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Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp
- Coed
- Ages 11-17
- Specialty
Overview
Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp’s mission to inspire young artists to achieve their best has not wavered since our first day of camp in 1966. Blue Lake’s impact is defined by thousands of students and the dedicated staff and faculty who have served Blue Lake since its inception 58 years ago. We continue to offer a unique opportunity for students to look up and discover their potential as musicians, dancers, writers, actors, artists – and individuals. It is our tradition.
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Specialty camp focus: Arts, Music
Unique Features
- Masterful faculty who come from universities, colleges, professional ensembles, and private and public schools from around the country.
- Exceptional facilities in a beautiful wilderness setting, 1,600 acres of preserved forest.
- Choose from 10 arts majors including visual arts, band, choir, creative writing, dance, harp, jazz, orchestra, piano, and theater.
- Traditional camp activities include pool time, camp fires, gaga, and more!
- Our inclusive camp lets young artists be themselves – free of judgment, criticism, or fear.
Activities
Dates & Rates
2025 Season:
- Camp Season June 25 - August 17
- Session Lengths 1.5 weeks
- Cost $1,190 - $1,250 /week
Financial Offers:
- Tiered/sliding scale tutition: No
- Financial assistance: Yes
- Special discounts: No
Accommodations
Bunks
- Type: Cabins
- Not open air
- Electricity/lights
- No air conditioning
- Separate bathhouse
- Showers not attached
- Toilets not attached
Health
- Staff not certified in First Aid /CPR
- No doctor onsite
- Nurse onsite
- 24/7 medical staff
- Health Center
Dietary Needs
- Food Allergies
- No gluten free option
- No kosher
- Not peanut free
- Not tree nut-free
- No vegan option
- Vegetarian friendly
International Campers
- Enrolls non-US campers
- 1 countries have attended
Welcome Message
Richard, Director of Arts Programs
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