I was an extremely shy child, and the Club helped me find my voice. Over time, I gained confidence through the relationships I built and the encouragement I received from staff and peers. Now, I try to do the same for quiet kids at the Club who might otherwise go unnoticed, making sure they feel seen and supported. I especially love working in the gym, where I get to watch kids build confidence, friendships, and teamwork skills through the many games we play together. One particularly hard day, everything felt lighter the moment I walked through the Club’s front door and the youngest members screamed my name and ran toward me for a group hug. That moment reminded me how important the Club is—not just for the kids, but for me too. The Club is where I always feel safe, welcomed, and like I truly belong. I am currently a junior and am leaning toward a future career in medicine.
Yes, for more information contact Craig Club Director Erin Steger, email or stop by your Club’s front desk.
Campers must be 6 years old on their first day of camp. The lower camps are for kids aged 6 -5th grade (and through 6th grade in South Routt). Steamboat Springs and Craig have separate teen camps for kids in 6th-8th grade. Camps are based on the grade the child is entering the upcoming school year.
You must register in advance, walk-ins are not permitted. You must be a Club member to register for camp ($25 annual fee).
Kids do not need to attend everyday of the week, however you must pay and register for the entire week. Scroll to bottom to see our cancellation and refund policy.
Summer Camp programs include snack time, organized youth development programs, fun games and outdoor activities in a safe and positive environment with trusted adults. Program examples: character building, financial literacy, internet safety, bully prevention, mentoring, drug and alcohol prevention, leadership activities, volunteering, rec room tournaments, guided arts & crafts, gym programs and so much more.
If the online parent guide (English / Español) is not enough, please call the individual Club – see your Club page for the phone number.
Craig Club 2026 Summer Fun
Craig Summer Camp Details
Weeks: June 1 - August 7 (closed the week of 6/29) Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 6:00pm Ages: 6 y/o - 5th grade + separate camp for 6th - 8th grade* *Grade is based on the upcoming school year Cost: $70/week with annual membership ($25/year) Scholarships are available. Contact us for information.
Craig Club Weekly Themes
WELCOME TO SUMMER CAMP! This week will be all about what we want to accomplish this summer whether it be learning to swim, riding a bike, or making a new friend the BGC has you covered!
Slime! oh yes slime! We will be making crafts based on our favorite cartoons and making cool science experiments. Step inside and experience your favorite cartoons come to life
We will be traveling through time this week. We will be heading all the way to when horse drawn carriages were the only transportation. We will also predict what the future will look like.
HO HO HO! We are celebrating Christmas this year! Full of ornament making, Christmas tree decorating and stockings we will do it all!
See you next week!
Oh yes, you heard that right EXPLOSIONS! We will be doing crazy experiments like exploding a watermelon with rubber bands, making our own lava lamps and looking under a microscope to get a good look at our everyday things.
Take a stroll down Hollywood Boulevard and walk along the Hollywood stars! This week we will be celebrating our talented kids with a talent show, karaoke and silent disco!
Step into the world of magic! From learning magic tricks to making our own wands we will do it all! We will even have a magician coming to the Club to put on a magic show!
We are going on a safari! Learning about our favorite animals like cheetahs, elephants and lions. Crafts based all around the wild animals and landscape of the Savanna. We will even have a special showing of the movie Madagascar.
YEE HAW! We are kicking off Moffat County Fair week by celebrating all things western. Special field trips to check out the animals at fair and stick horse relay races. Come on in and celebrate the last week of summer camp.
Weeks: June 1 - August 7 (closed the week of 6/29) Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 6:00pm Ages: 6 y/o - 6th grade* *Grade is based on the upcoming school year Cost: $70/week with annual membership ($25/year) Scholarships are available. Contact us for information. Note: Some programs at the South Routt Club, such as the horse program require additional fees. The schedule below is for camp activities and field trips included in the $70/week fee.
South Routt Club Weekly Themes
WELCOME TO SUMMER CAMP! This week will be all about what we want to accomplish this summer whether it be learning to swim, riding a bike, or making a new friend the BGC has you covered!
