KIDS CAMP INFO

Ages 6 to 12

Need a way to keep the kids active, moving and happy during their school breaks? Want them doing more than playing video games and sitting in the house all day? AZR has the perfect solution-our Kids Camps, the only place where it’s okay to climb the walls.

ROCK CLIMBING
YOGA
NINJA COURSE OBSTACLES
PLAYING GAMES AND OTHER FUN ACTIVITIES

Our high energy, well qualified counselors will help your child build new friendships, discover new interest and improve self-esteem, all in an inviting environment. No experience is required. AZ on the Rocks camps focus on movement, physical activity and having fun. This camp does not teach children how to be professional climbers or to be at a high performance level in any of the activities.

Campers will climb at AZ on the Rocks, do yoga with Yoga on the Rocks, ninjitsu with Maui Saito Ninjitsu, as well as many other fun activities. Lunch is provided fresh every day by Pita Jungle (with pizza on Fridays).

My son loved, loved the summer camp!

“This is for all the camp folks, my son loved, loved the summer camp! He did a different camp 2 weeks prior & has asked me if he can do this one all summer next year! Thank you for creating a fun, active, high energy camp that kids want to come back to.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

My 5.5 year old is big for their age and climbs often, can they participate?

Unfortunately, no. The age policies are in place for a variety of reasons and all campers must fall between the ages of 6-12 years old by their start date.

My child has dietary restrictions/allergies, will you be able to accommodate?

We do ask to know all allergies, dietary restrictions, etc. however substitutions/changes cannot be made to the lunch menu. The lunch menu will be provided in advance so that parents are able to send in food from home if their child cannot eat/does not like the lunch for a specific day.

Is before or after care available?

Yes, however we do ask to know in advance (as much as possible) and there is a charge. Ask about this upon registering your child.

How much climbing do the campers get?

The morning portion of the camp is the climbing portion. Camp starts promptly at 9:00a with a morning meeting covering the rules/guidelines, schedule of the day, and a stretching session. From there, they break up into groups and begin the climbing session. Campers rotate through stations, some of which are climbing and some of which are not. This gives the opportunity for those that are not super interested in to climbing to have a break and participate in other physical such as obstacle courses. There is no climbing in the afternoon.