AMAZONIA
day camp
@Powder Mills Park, Pittsford, NY 14534
POWDERHORN LODGE
Monday to Friday 9:00am – 4:00pm
For kids from 4 to 10 years old
AMAZONIA
day camp
@Ellison Park, Rochester NY
Monday to Friday 9:00am – 4:00 pm
For kids from 4 to 10 years old
AMAZONIA
day camp
@Ellison Park, Rochester NY
Monday to Friday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
For kids from 4 to 10 years old
WHAT IS
Amazonia is the first bilingual day camp in all Rochester area with outdoor activities that will help campers to appreciate to be surrounding in nature instead of being in home or indoors. One of the main purposes of this day camp is to provide to your children with learning experiences and adventures that will help them to be ready for school. We are inclusive so all children can enjoy of this camp without no distinction.
WHAT IS
Amazonia is the first bilingual day camp in all Rochester area with outdoor activities that will help campers to appreciate to be surrounding in nature instead of being in home or indoors. One of the main purposes of this day camp is to provide to your children with learning experiences and adventures that will help them to be ready for school. We are inclusive so all children can enjoy of this camp without no distinction.
WHAT IS
Amazonia is the first bilingual day camp in all Rochester area with outdoor activities that will help campers to appreciate to be surrounding in nature instead of being in home or indoors. One of the main purposes of this day camp is to provide to your children with learning experiences and adventures that will help them to be ready for school. We are inclusive so all children can enjoy of this camp without no distinction.
DATES & PRICES SUMMER 2026
THE MONTH OF LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP!!!
DATES & PRICES SUMMER 2024
THE MONTH OF LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP!!!
DATES & PRICES SUMMER 2024
THE MONTH OF LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP!!!
SESSION 1
Pirates week
JULY 6 – JULY 10
SESSION 2
Hawaii Luau week
JULY 13 – JULY 17
SESSION 3
Superheroes
JULY 20 – JULY 24
SESSION 1
Pirates week
JULY 8 – JULY 12
SESSION 2
Hawaii Luau week
JULY 15 – JULY 19
SESSION 3
Superheroes
JULY 22 – JULY 26
OUR ACTIVITIES
NINJA WARRIOR
CALISTHENICS
COOKING
SPORTS
ARTS & CRAFTS
SENSORY ACTIVITIES
FOAM PARTY
FERIA GAMES
INFLATABLES
SLIDES
OUR ACTIVITIES
NINJA WARRIOR
YOGA
COOKING
SPORTS
ARTS & CRAFTS
SENSORY ACTIVITIES
NERFS
GAGAGA
INFLATABLES
SLIDE
SOME QUESTIONS
you may have
- A bag for all camp stuff
- A refillable water bottle
- Extra set of clothing, label and in a plastic bag (Remember that we are going to play all day every day and probably we are going to do a mess with our clothes)
- An extra white shirt label
- Sneakers (closed toed shoes required for camp activities
- Plastic Bag for wet clothes
- Lunch and two snacks (No nuts and eggs to avoid allergies)
- Swimsuit , and towel for water days
Note: All belongings should be labeled with your child’s first and last name
PROHIBITED ITEMS:
- Valuables items (Amazonia Day Camp is not responsible for lost items)
- Toys or games
At Amazonia Summer Camp, our goal is to provide a safe, inclusive, and joyful environment for every child. We guide behavior using kindness, respect, and positive support.
Campers are expected to follow basic instructions, treat others with kindness, and participate safely in all activities. We welcome children in the spectrum including those with sensory or learning differences. However, our program is a group setting and we do not offer one-on-one care. If a child requires continuous individual support, families must provide their own trained personal aide to stay with them during all day.
If a child shows repeated unsafe behavior or physical aggression, parents or guardians will be contacted. In some cases, this may lead to temporary suspension or removal from the program. Please note that no refunds can be issued for days missed due to suspension or dismissal.
We kindly ask families to share any important behavioral, emotional, or developmental information with us during registration. Open communication helps us create the best possible experience for your child.
By enrolling your child at Amazonia Summer Camp, families agree to support this policy and work together with our team to maintain a safe and caring camp environment for all.
Campers need to bring their own lunch and will not be allowed to share food with friends. We want to avoid food allergies.
We work with Marina Chaparro (Latin Mom) Kids Dietitian with Nutrichicos. Here you can have some balance and snacks ideas for our campers. You can follow her for more ideas @nutrichicos in IG.
“ Healthy eating has many faces, it depends on culture, budget, personal preferences & eating patterns”
Build your camper lunch and provide a good combination of nutrients that will keep your camper satisfied with fiber, fat and protein on it.
FIBER: Fruits, Whole grains high in fiber, high fiber crackers, Vegetables
FAT: Avocado, seeds, 2% or full fat yogurt
PROTEIN: Cheese, beans, bean dip, Hummus, Edamame, Greek Yogurt
Please avoid bringing sodas and candies.
yes you can, in fact we have a special offer for that
Please do not bring your child to camp if they are feeling unwell, have fever or are sick. Children must be symptom free for at least 24 hours without any medication before they return to camp. Some of the medical reason for your child remain at home are:
- Fever
- Diarrhea
- Vomiting
- Pink eye or conjunctivitis
- Heavy nasal discharge
Campers will have the opportunity to enjoy camp during rainy days. We have the necessary accommodations to adjust our schedule with special indoor activities, games, and crafts in the Pavilion Lodge. Campers are going to love these days too.