Slime! oh yes slime! We will be making crafts based on our favorite cartoons and making cool science experiments. Step inside and experience your favorite cartoons come to life
We will be traveling through time this week. We will be heading all the way to when horse drawn carriages were the only transportation. We will also predict what the future will look like.
HO HO HO! We are celebrating Christmas this year! Full of ornament making, Christmas tree decorating and stockings we will do it all!
See you next week!
Oh yes, you heard that right EXPLOSIONS! We will be doing crazy experiments like exploding a watermelon with rubber bands, making our own lava lamps and looking under a microscope to get a good look at our everyday things.
Take a stroll down Hollywood Boulevard and walk along the Hollywood stars! This week we will be celebrating our talented kids with a talent show, karaoke and silent disco!
Step into the world of magic! From learning magic tricks to making our own wands we will do it all! We will even have a magician coming to the Club to put on a magic show!
We are going on a safari! Learning about our favorite animals like cheetahs, elephants and lions. Crafts based all around the wild animals and landscapes of the Savanna. We will even have a special showing of the movie Madagascar.
YEE HAW! We are celebrating all things western. Come on in and celebrate the last week of summer camp.
Weeks: June 8 - August 7 (closed the week of 6/29) Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 6:00pm Ages: 6 y/o - 5th grade + separate camp for 6th - 8th grade* *Grade is based on the upcoming school year Cost: $70/week with annual membership ($25/year) Scholarships are available. Contact us for information.
Steamboat Springs Club Weekly Themes
Everything but the kitchen sink, maybe even that! Campers will turn everyday household items into games, art, and creative challenges using unexpected materials. This playful, imaginative week kicks off summer camp by encouraging creativity, experimentation, and big ideas right from the start.
This week we celebrate curiosity, creativity, and the joy of trying, even when things don’t go as planned. Campers will test wacky ideas, build “failed” inventions, and tackle fun “What if…?” challenges. Through trial-and-error games and experiments, kids will learn that mistakes are part of discovering something new.
What tiny treasures are hiding in plain sight? Campers will explore the weird, small, and often forgotten details of the world around them. Activities include scavenger hunts for miniature finds, creating mini worlds, building bug hotels, and making micro-art. This week is all about curiosity, observation, and imagination.
See you next week!
Get ready for a splash! Meltdown Week is all about ice, slime, goo, bubbles, and water fun. Campers will dive into sensory science with melting experiments, water balloon games, sponge relay races, and lots of hands-on summer chaos. It’s messy, silly, and packed with the kind of fun kids can only have in the middle of summer.
This is the week camp gets a little weird, in the best way! Camp Is a Fever Dream Week is playful, surreal, and unpredictable. Filled with silly rules, mismatched themes, absurd challenges, and one-of-a-kind moments that become legendary camp stories.
Imagine you’re stranded, what do you do next? Campers will work together on shelter building projects, teamwork challenges, and survival style games. Through creative problem-solving and storytelling, kids will practice collaboration while imagining bold adventures and daring rescues.
Dragons are just the beginning! Campers will invent their own mythical creatures, complete with habitats, powers, weaknesses, and stories. Art, games, and imaginative play come together as campers build whole worlds fueled by creativity and teamwork.
We’ll wrap up summer camp by slowing things way down. Slow Motion Week focuses on calm, mindfulness, and silly slowness with yoga, gentle games, turtle races, and storytelling. It’s a relaxed, fun way to reflect on the summer, enjoy time with friends, and ease back into a routine.
If you cancel your registration prior to the start of the program, you will receive a credit on your account for the amount you paid. You may use this credit to register for future memberships or programs. Any cancellation after the start of the program will not receive a credit or a refund. In addition, there is no rescheduling option available.
Policy Exceptions
Exceptions to the Cancellation Policy include documented medical conditions or injuries, as well as medical or family emergencies. For an exception to be considered, BGCNWC must receive a call with an explanation of the event justifying the requested exception to the policy. That call must be received no later than 24 hours after the start of a program for requested exceptions as a result of medical emergencies.
Waitlist Policy
Families’ plans sometimes change, so we often have spaces for summer camp open up after registration has filled. We strive to get all kids off the waitlist. We will notify waitlisted applicants if and when a spot becomes available.
