5 Star Program - NAEYC Accredited!

Eliada Summer Camp 2010 is a 5 star program that will begin early in June and run through mid-August (depending on the Buncombe County school schedule). We are open M-F from 7:00am-5:30pm. Our program focuses on peer relations and conflict resolution, character building and promoting a positive self-esteem in our youth through organized activities and games that promote teambuilding skills.

We have a vast 200+ acre campus that includes a heated swimming pool, mountain hiking trails, mini-bike lessons and riding trails (children ages 9-13), a full size gymnasium, ball field, Golf Driving Range and playground. We have two large air conditioned buildings where the children can escape the heat or rain of the summer months to socialize with friends, do arts and crafts, play games and lots of other fun activities.

Summer camp will consist of weekly sessions where parents can either register for the entire summer or they can pick and choose various weeks of care. These weekly sessions will focus on various adventures such as horseback riding adventures, space and science explorations, outdoor adventures, drama/dance/art and sports adventures, etc. 

Fees are as follows:
$25.00 registration fee per child if paid between January 1 and March 1. The registration fee will be $50.00 per child after March 31. 

Summer camp registration begins on January 1. It is strongly encouraged that interested families register with us as soon as possible as our program fills rather quickly. Once registration fees are paid the child’s slot in the program will be secured. 

Each 1 week sessions tuition is $135.00 due on Friday’s in advance. This fee covers 3 meals a day, a summer camp T-shirt and all field trips/activities.

Eliada summer camp happily accepts vouchers from various surrounding counties with a small additional fee charged over and above the assigned parent fee. (call for details)

5 STAR license by State of NC Department of Health and Human Resources Division of Child Development

Accredited by NAEYC