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 Campers spend four days and four nights sailing the Chesapeake Bay. On the fifth day, campers will sail the Sonar 23 racing sailboat out of our private marina. This is a cruising adventure not to be missed!!
Campers will arrive Monday morning with a great adventure on the open water before them. By Friday afternoon they will depart feeling accomplished with newly gained skills, friends and personal experiences.
To make it happen, the campers will:
live aboard a fully-equipped cruising sailboat while sailing from port to port along the Chesapeake Bay. The camp visits classic cruising locations such as Swan Creek, Annapolis, St. Michaels and the Magothy River.
Licensed captains and counselors are specially chosen for these courses based on their ability to inspire and teach the children while maintaining safety at all times.
Our goal for your child?
At the end of this cruising course, we aim for every camper to be proficient in the basics of sailing a cruising boat along the Chesapeake Bay. By its very nature, the experience will teach your child self-reliance, instill self-confidence, and improve leadership skills to be used for a lifetime!
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2010 Schedule
The Chesapeake Bay Cruising Campers arrive 9 am Monday and return to the docks around 3 pm on Friday. This camp is available for ages 12 to 16.
Please call for camp schedule
Cost:
$925.00 + tax per camper with 50% non-refundable deposit required at registration.
Private Cruising Camps
can also be arranged for
children and their parents. Please call our office for additional info!
What to Bring: Price includes all meals eaten onboard, but campers will need money to purchase one dinner eaten ashore. Parents may also choose to give campers a small spending allowance to purchase souveniers when ashore.
Other essentials to pack include a sleeping bag and pillow, sunblock, tennis shoes, T-shirts, shorts, PJs, swim suit, rain slicker, sweater, hat, and towel. Campers may also want to bring sunglasses and camera.
No prior sailing experience is required, however, campers should consider completing the Canton Sailing Camp prior to enrolling.
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