Capital Star Camps
faq

  Do students need a medical form?  

Every student needs to have a completed medical form signed by a licensed physician to be able to participate at the camp. The medical form must have the parents signature, insurance information, immunization history, and physicians signature to be valid. You can download the medical form here.

  What if a camper does not have medical insurance?  

Every student must have some form of medical insurance if they are going to participate at a camp. The main reason is if that student needs emergency medical attention, most hospitals will only give the student the necessary attention if the student has medical insurance. We strongly recommend for a student not to participate at a camp without valid medical insurance to insure the student's safety. If the student does not have any insurance, you can purchase as little as a one week coverage plan from your local insurer or you can look for an insurance broker of your choice.

  What happens if a student is seriously injured?  

For every emergency including serious injury, the camp will call an ambulance to bring the participant to the local hospital near our camp site. A camp Staff member will accompany the student to the hospital and will contact the Parents immediately.

  What should students bring?  

  • a water bottle
  • comfortable athletic shoes
  • lightweight jacket/extra sweatshirt
  • camera (optional)

    A disposable camera will be provided to each camper at the beginning of camp.

      How do I apply?  

    Simply register online or download the PDF file, fill it out and mail or fax it to us. Address and fax number are given on our Contact Us page.

      What payment options do I have?  

    Capital Star Camps accept cashier checks and bank wire funds

    All Balances Are Required To Be Paid In Full Prior To Arrival to the camp

      What happens if I have to cancel at the last minute?  

    Please see Refund and Cancellation Policy.

      Is there a registration deadline? Do camps sell-out? Is there a waiting list?  

    The deadline is 10 business days before each start date per camp. (not including the Sailing Camp) However camps are very popular and it is advised to register as soon as possible. Deadline for the Sailing camp is March 1, 2008.

      Do Camps have a refund policy?  

    Yes, please see Refund and Cancellation Policy

      What is the ratio of staff to campers?  

    It varies slightly from camp to camp but on average is approximately 7-10:1.

      How are the campers supervised?  

    A Staff member is always easily accessible. There will be one adult staffer per 7-10 children in accordance with the French law.

  •   How can students be contacted at camp?  

    Once you make your booking, you will receive an emergency telephone number for the camp and also the administration number to leave a message for your child.

      What is the typical day at camp like?  

    Please see the program page on our website

      Do you have any camps outside of the summer months?  

    There are camp sessions during winter break (February), fall break (Oct, November) and Easter break (April, May). For groups and teams, we can make all year long request to some of the camps you are interested in. We will have special sport skill days on certain weekends. Please see the home page for the schedule.

      How old do the campers need to be?  

    Each camper needs to be between the age of 7 and 17 during the camp session. The campers are grouped according to both ability and age.

      Can campers show up late for camp?  

    Each day during the Paris Discovery week we will meet in front of Porte Maillot at 8:45am for a 9am departure via, bus or metro depending upon the days activities. We advise that campers arrive between 8:30 am and 8:45am as to make sure they are on time. A camp staffer will be at Porte Maillot from 8 am each day.

      How much money should I bring?  

    It is not necessary to bring a lot of money. However, if a camper would like to purchase extra snacks or souvenirs, there will be opportunities. A daily breakfast and lunch and all other program costs are covered in the camp fee.

      What happens if there is bad weather?  

    Camps will continue to run in rain and inclement weather at the discretion of the Camp Director.

    The campers are grouped according to both ability and age.

      How old do the campers need to be?  

    Soccer Camps age 7-18
    Running Camps age 10-18
    Baseball Camps age 7-18
    Paris Discovery Camps age 7-14
    Croatia Sailing Camp 10-18