Camp Don Bosco:

Day Camp

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Day Camp (1-9)

Experience all the activities Camp Don Bosco has to offer and return home every night to share stories of archery, the pool and water slide, hiking, fort building, and a campfire with s’mores and songs!  Rest up for the next day of more fun and adventure! With each age group campers progress to more choices and bigger challenges.  Bus transportation to camp is available from Seattle and Bellevue daily for $100 a week.

DAY CAMP ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE TIMES

·       Don Bosco parent drop off: 8:30am-9am I Pick Up: 3:30pm-4:00pm, 1401 327th Ave NE, Carnation, WA98014

·  Eastside bus at Holy Family Kirkland, 7300 120th AVE NE, Kirkland, WA 98033
Sessions 1-2
Drop-off 8:15am | Pick Up 4:15pm

· Eastside bus at Saint Madeline Sophie, 4400 130th Place SE, Bellevue, WA 98006
Sessions 3-5
Drop-off 8:10am | Pick Up 4:15pm

·  Seattle Bus at St John the Evangelist, 120 N 79th St, Seattle, WA 98103
Sessions 6-9
Drop-off 7:45am | Pick Up 4:300pm

Changes to the bus schedule or delays will be communicated via text message to the primary contact on your account.


Horses: Horsemanship has never been so much fun! Each camper will be assigned a horse for the week that they will play games on horseback, learn more through ground lessons, and even take on a trail ride.

  • Pony Pals (1-2): One on one instruction helps campers have a fun positive riding experience.

  • Horsin’ Around 1 (3-5): Beginner to intermediate riders build confidence and skills with horses.

  • Horsin’ Around 2 (6-9): Experienced riders and older beginners will be able to sharpen their skills.

Outdoor Adventure: Spend the day at camp making new friends while doing fun and exciting activities in the great outdoors before going home to rest up for the next day!

  • Outdoor Adventure (1-2): Introduce campers to a classic camp experience! They will get to try their hand at archery, make a splash in the pool, play new games, and explore the forest, identifying plants and animals as they go, maybe even build a fort and eat s’mores. 

  • Outdoor Adventures 1 (3-5): Campers have fun all over camp with their fellow campers, learning outdoor living skills from fire building to plant identification, and building confidence through improving their technique at archery and singing silly songs all day long.

  • Outdoor Adventures 2 (6-9): Enjoy adventure filled days at camp with new friends and with old. Expand upon your knowledge of outdoor living skills, putting them into action throughout the week. Try new things, play, sing, and have fun in the great outdoors!