SOME QUESTIONS
you may have
- A bag for all camp stuff
- A refillable water bottle
- Extra set of clothing, label and in a plastic bag (Remember that we are going to play all day every day and probably we are going to do a mess with our clothes)
- An extra white shirt label
- Sneakers (closed toed shoes required for camp activities
- Plastic Bag for wet clothes
- Lunch and two snacks (No nuts and eggs to avoid allergies)
- Swimsuit , and towel for water days
Note: All belongings should be labeled with your child’s first and last name
PROHIBITED ITEMS:
- Valuables items (Amazonia Day Camp is not responsible for lost items)
- Toys or games
We are a bilingual summer camp and most of our staff are bilingual. We want to teach our campers the possibility to learn Spanish while they enjoy the different activities during the day. We are going to implement some words and phrases in songs, games, and sports.
Campers need to bring their own lunch and will not be allowed to share food with friends. We want to avoid food allergies.
We work with Marina Chaparro (Latin Mom) Kids Dietitian with Nutrichicos. Here you can have some balance and snacks ideas for our campers. You can follow her for more ideas @nutrichicos in IG.
“ Healthy eating has many faces, it depends on culture, budget, personal preferences & eating patterns”
Build your camper lunch and provide a good combination of nutrients that will keep your camper satisfied with fiber, fat and protein on it.
FIBER: Fruits, Whole grains high in fiber, high fiber crackers, Vegetables
FAT: Avocado, seeds, 2% or full fat yogurt
PROTEIN: Cheese, beans, bean dip, Hummus, Edamame, Greek Yogurt
Please avoid bringing sodas and candies.
yes you can, in fact we have a special offer for that
Please do not bring your child to camp if they are feeling unwell, have fever or are sick. Children must be symptom free for at least 24 hours without any medication before they return to camp. Some of the medical reason for your child remain at home are:
- Fever
- Diarrhea
- Vomiting
- Pink eye or conjunctivitis
- Heavy nasal discharge
Campers will have the opportunity to enjoy camp during rainy days. We have the necessary accommodations to adjust our schedule with special indoor activities, games, and crafts in the Pavilion Lodge. Campers are going to love these days too.
SOME QUESTIONS
you may have
- A bag for all camp stuff
- A refillable water bottle
- Extra set of clothing, label and in a plastic bag (Remember that we are going to play all day every day and probably we are going to do a mess with our clothes)
- An extra white shirt label
- Sneakers (closed toed shoes required for camp activities
- Plastic Bag for wet clothes
- Lunch and two snacks (No nuts and eggs to avoid allergies)
- Swimsuit , and towel for water days
Note: All belongings should be labeled with your child’s first and last name
PROHIBITED ITEMS:
- Valuables items (Amazonia Day Camp is not responsible for lost items)
- Toys or games
We are a bilingual summer camp and most of our staff are bilingual. We want to teach our campers the possibility to learn Spanish while they enjoy the different activities during the day. We are going to implement some words and phrases in songs, games, and sports.
Campers need to bring their own lunch and will not be allowed to share food with friends. We want to avoid food allergies.
We work with Marina Chaparro (Latin Mom) Kids Dietitian with Nutrichicos. Here you can have some balance and snacks ideas for our campers. You can follow her for more ideas @nutrichicos in IG.
“ Healthy eating has many faces, it depends on culture, budget, personal preferences & eating patterns”
Build your camper lunch and provide a good combination of nutrients that will keep your camper satisfied with fiber, fat and protein on it.
FIBER: Fruits, Whole grains high in fiber, high fiber crackers, Vegetables
FAT: Avocado, seeds, 2% or full fat yogurt
PROTEIN: Cheese, beans, bean dip, Hummus, Edamame, Greek Yogurt
Please avoid bringing sodas and candies.
yes you can, in fact we have a special offer for that
Please do not bring your child to camp if they are feeling unwell, have fever or are sick. Children must be symptom free for at least 24 hours without any medication before they return to camp. Some of the medical reason for your child remain at home are:
- Fever
- Diarrhea
- Vomiting
- Pink eye or conjunctivitis
- Heavy nasal discharge
Campers will have the opportunity to enjoy camp during rainy days. We have the necessary accommodations to adjust our schedule with special indoor activities, games, and crafts in the Pavilion Lodge. Campers are going to love these days too.
MEET
our facilities
Pavillion Lodge in Ellison Park
Ellison Park Rd, Rochester, NY 14625
- Capacity 75 people
- Kitchen
- Restrooms: 2 Indoor, handicapped accessible restrooms, hand dryers
- Indoor seating
- Tables
- Heating & cooling
- Recreation activities nearby: playground (walking distance), trail access.
The Pavilion Lodge was carefully selected to host Amazonia Day Camp. This location allows us to provide campers with protection from the elements when necessary and work as a center for all activities.
MEET
our facilities
Pavillion Lodge in Ellison Park
Ellison Park Rd, Rochester, NY 14625
- Capacity 75 people
- Kitchen
- Restrooms: 2 Indoor, handicapped accessible restrooms, hand dryers
- Indoor seating
- Tables
- Heating & cooling
- Recreation activities nearby: playground (walking distance), trail access.
The Pavilion Lodge was carefully selected to host Amazonia Day Camp. This location allows us to provide campers with protection from the elements when necessary and work as a center for all activities.
MEET
our facilities
Pavillion Lodge in Ellison Park
Ellison Park Rd, Rochester, NY 14625
- Capacity 75 people
- Kitchen
- Restrooms: 2 Indoor, handicapped accessible restrooms, hand dryers
- Indoor seating
- Tables
- Heating & cooling
- Recreation activities nearby: playground (walking distance), trail access.
The Pavilion Lodge was carefully selected to host Amazonia Day Camp. This location allows us to provide campers with protection from the elements when necessary and work as a center for all activities.
