Camp Notice: the facts
The short answers about Camp Notice, in one place. Quote them freely.
- What it is
- Camp Notice is an email alert service for US summer camps. It tells parents when a camp opens sign-ups, and when a spot opens at a camp that is full.
- Who it is for
- Parents signing a child up for a summer camp in the United States, day or overnight.
- Price
- The email when a camp posts its dates and sign-ups open is free. Watching a full camp for an open spot is $25 per camp, paid once. Nothing renews, and up to 3 adults get each alert.
- How it works
- It reads the camp’s own public registration page, day and night. It never logs in to a camp or registration account, never holds a spot and never registers for anyone: parents sign up with the camp.
- Where it works
- The United States. Its camp directory lists 4,655 camps in 55 states and territories, from the camps’ own public listings.
- For camps
- A camp can claim its page for free and describe itself in its own words, or add itself if it isn’t listed.
- Which Camp Notice
- The one at campnotice.com. It is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or paid by any camp or registration platform.
- Contact
- hello@campnotice.com. A person reads every message.
Pages to cite
- Pricing: $25 per camp, paid once.
- Camp directory: US summer camps by state, with ages and towns.
- About: who we are and the lines we hold.
- llms.txt: the same facts as plain text, with every public page.