Camper Units
Units are not just age groups but small communities arranged by the camper’s grade entering this fall.
Units compete each week for the Spirit Cup by chanting, showing their camp spirit, and overall activity around camp. Please note that we are not offering day camp for ages 3 & 4 that are not entering Kindergarten, our local day camps do offer this age group for more information click HERE.
We understand that campers often come with a friend they would like to be with. We strongly believe that camp is an opportunity to meet new people. As such, we limit requests to one per camper. There is a space on the registration form to make your request or you can contact the camp office. Requests will only be honored for campers within one year of each other in age. Both campers must also mutually request to be in the same group.

(Entering Kindergarten) Our youngest campers experience a full day of fun with caring staff that help guide them through their adventures. Camp activities include: swim lessons, free swim, LEGOS, nature/science, arts & crafts, and sports.

(Entering 1st & 2nd grade) The B’s & D’s are excited to add rock climbing to this Unit. A skilled staff person will help them climb the wall and reach their goals in more than one way! Camp activities include: swim lessons, free swim, nature/science, arts & crafts, rock climbing, and sports.

(Entering 3rd & 4th grade) Our Rockin’ Rascals will explore camp and experience Archery for the first time. Shooting once a week the kids will learn the basics and take aim. Camp activities include: swim lessons, free swim, nature/science, arts & crafts, sports, and rock climbing.

(Entering 5th & 6th grade) “P-U What?”… “P-Unit”! This group loves to show their true camp pride chanting their Unit name as the make their way around the campus. Being introduced to the more challenging features of our Ropes Course, the Pioneers will work together as a team to achieve their goals. Camp activities include: swim lessons, free swim, nature/science, arts & crafts, sports, rock climbing, and archery.

(Entering 7th & 8th grade) This fun loving and energetic group of campers are some of our oldest here at camp. This means that the Rangers are able to participate in every activity available at camp and more. This program also utilizes our low ropes course to foster team work and a sense of community within the unit. Camp activities include: swim lessons, free swim, nature/science, arts & crafts, sports, rock climbing, archery, and Mt. Boards.

At Camp Chase, these groups are known as the “ITs.” They focus on building leadership skills, tackling challenges, and forming meaningful friendships. Our LIT/CIT's go on an overnight field trip to our sister overnight camp, Camp Jewell to participate in some of the many high ropes activities there!
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If your schedule changes and you need to drop off your camper(s) late or pick them up early, please call our office at (860) 379-2782. For early pickups, notify camp at the latest before 11:00 a.m. and pick up your camper before 3:00 p.m. or at the regular 4:00 p.m. pickup. For your child’s safety, campers will be released only to individuals listed on the contact sheet who present a valid photo ID.
Our bus cannot return to pick up campers who miss their scheduled bus time. We strongly suggest arriving at least 5 minutes early to the bus stop. If your child misses the bus, you can drop them off at Camp Chase—just call our office to let us know.