​Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I register?
  • ​Register – DocNetwork Help Center
  • Parents may purchase camp tuition insurance ​if they wish via CampDoc​​
  • Camp information and updates will be sent to the email listed in CampDoc​​​​

Medication
  • Any medications that are presented to counselor​, will be held onto and logged by the medical counselor.
  • Bring medications in a zip lock bag with student name and weight.
  • Bring medications in original container with only the amount of the medications needed during camp.​​

What information is required before check-in?
You must be able to provide the camper's health history, current medications (if any), immunizations, insurance, and health care providers at the time of registration. Be sure that authorizations, including check-in and out as well as driving are complete.

What items should we bring to camp?
  • Alarm Clock ​​(optional if using phone alarm)
  • Activities (books, games)
  • Campus Map 
  • Cell phone ​and charger
  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Lockable suitcase for items you wish to secure
  • Small bag for the day
  • Pillow, twin sheets, blanket (many bring sleeping bags), and towels
  • Sandals/Shower shoes
  • Spending money for vending machines, ice cream shop, souvenirs, etc. (optional)
  • Toiletries, sunscreen
  • Umbrella
  • Water bottle
Camp Specific Items:
  • Sheet Music and Instruments (Point Music camp only)
  • White dress shirt and black dress pants or skirt (Point Music Camp only)
  • Dance attire and shoes (Dance camp only)
  • Video gaming equipment (Esports camp only)

    Free wireless internet access is available throughout campus.

‭(Hidden)‬ What is the daily schedule?

Sampe Schedule

​Sunday Check-In

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​Music Camp​10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
​Video Production Camp​11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
​Art & Design Camp​11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
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​During the Week

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​Breakfast​7-8 a.m.
​Classes begin​8 a.m.
​Lunch​Noon-1 p.m.
​Classes end​5 p.m.
​Dinner​5-6:30 p.m.
​Free time/practice​5-7:15 p.m.
​Evening activities​7:30-9:30 p.m.
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​Friday Check-out

8 a.m.-Noon

How can I contact the camp office?
UWSP Continuing Education
2100 Main Street, 032 Old Main
Stevens Point, WI 54481

Phone: 715-346-3838

Email: uwspceweb@uwsp.edu​

What is the last day to register? When is final payment due?
The last day to register as well as the final payment due is located on the camp website.

‭(Hidden)‬ What is the commuter drop off/pick up policy?
Classes begin at 8 a.m. and end at 5 p.m. Drop off is at Neale Hall, 433 Isadore Street, Stevens Point Wisc. between 7:30-7:45 a.m. with pick up at Neale Hall between 5:15-5:30 p.m. A camp counselor will be onsite starting at 7:30 a.m. for drop off and remain onsite until 5:30 p.m. for pick up. Failure to pick up your camper by 5:30 p.m. will result in a $10 late pick up charge.

What are the dormitories like? Are they secure?

​Campers reside in UWSP student dormitories. Two campers are assigned to each room; single rooms are available for an additional fee. Community bathroom/shower areas are shared. Showers are private stalls with an additional private dressing area. The dorms are air-conditioned. Fans are not required. 

Counselors stay in the dorms and supervise the campers. For security, campers and visitors are only able to enter the residence hall through the front main entrance. The remaining doors are for exit only. An alarm will sound if one of these doors is propped open. Additionally, the main entrance is locked during sleeping hours or when the front desk is not staffed.

How do I get to UW-Stevens Point?
Click here for driving directions and a campus map.

What if I need to cancel? What is the refund policy?

Follow the cancellation policy listed on the event page. Cancellations received after that date will not be refunded. No refunds will be given for a student who leaves camp early for any reason. Send written request to uwspceweb@uwsp.edu

Our Camp reserves the right to send home, without refund, any camper who fails to behave in an appropriate manner or breaks any local/state/federal laws or camp regulations.

How much supervision is there for the campers?

We have a 10:1 camper/counselor ratio in addition to the camp faculty and staff. Trained and qualified camp counselors are on duty 24 hours/day and reside with campers in the dormitories. Counselors check-in with their assigned campers throughout the day and attendance is taken in classes and at "lights out."

Campers are not allowed to leave the group or campus without their counselor's knowledge. Riding in other campers' cars is also prohibited during the camp session. Campers may be signhed in and out by guardian.

Our camp reserves the right to send home without refund any camper who fails to behave in an appropriate manner or breaks any local/state/federal laws or regulations.

Does my child need to bring money for any other reason?

All camp expenses such as meals, classes, and supplies are covered by the camper's tuition. Campers may want to bring money to use vending machines or for purchases they choose to make during the week. Often times, groups will visit a nearby ice cream shop (Belt's) or the University Store.

If your child does bring money to camp, instruct them on how to keep their money safe. For example: Do not leave your dorm room unlocked when you're not in it. Do not allow other campers to be in your room (except your roommate) when you are not there. Do not put your purse down in the cafeteria and walk away from it. Simple but often forgotten safety rules.

May I visit my child while they are at camp?
Family members are welcome to visit their campers during the week. We ask that visitors announce their arrival to the camper's counselor and/or the camp director. Please notify the camp counselor if you will be leaving campus. Students must sign out and sign in when leaving campus.

My child would like to room with a friend. How do we request this?
There is a space in the CampDoc form for a roommate request. The camp staff does their best to honor all requests received by the application deadline. If you forgot to request a roommate at time of registration, please email request to uwspce-youth@uwsp.edu​ at least three weeks prior to the event start date.​​

What evening activities are planned?
Afternoon and evening activities in the past have included movie night, talent shows, karaoke, dances, concerts, swimming, volleyball, capture the flag and nature hikes. Evening activities are based on camper interest and weather. All activities are supervised.

Can you accommodate special dietary restrictions?
Yes, we offer a variety of menu items at every meal including dairy free, gluten free and peanut free items. Please list dietary restrictions in CampDoc.

Are there Scholarships available?
​External: Check with your local guidance conselor for po​ssible summer program funding relatd careers. Community groups may also have funding available - i.e. Rotary, Lions, etc.

Link coming soon!

Internal: Some camps may have a limited number of full or partial fruning available. Most are first serve so apply early.​
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