What do you do if it rains?
The Singer Island Surf Camp is the only area surf camp that has an indoor base camp facility just steps from the beach with plenty of activities to keep us busy if it rains. The base camp features separate boys and girls home rooms and restrooms, a game room with billiards, and foosball, video games, board games, karaoke, movies, arts and crafts.
What do you do if there are no waves?
The unique reef and sand bar systems found along the shore of Singer Island bring us more opportunity for waves compared to other local beaches. Even on a day that is completely flat in Juno Beach or Palm Beach our "secret spot" on Singer Island is usually breaking!
On other days we explore Singer Island's snorkeling reefs, we kayak and paddle board to explore Peanut Island, we ride bikes to Mac Arthur Park and explore the mudflats, the beach preserve, and nature center, we go crabbing and fishing at the Pumphouse, or we may go feed the fish and check out the charter boats daily catch at Sailfish Marina.
How do I register?
You can register here online or call camp director Paige Parker at 561-351-1959 to register in person.
How do I pay?
You can pay here online with a credit or debit card or mail a check to Singer Island Surf Camp 1212 Beach Road Singer Island FL 33404. Please add your child's first and last name and dates attending on the memo line of you check.
What is your refund policy?
We do not offer any refunds but any missed paid days can be made up.
How many campers do you allow per week?
The maximum campers we allow per week is 35. On an average week we have about 22-25 campers and an equal mix of boys and girls in all age groups.
How many staff members do you have?
Our staff consists of 4 adult counselors over the age of 21 and 6 junior counselors age 15-20.
Our entire staff is lifeguard ocean rescue, first aid, and CPR trained.
The Singer Island Surf Camp is the only area surf camp that has an indoor base camp facility just steps from the beach with plenty of activities to keep us busy if it rains. The base camp features separate boys and girls home rooms and restrooms, a game room with billiards, and foosball, video games, board games, karaoke, movies, arts and crafts.
What do you do if there are no waves?
The unique reef and sand bar systems found along the shore of Singer Island bring us more opportunity for waves compared to other local beaches. Even on a day that is completely flat in Juno Beach or Palm Beach our "secret spot" on Singer Island is usually breaking!
On other days we explore Singer Island's snorkeling reefs, we kayak and paddle board to explore Peanut Island, we ride bikes to Mac Arthur Park and explore the mudflats, the beach preserve, and nature center, we go crabbing and fishing at the Pumphouse, or we may go feed the fish and check out the charter boats daily catch at Sailfish Marina.
How do I register?
You can register here online or call camp director Paige Parker at 561-351-1959 to register in person.
How do I pay?
You can pay here online with a credit or debit card or mail a check to Singer Island Surf Camp 1212 Beach Road Singer Island FL 33404. Please add your child's first and last name and dates attending on the memo line of you check.
What is your refund policy?
We do not offer any refunds but any missed paid days can be made up.
How many campers do you allow per week?
The maximum campers we allow per week is 35. On an average week we have about 22-25 campers and an equal mix of boys and girls in all age groups.
How many staff members do you have?
Our staff consists of 4 adult counselors over the age of 21 and 6 junior counselors age 15-20.
Our entire staff is lifeguard ocean rescue, first aid, and CPR trained.
Click here to meet our staff.
What do we need to bring?
Please bring daily: a good healthy lunch (we burn a lot of calories! and no gum or candy please), swimwear, complete change of dry clothes, water shoes, tall throw-away socks (used only 1x per week), beach towel, flip-flops/sandals (please no tennis shoes or crocs), mask and snorkel, sunblock (see below) and a bike & helmet. Bike can be left securely overnight at Base Camp and is preferred to be dropped off the weekend before your camp. All other supplies should be brought in a backpack. Please make sure all your child's supplies fit properly and are in proper working order prior to arriving. Please also label your child's supplies with their first name and last initial.
What about sunblock application?
We are diligent about applying sunscreen throughout the day and prefer that you do not apply sunscreen before coming to camp. We also prefer Zinka brand flesh colored nose coat for the face. This product can be found at your local surf shop or purchased at the base camp for $5. For the body we recommend any brand zinc oxide cream of at least 40%. This product can also be purchased at the Base Camp for $5 or found at your local Walmart or Walgreens. We also provide a daily use rash guard free of charge. You are welcome to bring your own personal rash guard or purchase one at the Base Camp kids $12 adults $15.