Camp Fire

Camp Fire is a national youth development organization that provides camp programs, afterschool activities, and community service opportunities for young people. They focus on building confidence, leadership, and outdoor skills in an inclusive environment.

Founded 1910Kansas City, MO
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Services & Programs

Cost Information

Costs vary by location and program. Many Camp Fire councils offer sliding-scale fees and scholarships. Day camp programs typically run $150-$400 per week; overnight camps range from $300-$800 per week.

Parent Tip

Camp Fire is one of the most inclusive youth organizations in the country, welcoming young people of all backgrounds, abilities, genders, and identities. Their programs range from summer camps to afterschool clubs and are available in communities across the US.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Camp Fire similar to Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts?
Camp Fire has similarities but has been coeducational since 1975 and focuses on a broad range of youth development activities rather than a badge-earning system. Programs vary by local council and may include camping, STEM, arts, and service learning.
What ages does Camp Fire serve?
Camp Fire serves young people from birth through age 21, with most programs designed for ages 5-18. Programming varies by local council - check with your nearest Camp Fire office for available options.

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