membership.
- The rate is automatically applied to all campers (dependents) within the “Family” of an SRWC member.
- Visit your profile at https://recwell.kent.edu to view, edit, and add dependents to your account “Family”
- Perks of membership:
- Access to the SRWC outside of camp hours
- Discounted rates for RecWell programs and offerings
- Considering a Membership?
Non-Member Camp Fee: $205
- This rate is applied to any patron that does not have an active SRWC membership
- This rate covers the cost for one child to attend PEAK for all 5 days during the week.
- What’s included: 1 lunch meal, 1 snack to end the day, 8 hours of supervised programming and fun!
- Why $205? Your camper will be able to enjoy everything listed above for all 5 days of the week, which means you’re only paying $41 per day to take advantage of all that’s offered at PEAK!
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