Summer Service Camp

H2O Summer Service Camp is for Lakewood residents entering grades 7-9; they will spend time performing service activities and team building activities. Trained high school/college aged staff counselors act as service mentors and guides for the younger participants. These skilled counselors supervise, instruct, motivate, and empower their teams of five to six campers through a rich variety of hands on activities and learning experiences.

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Summer Camp FAQs

Where is Summer Service Camp located?

The camp day begins and ends in the Cafetorium at Garfield Middle School. Campers can enter through the “flagpole door” on the south west corner of the building, facing Detroit.

What are Summer Service Camp hours?

Campers may arrive at 9:45 am. The camp day starts promptly at 10:00 am and is dismissed at 3:00 pm.
**Please note that each camp session is eight days of programming, reduced from typical years which have nine days of programming. **

Who can apply to Summer Service Camp?

The application process is open to youth who are residents of Lakewood, regardless of where they attend school. Students who will be in 7th, 8th, or 9th grade in the fall may apply.

How does registration work?

This summer, registration is through electronic form and payment is accepted via PayPal on the Lakewood Foundation site. Registration will be accepted first come, first served rather than by lottery. If registration fills, please add your name to our waiting list. We will maintain a waiting list and notify parents as spaces become available.

If you are requesting financial assistance, please contact Emmie Hutchison at (216)529-6045 or emmie.hutchison@lakewoodoh.net, but do fill out and submit registration.

**This information applies for the summer of 2021. **