Camp FAQs

Camp Registration

List of 9 frequently asked questions.

  • How do I register for camp?

    Visit our registration portal to complete your online application and submit your tuition payment. Completed registration forms and fees for all JRA programs are due in full prior to the start of each program. Early registration is encouraged, as program sizes are limited.

  • How can I tell what is my child registered for?

    When you registered you received an attached invoice that outlines the programs your family is registered for. You can log back in to the registration platform at anytime to update family information and view current registrations.

  • What is the deadline for registration?

    You can register for JRA Camps until 5 p.m. on the Thursday before a session starts (pending availability). Pending camp availability, registrations after the Thursday 5 p.m. deadline are subject to a $50 late registration fee. Please contact our camp office via telephone (772 492-2106) to inquire about late registration availability for a particular camp. Unfortunately, in the interest of keeping campers safe and due to camp logistics, we are not able to accept same-day on-site registrations.  

  • Many camps fill their enrollments very early in the Spring. How do I know if a camp is full already and how does the waiting list process work?

    If you are trying to register online and a camp is full, the system will notify you that you are being placed on a waiting list. If you are placed on a waiting list, no payment is required. If space becomes available in the camp your child is waiting on, the Jolly Roger Adventures Team will call you to see if you would still like to fill the opening or if you would prefer to pass the opening to the next person on the waiting list.

  • My camper will not be able to attend the full week of camp, is that OK?

    Because our camp curriculum builds upon itself over the course of a week, we do not recommend campers missing days of camp. That said, we understand that summer schedules can be very busy, so if your camper needs to miss a portion of a camp program, we can accommodate that. We cannot, however, prorate the cost of camp programs, and we are not able to offer makeup days for missed portions of camp.

  • I’m on a waitlist; what happens if a space becomes available for my camper?

    If a space becomes available for your camper, you will be contacted by our office and you will be given an opportunity to enroll in the program. 

  • What is your cancellation/refund policy?

    Cancellation requests that are submitted in writing by May 1 are eligible for a full tuition refund minus a $50 cancellation fee per camp enrollment. Tuition is nonrefundable after May 1. Camp fees cannot be refunded or prorated for missed days, including unexpected absences.

  • Can I transfer to a different JRA camp?

    Pending availability, you can transfer your camper's enrollment to another JRA camp by submitting your request via writing to msmith@steds.org. Tuition differences from one camp to the next will be applied to your credit card on file, and a $10 fee is applicable for each transfer. Transfers are not available after 5 p.m. on the Thursday before your camp week. 

  • Is financial aid available for Jolly Roger Adventure Summer Camps?

    At this time, financial aid is not available for Jolly Roger Adventure Summer Camps. 

Camp Details

List of 8 frequently asked questions.

  • What are the differences between Flagship Camps, Enrichment Camps, Academic Camps, and Sports Camps?

    • Jolly Roger Adventure Flagship Camps are weeklong, camp programs. Each Flagship Camp session features an adventure-filled weekly theme, and campers engage in unique arts and athletic activities that are congruent with that week’s theme. During the registration process, campers are able to select their Water or Day Camp.  Campers are divided into groups by age, and activities are tailored to be developmentally appropriate for each group. Each Flagship Camp has a particular grade range for participants, from pre-kindergarten through ninth grade (in the upcoming school year).

    • Jolly Roger Adventure Enrichment Camps are typically weeklong, half-day camp programs (9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 12:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.) where campers can immerse themselves in a specific topic related to academics or fine arts. There are some full-day options and as always you are welcome to stack morning and afternoon sessions to create a full-day experience. Enrichment Camps are hosted by Saint Edward’s School faculty/staff and select educational professionals from the Vero Beach community. Each Enrichment Camp has a particular grade range for participants, from pre-kindergarten through ninth grade (in the upcoming school year).

    • Jolly Roger Adventure Academic Camps are weeklong, half-day camp programs (9  a.m.– 12 p.m. or 12:30  p.m.– 3:30 p.m.) where campers have the opportunity to get prepared for the upcoming academic year!

    • Jolly Roger Adventure Sports Camps are weeklong, half-day camp programs (9  a.m.– 12 p.m. or 12:30  p.m.– 3:30 p.m.)  where campers have the opportunity to explore interests or even work on skills and drills.

  • What should my camper bring to Jolly Roger Adventures Camps?

    Campers should bring a refillable water bottle and are strongly encouraged to wear sunscreen to camp. Campers are welcome to bring additional sunscreen for reapplication throughout the day. 

    Campers who are attending a full day of programming are provided with lunch.

    Please make sure you label everything with your camper’s name! More detailed packing lists can be found below.

    General Camp Packing List
    Water Camp Packing List

  • If my child is registered for Water Camp, what do they need to bring?

    • Fitted water shoes are MANDATORY for Lagoon activities (no crocs)
    • Extra Snacks       
    • Reusable Water Bottle
    • Swimsuit            
    • Rash Guard        
    • Sunscreen
    • Towel            
    • Dry change of clothes and closed-toed shoes 

  • What should my camper wear to Jolly Roger Adventures?

    Campers should dress in attire that is comfortable and suitable for a wide variety of activities.  Closed-toe shoes are recommended for all campers. Campers are encouraged to apply sunblock prior to arrival at camp. 

    Any campers attending water camp should wear a bathing suit and closed-toe water shoes. 

  • Is lunch provided by Jolly Roger Adventures?

    Yes, lunch is provided to all campers attending a full day of Flagship camp programming. This includes campers who are registered for a morning and afternoon session. Lunch options are available in registration.

  • Do you offer lunch and snacks?

    Each class will specify if you need to pack snacks for your child(ren). All Flagship campers receive snacks and lunch as part of their weekly session fee. 

  • What does JRA do to help manage food allergies?

    JRA has detailed safety procedures for managing camper allergies. Each staff member is trained in identifying allergic reactions and proper usage of EpiPens. Staff members are briefed on camper allergies before the start of each week of camp, with our camp nurse overseeing the distribution of each camper’s allergy-management plans to our staff.

    Snack and lunch breaks are closely monitored by our camp staff, including the camp nurse.  In the interest of preventing exposure to allergens, campers are not allowed to share food with each other at Jolly Roger Adventures.

  • What do I do if I need to pick up my camper early?

    To arrange for an early pick-up, please call 772.492.2106. A JRA staff member will escort your camper from their camp activity to the car line location in front of the Upper School Library at your preferred pick-up time.

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  • Summer Opportunities for Upper School Students: Courses for Credit and Test Prep

    Summer Opportunities for Upper School Students: Courses for Credit and Test Prep

    Jolly Roger Adventures is offering a variety of enriching summer opportunities designed specifically for upper school students looking to get ahead, earn credit or prepare for college entrance exams.

    The Health and Study Skills courses are required for all rising freshmen and must be taken either during the freshman school year or during the summer. The summer session for Health is from May 30 - June 5 and covers essential topics in physical and mental health, nutrition and fitness.  The Study Skills course is offered in two separate sessions: June 2 - 6 (afternoons) or June 9 - 13 (mornings). The class emphasizes study techniques alongside leadership qualities like emotional intelligence, adaptability and self-motivation. For students preparing for college admissions, both SAT and ACT Bootcamps are available. The SAT Bootcamp runs June 2 - 6, and the ACT Bootcamp follows June 9 - 13. Each course includes daily section practice, strategy development and skill-building in key areas like reading, grammar and math.

    These courses offer a great way for students to stay academically engaged during the summer while setting themselves up for future success. For more information, click here. If you are ready to sign up for a summer course, please register online at CampBrain.
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