Camp Check-In

Camp Check-In will take place on the pool deck at the William A. Wagner Aquatic Center.

Swimmers will start camp immediately following Check-In, and should arrive to camp wearing swimsuits underneath their dry-land clothing.

CHECK-IN TIME:
Saturday, May 9, at 8:45 a.m.

PARENTS:
1. Please sign-in your swimmer with camp staff each morning at the pool.
2. Parents may observe the swim sessions from the designated pool bleachers. Or bring your own chair and shade cover.

Camp Pick-Up

Pick-up and Sign-out will occur at the main gate to the pool area. Park in the side lot nearest the pool for easy access.

PICK-UP TIME:
Saturday-Sunday, October 8-9, at 3:00 p.m.

PARENTS:
Please sign-out your swimmer each afternoon with a PEAK staff member.

Camp Finale

The camp concludes on Sunday, May 10, at 3:00 p.m.. Parents will pick-up their children on the pool deck.

Prior to dismissal, each swimmer will receive a special Finale gift – including a PEAK camp T-shirt and swim cap.

What to Bring

Below is a recommended list of equipment and apparel. Do not bring valuable items to camp with you. Peak Performance Swim Camp is not responsible for lost or stolen articles or money.

• 2 Water Bottles – Properly labeled & already filled
• Bag Lunch with your favorite, healthy foods
• Swimsuit worn underneath dry-land clothing
• 2 Swim Caps (your personal favorites)
• Dark-Tinted or Mirrored Goggles
• Sunscreen SPF 30 or higher
• 2 Large Pool Towels
• Closed-Toe Running Shoes for dry-land training
• Dry-Land Apparel: T-Shirts, Shorts or Leggings
• Do NOT bring fins, pull-buoys, kick boards, etc.

Food and Beverage

• Please bring your own bag lunch daily on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday with your favorite healthy foods.
• Bag lunches must be in the swimmer’s possession at morning Drop-Off and not delivered later to the pool.
• Swimmers must bring 2 personal water bottles to camp, properly labeled and already filled.

Camper Code of Conduct

Our primary objective is to create positive change in the swimmers who attend our camps. Moreover, we want to ensure the safety of our campers at all times and provide a healthy, learning atmosphere. To achieve these objectives, we ask that swimmers conduct themselves in a positive and responsible manner. With that in mind, we created a Positive Code of Conduct and ask that all swimmers adhere to it:

• To think positive and act positive throughout your stay with us.
• To behave with proper etiquette at the pool facility at all times.
• To behave like ladies or gentlemen at all camp activities.
• To treat fellow campers, coaches, pool and other staff with the respect, consideration and kindness they deserve.
• To be on time for all camp activities.
• To bring all necessary equipment to all pool, dry-land and classroom sessions.
• To maintain cleanliness of the pool deck and facilities at all times.
• To report any personal problems or concerns to a staff member immediately.
• To report any sign of illness or injury to a staff member immediately.
• To stay in assigned groups at all camp activities.
• To stay within the camp facility at all times unless given permission by a staff member.

Any serious violation of camp regulations, such as willful damage to the pool facility and/or behavior deemed unsuitable and detrimental to the best interest of the camp, will result in immediate dismissal from camp. Drugs, alcohol and smoking are strictly forbidden. No refund will be available should a swimmer be asked to leave under these circumstances.