Beyond Camp Zephyr

Beyond Camp Zephyr Age Requirement

Grades: going into 6th-8th grades

A summer all about FUN and PLAY!

The fun of Camp Zephyr doesn’t need to end when you move on to Middle School! Join us this summer as we launch Beyond Camp Zephyr, a day camp experience for youth grades 6th-8th. Campers are invited experience all their favorite Camp Zephyr activities – from amazing skits, exciting recreational activities, fun crafts, gaga ball– with two added off-site excursions per week PLUS one “Camp Zephyr After-hours” evening. For 6 weeks this summer, middle school campers will get tailored activities and content in the beloved Camp Zephyr schedule. Don’t miss out!

Safety is a priority at Zephyr Point. All of our Summer Staff are CPR and First Aid certified, and your child will always be supervised by certified American Red Cross lifeguards while swimming, kayaking, and any other activities by the water. In addition COVID-19 precautions will be taken as necessary according to state and county mandates.

General Information:

Beyond Camp Zephyr is a 5-day, non-residential (not overnight), Christian based, summer day-camp program for 6th-8th graders.

Camp Hours: Monday-Friday 8:45-4:15.


Camp Zephyr After Hours:

On Thursday nights of Beyond Camp Zephyr, campers are invited to stay after-hours for extra games, fun, and food with fellow campers.


What to Bring:

Make sure your camper brings what they will need to Beyond Camp Zephyr! As lunch is not provided, pack a sack lunch for your camper to eat with their group. We will be outside playing games and having fun so a water bottle and sunscreen are necessary; our staff will make sure to remind campers to reapply sunscreen throughout the day. Every day, we spend time at the beach, kayaking or swimming, a swimsuit and towel are essential and water shoes are a good addition if you have them. Finally, a backpack to keep all of this together leads to fewer belongings in the lost and found! Other good things to bring are sunglasses, a hat, and a snack!

Medical forms:
Camp Zephyr requires new, up-to-date medical forms each summer. We cannot let campers participate without receiving these forms prior to their arrival at camp.

2024 Schedule

WeekDateTransportation Available From:
Beyond Camp Zephyr Week 1June 17-21Reno
Beyond Camp Zephyr Week 2June 24-28South Lake Tahoe
Beyond Camp Zephyr Week 3July 1-3 (3 days only)Carson City
Beyond Camp Zephyr Week 4July 8-12South Lake Tahoe
Basecamp 1July 14-19NA
Basecamp 2July 21-26NA
Beyond Camp Zephyr Week 5July 29 - August 2Carson City
Beyond Camp Zephyr Week 6August 5-9South Lake Tahoe

*The schedule for Beyond Camp Zephyr runs simultaneously to Camp Zephyr with the exception of the two weeks of Baescamp listed above. Basecamp is an overnight summer camp program for Middle and High School students. Click HERE for more information about our Summer Basecamp program.

Bus transportation: $50/camper for the week

Early Drop-off and Late Pick-up
We understand that schedules can often be difficult to coordinate, so we are making an effort to accommodate! We are offering an early drop-off option (starting at 7:45 am) and late pick-up option (concluding at 5:15 pm). Choose one (early arrival or late pickup) for $30 or do both for $50 for the week!

Program Fees

IndividualRate
Per child$305
Add-ons:
Early drop-off OR Late pick-up$30
Early drop-off AND Late pick-up$50
  • A $50 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit is required at the time of registration
  • Registration closes and balances are due 7 days prior to the session start date.
  • For additional information, questions, or assistance registering, please call our Program Manager at (775) 588-6759 ext 113.

PCUSA RAINBOW – Geneva Presbyterian ChurchAt Zephyr Point Youth Camps, we aspire to create a sacred space where all campers can learn, grow, and thrive in a safe and inclusive environment. We welcome and celebrate the diverse identities and experiences of young people and strive to facilitate an equitable camp experience for youth of all gender identities or expressions, races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, religious or non-religious backgrounds, abilities or disabilities, and family compositions.