Three questions, then we start watching

Which camp are you after? Which weeks? How many kids need a spot? That’s the whole setup — name the camp or your town, leave a number we can text, and Camp Notice finds the camp’s public registration page, reads the roster with you, and keeps checking frequently, day and night.

No account until there’s something to tell you: alerts start only after a 6-digit code confirms your number, every watch is visible and stoppable at /my, and replying STOP always stops everything. Registration itself stays on the camp’s own site.

• Question 1 — the camp — Name it however you say it at home, give us the town, or paste the registration page link. If a page can’t be read, we say so up front instead of pretending to watch.
• Then: where to reach you — A mobile number and an email, confirmed by a 6-digit code — before we go and read the roster, so the alert has somewhere to land the moment it matters.
• Question 2 — the weeks — Scan every session for any opening, or only the sessions covering the weeks you actually need.
• Question 3 — the kids — One opening is no good if you need two. Every alert carries how many spots you asked for, so you can check there’s room for everybody.

How to get an alert when a sold-out camp opens up

1. Name the camp — A camp name, your town or a ZIP — pick the right one from the matches.
2. Confirm your number — A mobile and an email, then a 6-digit code by text — never skippable.
3. Pick your weeks — We read the camp’s roster and you choose the weeks and how many spots you need.
4. Wait for the alert — We check frequently, day and night, and text (and email, if you gave one) the moment a spot opens.