Entering Grades 3 – 5: Week 4 (July 6–10, 2026), Week 6 (July 20–24, 2026) 

Entering Grades 6 – 8: Week 1 (June 15–19, 2026) 

Tuition: $580 per one-week session 

Let the adventures begin! Each day, campers will set off on exciting off-campus field trips, with a new destination every day. Activities include hiking in state parks, ziplining through ropes courses, and exploring Maryland’s state capital. 

Details: 

• Transportation and admission fees are included. 

• Campers must pack a lunch for 3 of the 5 days. 

• Travel is via Glenelg Country School vans or small buses. 

• Registration provides your child with permission to participate in all the field trips.

Entering Grades 6 – 8: Week 2 (June 22–26, 2026), Week 3 (June 29–July 3, 2026) 

Entering Grades 3 – 5: Week 5 (July 13–17, 2026)

Tuition: $580 per one-week session 

Take a wild excursion every day! Beat the summer heat with refreshing hikes by rivers and waterfalls, zipline through forest canopies, and explore a wildlife preserve. Campers will also visit the Smithsonian, venture into Washington, DC, and experience hands-on adventures at local sites. 

Details: 

• Transportation and admission fees are included. 

• Campers must pack a lunch for 3 of the 5 days. 

• Travel is via Glenelg Country School vans, small buses, or metro. 

• Registration provides your child with permission to participate in all the field trips. 

Entering Grades 3-5

Dates: Week 1 (June 15 – 19, 2026) No camp on Friday, June 19

Tuition: $400 per one-week session 

Explore the natural wonders of the GCS Forest and foster a deep connection to nature through creative and exploratory activities. 

What Your Child Will Experience: 

Nature Exploration: 

• Explore hidden nooks and cozy spots in the forest, observing wildlife and plant life. 
• Learn to identify local flora and fauna and understand their roles in the ecosystem. 

Creative Projects: 

• Use natural materials to create unique art pieces, like leaf prints and twig sculptures. 
• Take photographs of the forest and use them as inspiration for storytelling and poetry. 

Hands-On Discovery: 

• Use “loose parts” like sticks, leaves, and stones to build imaginative structures. 
• Engage in sensory activities that explore the sights, sounds, and smells of the forest. 

Physical and Mindful Activities: 

• Practice yoga and mindfulness exercises outdoors to deepen the connection to the environment. 
• Participate in scavenger hunts, nature-inspired games, and team challenges. 

Why Choose This Camp: 
Research shows time in nature boosts confidence, creativity, and independence. This camp combines outdoor fun with mindfulness and creativity, providing a holistic experience for young adventurers.