Join the action-packed Healthy Herd Youth Camp for exciting games, activities, and swimming. Energetic counselors mentor and coach kids aged 5-12 in a safe environment. Activities change daily, and advanced registration is a must due to limited capacity. Bring a water bottle, wear comfy clothes, pack lunch, towel, and swimwear for a thrilling experience!
Early Bird Registration: TBD
- Members: $130
- Non-Members: $160
Standard Registration: TBD
- Members: $150
- Non-Members: $180
Priced per week and prorated for week 1. Camp fills up quick!
Age Groups:
- Little Marcos: 5-6 years old
- Bison Buddies: 7-9 years old
- Future Herd: 10-12 years old
Camp Times:
Monday-Friday | 8am-5pm
- Camp programming will begin at 9am.
Lunch:
Weekly lunch option available for an additional fee.
*Price prorated for weeks 1 and 6.
*Lunch Registration is due the Friday before the upcoming week.
Download our helpful Family Handbook for all of your camp questions. Please review the drop-off and check-in procedures. If you have additional needs, please reach out to reccamps@marshall.edu
Camp Dates & Weekly Descriptions
Week 1: May 26-29 |Hometown Heroes (*4 day week. Price adjusted.)
Week 2: June 1-5 | Spirit Week
Week 3: June 8-12 | The Rec’s Got Talent
Week 4: June 15-19| Mission to Marshall
Week 5: June 22-26 | Mad Scientist Lab
Week 6: June 29-July 3 |Rec Olympics
Week 7: July 6-10 | Water Wars
Week 8: July 13-17 | Storybook Adventures
Week 9: July 20-24 | Christmas in July
Week 10: July 27-31 | Ninja Training Camp
Week 11: August 3-7 | Favorites Week
Additional Information
The Healthy Herd Youth Camp operates as a licensed childcare facility within the state of West Virginia. Please note that we have a max capacity of 90 campers that we can accept per week. Once we have met that number, we will no longer be able to take additional registrations. If the registration packet is not properly filled out, then the Healthy Herd Youth Camp might not be able to take responsibility for your child. Certain parts of the packet will require information from your camper’s health care provider. Before a camper is eligible to attend a day of camp the registration packet must be filled out and submitted, in its entirety. If there is any documentation you would like to see or if you have any questions pertaining to the license, please reach out directly to the Camp Director, Lindsey Peterson.
Marshall University complies with all applicable federal and state nondiscrimination laws. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or genetic information as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and other relevant laws.
