Summer camp for children ages 9–12
with accommodation in nature and a rich activity program
7 days without phones — with games, friends, and real-life communication. Program in Russian + adaptation for English-speaking children
7 days — $300
3 meals a day + afternoon snack and evening snack
Groups of 8–10 children with an assigned counselor and assistant
15+ activities daily: sports, quests, crafts, campfire, team games, water relays, and swimming in the lake
The camp takes place at Eagle Lake Camp in Minnesota
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In 7 days, your child will experience something
that neither school nor extracurricular classes can provide
Every day is a combination of activity, communication, and development in a safe environment
Real-life communication without phones
Children fully immerse themselves in real-life communication — without phones, tablets, or social media
New friends in 7 days
Small groups of up to 10 children → your child does not get lost in the crowd and quickly makes friends
Supervision and discipline
Children cannot leave the group without permission and follow the camp rules
Active program every day
Sports, games, quests, swimming, evening gatherings — your child is always engaged
Safe environment
Counselors stay with the children at all times and supervise them throughout the day
Development and values
During the session, we hold daily Bible programs where we talk about respect for elders, respect for one another, obedience to parents, the importance of learning and development, safety in this dangerous world, choices, and consequences
Your child is supervised 24/7 — from wake-up to lights out
Counselors are assigned to groups and stay with the children at all times
Children cannot leave the group without permission
Groups of up to 10 children — attention to each child
Behavior is monitored and camp rules are followed
Parents can communicate through the camp director and counselor
Medical safety
Medical assistance is provided to the child when needed
The medical staff supervises medication intake
Hospitalization is arranged in emergency situations
Your child is supervised 24/7 — from wake-up to lights out
A balanced routine: activities, rest, meals, morning and evening programs
Wake-up
7:30
Fun morning exercises
7:50
Breakfast
8:30
Activity
9:30
Snack
11:30
Activity
12:00
Lunch
1:00 PM
Rest time
2:00 PM
Afternoon snack
3:30 PM
Activity
4:00 PM
Dinner
6:00 PM
Evening program
7:00 PM
Snack
8:30 PM
Lights out
9:00 PM
What to bring with you:
— Bedding supplies: sleeping bag and pillow
— Clothes for each day
— A warm sweatshirt or sweater
— Swimwear, including a swim shirt
— Towel
— Sports clothing and shoes
— Cap / sunscreen / mosquito repellent
— Personal hygiene items
— Flashlight
— Water bottle
— Do not give your child new clothing; items should not be expensive, since we are going into nature
What not to bring with you:
— Money
— Electronics
— Electronic games
— Pocket knives or any other weapons
— Food products
— Cell phones
Communication will be available through your child's counselor or the camp director
Accommodation, meals, and rules —
— everything is planned for safety and comfort
Accommodation and meals
— Accommodation in cabins on camp grounds, not tents
— Beds with mattresses
— Separate accommodation for boys and girls
— 3 meals a day + snacks
— Water and basic household amenities
Important for parents to know
— Do not give your child expensive clothing
— Comfortable sports clothing and shoes are recommended
— Be sure to pack a head covering for your child: a cap, sun hat, or bandana
— The camp is not responsible for lost items
Rules and restrictions
— Phones, tablets, and any electronics are prohibited
— Money and valuables are not allowed
— Children cannot leave the group without permission
— Aggression, rudeness, and disciplinary violations are prohibited
— For serious violations, early departure at the parents' expense may be required
Where and when the camp takes place
All the organizational information you need to calmly plan the trip
Session dates
August 9 — August 15
Arrival: Sunday at 5:00 pm
Departure: Saturday from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Important
Check-in
Transfer of necessary information and medications to medical staff
Introduction of the child to the counselor
For parents
Parents bring their children and may get acquainted with the camp grounds and their child's accommodation area
Registration must be completed before dinner — 6:30 pm
The first program begins at 7:00 pm
We invite you to a picnic on departure day at 1:00 pm
After the picnic, you may leave
Location
Eagle Lake Camp and Retreat Center
Minnesota, USA
The camp is made possible thanks to volunteers and the support of people
We are a nonprofit organization — and we make this camp accessible for children
Oasis Camp is organized on a voluntary and volunteer basis. Our team consists of people who invest their time and energy so that children can have a safe, active, and meaningful summer.
If you would like to support this project, we would be sincerely grateful
We have nonprofit organization status
All donations may be tax-deductible
You help make camp accessible to more children
We have nonprofit organization status
All donations may be tax-deductible
You help make camp accessible to more children