Kids enjoy meals prepared at the center with tasty, healthy options—including choices for allergies and special diets—plus lots of snacks and drinks

Considerations:

1. Allergies and Dietary Restrictions: We ensure to be aware of any allergies or dietary restrictions among the campers and have alternative options available.
2. Variety: We keep the menu diverse to cater to different tastes and preferences.
3. Presentation: With the buffet, we make the meals visually appealing to encourage campers to try new foods.
4. Education: We use mealtimes as an opportunity to teach campers about the importance of making nutritious food choices.
    

We use a 12, 14, and 15 passenger vans for transportation. All drivers have clean driving records on file and complete canyon driving training. One of our main drivers, Jake, is also a school bus driver during the school year. This is our second season running transportation for Superior Summer Camp. Our sister company, the Alta Summer Camp, where ms. Ilse is also the Executive Director, has been transporting school-age children in the canyon for 6 years. For booster seats, we provide backless boosters for children who are required by Utah law to use them, including children under 8 years old who are under 4'9'' (57 inches) tall. Families are welcome to provide their own booster seat if preferred.

At Superior Summer Camp, we are committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and enjoyable experience for all campers. Our Code of Conduct is designed to create a positive and respectful environment where every child can thrive. We kindly ask that campers and their families review and adhere to the following guidelines please.

Respect for Others:

• Treat all campers, staff, and volunteers with kindness and respect.
• Listen to others when they are speaking and use polite language.
• Embrace and celebrate the diversity of our camp community.

Safety First:

• Follow safety instructions provided by camp staff during activities.
• Keep hands and feet to yourself to prevent accidents.
• Always wear appropriate safety gear for activities that require it.

Responsibility:

• Take care of camp equipment, facilities, and personal belongings.
• Clean up after yourself and help keep the camp area tidy.
• Follow instructions and guidelines provided by camp staff.

Inclusivity:

• Be inclusive and friendly to everyone, including new campers.
• Include others in games and activities, and avoid excluding anyone.
• Be mindful of the feelings and needs of others.

Honesty:

• Be truthful in your words and actions.
• Take responsibility for mistakes and work towards resolving them.

Listening and Cooperation:

• Follow the directions of camp staff during activities and gatherings.
• Cooperate with your fellow campers in group activities.
• Participate and engage in the camp's programs with enthusiasm.

Bullying and Harassment:

• Bullying, teasing, and harassment are strictly prohibited.
• Report any incidents of bullying or discomfort to a camp counselor or staff member immediately.

Appropriate Behavior:

• Engage in behavior that is respectful and appropriate for a camp setting.
• Avoid using foul language, inappropriate gestures, or actions.

Personal Space:

• Respect the personal space of others and ask for permission before touching or hugging someone.

We reserve the right to refuse service when safety is a risk.

The summer camp's main location is on level 1 of the Cliff Lodge, nestled within the scenic beauty of Snowbird Resort. The camp is easily accessible via I-215 East which leads directly into Little Cottonwood Canyon. From the canyon entrance, it's a picturesque 8-mile drive up to Snowbird Resort. Follow Exit 4 to the Cliff Lodge. Upon arrival, families can use the convenient valet service. The surrounding natural environment and recreational facilities enhance our camp experience, offering both adventure and opportunities for creative exploration.

We use the app Brightwheel for parent communication during summer camp as it enhances transparency, fosters trust, and enables parents to be actively involved in their child's camp journey. It streamlines communication processes, providing parents with a comprehensive view of their child's activities and ensuring a positive and informed camp experience.

1. Real-Time Updates: Brightwheel allows parents to receive real-time updates on their child's activities, schedule changes, and important announcements. This keeps parents informed about their child's daily experiences at camp.
    
2. Photo and Video Sharing: Camp staff can share photos and videos of camp activities, allowing parents to see their child participating in various events and having fun. This visual connection reassures parents that their child is engaged and enjoying their camp experience.
3. Instant Messaging: Brightwheel's messaging feature enables direct communication between parents and camp staff. Parents can ask questions, provide instructions, or share important information, fostering a strong parent-camp partnership.
4. Attendance Tracking: Parents can receive notifications when their child arrives at camp and is checked in. This feature provides peace of mind and ensures that children are safely accounted for during camp hours.
5. Health and Wellness Updates: Parents can receive updates about their child's health, including any medication administration, allergies, or incidents that may have occurred during camp hours.
6. Documentation Sharing: Camp staff can share documents such as permission slips, camp schedules, and other important information directly through the platform, ensuring that parents are well-informed.
7. Feedback and Surveys: Parents can provide feedback or respond to surveys about their child's camp experience through Brightwheel. This helps camps gather insights and continuously improve their programs.
8. Parent Engagement: By facilitating communication and involvement, Brightwheel encourages parents to engage more actively in their child's camp experience, which can lead to stronger connections between parents, camp staff, and the child.