Camp Whitemarsh Valley

This one-time non-refundable fee includes 2 camp t-shirts for your child.

Please note that you must be a member of Whitemarsh Valley Country Club to enroll your child in camp. 

All campers must be at least 5 years old by the first day they attend camp. In addition, campers must be potty-trained and able to handle a full day program.

Each day of camp will be a new and exciting experience for our campers as no two days with KE Camps are exactly alike!  Our days begin with Hello Camp, a morning meeting of sorts where, through an assortment of organized activities, campers and staff get to know each other, review the day’s schedule and sing our special camp song! Similarly, we will end our days with Goodbye Camp, a time for wrap-up activities and reflections, SMILE Bands, snacks, and “see you later’s”.   The bulk of camp will be spent participating in a wide variety of activities throughout the day that may include:

For more information on the golf lessons at camp, please click here.

The club will provide a delicious and kid-friendly lunch for every camper each day. If you would prefer to pack your own lunch for your child, please do so in a cooler or backpack. A snack will be served each afternoon to all campers. We encourage you to pack some extra snacks for your child as well.

Please note that we are a “nut aware” camp.   We ask that you do not pack any food for your child that contains nuts.   Likewise, the lunches and snacks served by the club will not contain any nuts.   If your child has a food allergy and you have questions about this, please do not hesitate to contact us.

KE Camps requires all campers to wear our official camp shirt each day of the week. Please leave all electronic devices and cell phones at home. Campers should dress in comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Additional shirts may be purchased at camp. Camp is a place to un-plug! Please pack the following items in a labeled bag or backpack:

Registration for Summer 2021 is open and will continue until we are full. You must be enrolled in advance, however, in order to attend camp. 

Full payment is due upon registration.  This includes a one-time non-refundable registration fee of $40 which includes 2 camp t-shirts. We accept ACH Payments and American Express, MasterCard, Visa and Discover.

If your child has special needs or will require extra assistance while at camp, please contact us before you enroll to discuss!

All requests for cancellations or changes must be made in writing to our office via email at info@kecamps.com.  Cancellations made by June 20, 2021 will be refunded in full (less the registration fee).  After that, there are no refunds. We will, however, always offer a credit towards a future week (if space is available) or for next summer.

As we enter into Summer 2021, we are fully prepared to take on the challenging circumstances surrounding Covid-19 - we did it in Summer 2020 and we can do it again! The health and safety of all campers, families, and staff members continues to be our absolute top priority. As we are all well-aware, protocols and guidelines surrounding Covid-19 are fluid and as such, we will adapt and adjust our policies, as needed, leading up to and during the camp season.

We encourage you to enroll early as spaces will be limited this summer and we expect that camp will fill up quickly!  We are sure you agree that a summer spent at camp will be more needed and meaningful than ever this year.

Please find our 2021 Covid-19 Safety Policy here.

Don’t forget to take a look at the important camp forms below.

Hi Campers and Families!

My name is Taylor Burckhalter, and I am the new director of Camp Whitemarsh Valley at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club. I am beyond excited to see everyone again and also to welcome new campers to our camp family!

During the school year, I am a teaching assistant at a private school for students with intellectual and behavioral disabilities in the Manayunk area of Philadelphia. I have been at this school for over a year, gaining more experience in the special education field. I am currently in my last semester at Temple University for Secondary Education with a concentration in Social Studies (I love history, as my previous campers and counselors already know). I am part of a nonprofit organization that helps teachers in urban schools find resources for their students, and I am currently starting a tutoring program with my nonprofit to help students and parents, either virtually or in-person, with homework or any subjects the student is having trouble in.

I have a 14-year daughter who is an all-star cheerleader and photographer. I am also a team mom to her team which I love because I can come up with fun good luck treats and team bonding activities for the athletes. When I am not working, I like to travel, visit museums and landmarks, go to different music festivals, arts and crafts, read historical fiction and mystery novels, play the guitar and ukulele, and workout.

Some of you know this already, but I started as a counselor my first year at WVCC and then moved into the assistant director position last summer. These have been the best summers anyone could ask for. My campers are beyond a joy and a blessing to have and I am so excited for this summer. We have so many ideas and activities that everyone is going to have a blast with! It’s going to be a summer to remember! Stay safe and remember to SMILE!

Best,

Taylor Burckhalter