New "Pay As You Go" Enrollment Option Makes Signing Up for Camp Easy and Fun

Looking for an easy, flexible and affordable way to pay for summer camp this year? Aloha Beach Camp's Keiki Camp just introduced a new way to pay for camp with a "Pay As You Go" option. That means you don't need to register or prepay for camp anymore. Now you can sign simply sign up for camp any day or days you want, and only pay by the day, too. Here's a little more info an our other Aloha Beach Camp blog.

Day # 1 is in the books!

Had a FABULOUS first day of camp yesterday! Great kids, beautiful sunshine, wonderful camp counselors and more. Gonna post photos later so check back often. 

Summer Camp 2011, Here We Come!

Today is the first day of summer camp 2011 at Aloha Beach Camp's Keiki Camp at Paradise Cove. If you've got a young child, in kindergarten, preschool or 1st or 2nd grade in Los Angeles, Keiki Camp could be a perfect summer camp fit for you. We've still got space, so here's the registration information if you want to sign up for a couple of days of camp with us this year. (Enrollment is flexible and you can sign up day by day.)

Can You Name Your Own Price for Each Day of Camp?

In general we don't have a name your own price for summer camp option for the daily rate, but we are very sensitive to the high cost of raising kids and want every child to have the opportunity to enjoy a camp experience.

Even though our "name your own price of camp" option is technically limited to buying a Season Pass, we might be able to consider it for the daily rate, too, so let us know what you're comfortable paying by emailing us at info@alohabeachcamp.com and we'll see if we can help.

What About Nap Time?

Since Aloha Beach Camp's Keiki Camp is geared specifically to younger children, sometimes campers may want to take naps at camp because they are still at that point in their lives. We don't have a scheduled nap time at camp because the days are full and we have lots of other "down time" with arts and craft projects, story time, etc.

But if anyone wants to lay down for a rest, that's perfectly fine -- we can make accommodations for that. For the most part, however, kids fall asleep on the bus on the way home because we always keep them busy at camp.