Kindergarten-age and up come to camp five days a week and once children are in seventh grade, they become eligible for the Teen Adventure program. Crestwood recently built its own American Ninja Warrior course and it was a hit this summer.Ĭrestwood offers a Mommy and Me class for children 18 months old and up, as well as pre-K sessions.
Choices of sports to play at the camp range from baseball, basketball, lacrosse, tennis, soccer and a high-ropes adventure course with a zipline and rock climbing wall. Lunch is provided each day for campers with a salad bar and fresh fruits, and snacks are given out twice a day.Ĭrestwood has seven heated swimming pools and includes towel service for campers, so parents need not worry about dirty laundry coming home. Every day in summer sessions, 900 kids ages “3 through teens” from Jericho, Syosset, Woodbury, Plainview, Melville, Old Westbury, Dix Hills, Bethpage and Merrick attend the camps, held at an 18-acre facility on Round Swamp Road in Melville. This year Crestwood’s summer camp ran during eight consecutive weeks, from June 25 through August 17. The partnership with the Syosset Woodbury Chamber of Commerce for Street Fair marks the first time Crestwood joined in a collaboration of local Syosset business leaders. Last week Associate Director Matt Pritikin spoke with the Syosset Advance and Jericho Syosset News Journal about the exciting opportunity to be a big part of Street Fair and introduce Crestwood to community members. Crestwood Country Day Camp and School will be the official “fun zone” sponsors of the 2018 Syosset Street Fair, which makes its return to the Jackson Avenue downtown after a year off on Sunday, September 23 from 10 a.m.
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After a full summer of teaching campers hundreds of ways to unwind and find their creative, artistic and athletic passions, a leading Long Island summer camp plans on making a splash in Syosset on the very first day of fall.
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