While it’s hard to put a price tag on their children’s learning and growth, parents certainly have their family budgets to think about when considering camp.

 

Are you trying to keep up with the Joneses by planning a big vacation?

 

Have you ever heard of Milo, the boy in Norman Juster’s “The Phantom Tollbooth”?

 

Peg L. Smith, CEO of the American Camp Association, endorses the recent public awareness for the importance of free play in the development of children.

 

With the myriad of summer camps from which to choose, parents might feel overwhelmed. The fundamental rule in choosing a camp is to know your child.

 

With their hectic schedules, today’s busy families often find it difficult to make community service a priority. However, giving back together can be a fulfilling family activity.

 

Are you and your children always going somewhere and thinking about going somewhere else?