New Hope Summer Camps

Accommodation

New Hope Summer Camps are day camps. Campers attend during their selected session and return home afterward. No overnight lodging, cabins, dorm rooms, hotel stays, or residential supervision are included in the camp details.

The camp schedule is built around short daytime blocks. Liftoff 2026, Zootopia 2, and Basketball & Cheer Camp run from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Girls Middle School Volleyball Camp has a morning session from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and an afternoon session from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

The format works best as a focused morning or afternoon activity rather than full-day childcare. Families should plan for daily drop-off and pick-up. The camp setting is connected to New Hope Eastlake’s church and ministry environment, with activities organized by camp type and age group.

For families comparing options, the key point is variety. New Hope does not offer one single camp model. It offers several short camps with different activity themes.

Meals

Girls Middle School Volleyball Camp includes snacks. Meal or snack details for Liftoff 2026, Zootopia 2, and Basketball & Cheer Camp could not be found in the available camp information.

No lunch service, cafeteria program, catered meal plan, or special diet support is described for the summer camp lineup. Since most camps run for three hours, lunch is not part of the regular morning camp block. Families should send water and any needed snacks unless separate camp instructions say otherwise.

For the afternoon volleyball session, campers should arrive prepared for a three-hour sports block. A labeled water bottle is a practical item for every camp, especially basketball, cheer, and volleyball sessions.

Families with allergies, dietary restrictions, or medical dietary needs should confirm snack handling procedures before the first camp day.

Camp traditions

New Hope Summer Camps carry a church-community feel. Liftoff 2026 is the clearest example, with rallies, games, crafts, rematches, and learning about the Savior of the world. That week feels more like a high-energy kids ministry event than a standard activity class.

Zootopia 2 adds a showcase-style tradition. Elementary campers rotate through theater/music, hip hop dance, and visual art, then finish with a culminating showcase. That gives the week a clear creative finish and gives kids a reason to practice, create, and work together.

Sports camps bring a different rhythm. Basketball players move through skill stations. Cheer campers work on cheers, routines, and crafts. Middle school volleyball campers focus on advanced skills and scrimmages each day. Across the lineup, the tradition is simple: short camp weeks, clear themes, group energy, and activities that let kids participate right away.

New Hope Summer Camps are organized as separate themed weeks rather than one repeating camp schedule. Liftoff 2026 gives younger and elementary-age campers a faith-centered week with games, crafts, rallies, rematches, and learning about Jesus. The tone is active, loud, playful, and built for kids who like group energy.

Zootopia 2 is the creative arts camp. Students entering grades 1–6 rotate through theater/music, hip-hop dance, and visual art by grade level. The week is hands-on and ends with a showcase, so campers get both practice time and a final sharing moment.

Basketball & Cheer Camp splits the experience by activity. Basketball players rotate through stations focused on specific skills. Cheerleaders rotate through stations too, working on cheers, routines, and crafts. Girls Middle School Volleyball Camp gives grades 6–8 a more specialized sports option with advanced skill instruction and daily scrimmages.