No matter what type of camp you run, our 3-tier camp organization makes it fast, easy and intuitive to set up a camp season. Seasons are broken into Series, then into camp Events—with each tier inheriting settings from the last. This reduces clicks during setup, enables powerful views across multiple camp events, and allows teams to make quick changes across several camp events at once.
At iCampPro, we create camp management software that’s as adaptable and varied as the camps we serve! Our intuitive tools simplify the camp setup process, tailored to fit the needs of your specific event—whether it’s for individual registrations (a summer camp) or household registrations (a family weekend).
A household camp or “family camp” is booked by a household for one or more members of the household and their guests to attend. Lodging is reserved for the household and their guests as a required part of registration, with pricing based on number of attendees, their ages, and the selected accommodation options.
IAn individual camp is a pay-per-attendee camp where one or more completely unrelated individuals can register, invite their friends with friend groups, or choose to attend independently. A set price is billed per camper with optional payment plans. Cabin assignments may be managed via camper groups.
Camp programs specify a camp’s location, whether the camps will use household or individual registration, and whether multiple camp events can be registered for at once. Individual registration camps are listed by program in the Registration Portal with a unique program image and description.
Easily navigate through views of camp Seasons, Series, and Events—allowing quick access to key registration numbers and data.
Whether your camp chooses to host camps that utilize household registrations, individual attendee registrations, or a mixture of both—the Camp Overview screen will deliver essential information about each camp – including:
The insights delivered here can help your team create strategies to fill remaining openings, identify the follow up steps needed with camp families, and the ability to assist those families with the details of their registrations.
A distinguishing feature of household camps is that capacity is limited by available accommodation spaces associated with the camp event. These could be cabins or suites with a designated number of beds each. Each accommodation may not be booked by more than one household at a time. However, to help camps ensure that they are making the best use of their facilities, households can be waitlisted for a particular accommodations space to enable staff to monitor and find potential ways to host more households for a given camp experience.
Capacity is managed differently for individual registration camps. It can be set to unlimited, a limited number, or allow camps to specify unique capacity groups such as space for 24 girls aged 8-12 and 24 boys aged 8-12 for 48 campers. For this reason, individual camps are the best approach for traditional youth-based day camps or residential camps. Additional features include optional add-on purchases for items like t-shirts, prepaid camp store balances, friend groups for referral marketing, and camper groups for cabin assignments or activity rotations.
Different styles of camp require different pricing structures. Whether you are a faith-based camp that serves both family experiences and individual campers by age group, or you’re a youth summer camp with day camp and overnight camp options—our software is ready to set you up for success! Below, learn more about the pricing and revenue opportunities differ for household and individual registration camp events.
Pricing for households is managed with Pricing Groups which are assigned to camps alongside accommodations and can be used to bill different fees for households based on the age of household members included in the household registration. The set-up allows pricing to vary based on the number and types of attendees within the household, as well as the accommodation options selected.
For households that may purchase items such as room service or extra supplies from the camp store—point-of-sale transactions may be added to their account as outstanding fees using the “Pay Later Payments” option. As the household reaches the end of its stay at camp, the camp may review these purchases with the family and collect the remaining balance using a stored payment method.
The individual camp registration pricing structure works based on a flat fee per camper. This fee can be modified by coupons that discount the price. Organizations may be linked to a camp to help cover some of the registration fees. Camps may also choose to offer payment plans with different deposits, installments, and frequencies to make camp costs easier for families to budget for over a longer period.
Along with each camper’s individual registration, there are optional features that camps can use to promote additional revenue streams. Camp families can be given the option to equip their camper with a pre-funded camp store balance which makes the allotted funds available to the camper to spend on items to enhance their experience. Add-ons allow camps to offer specific optional items presented during checkout.
Our robust camp management tools help your team focus on the bigger picture - delivering an unforgettable camp experience. The Tools area of the application contains over a dozen features and workflows designed to enhance overall camp management – including:
Among these many features is a powerful series of popular camp reports that allow you to view camp-related data and help your team find answers to vital questions about your operations.
Yes, iCampPro offers built-in waitlist management for both household registration and individual registration events. Household registration events offer waitlists based on the accommodation spaces available for the camp. Meanwhile, individual registration camps will allow waitlists once the camp has reached its set capacity. Camps can send offers to waitlisted campers to fill openings.
Camps are created as a part of a 3-tier system of Seasons, Series and Events. Each tier inherits the settings from the tier above it with optional overrides to help camps quickly navigate setup. Our camp setup is both easy to build and flexible where it counts, accommodating even large-scale camp operations with tens of thousands of campers.
For individual registration events, iCampPro offers reporting tools to help camp staff organize camper drop-off and pick-up. These reports can be used to note who dropped off or picked up the camper and provide an auto-generated pick-up code to relay to the family at drop-off, then ask for at-pickup to organize the safe release of campers.
At this time, iCampPro does not offer activity scheduling features. However, camp forms may include questions to collect camper preferences for activities available during their camp stay. Additionally, camper groups may be used to organize attendees into activity groups for assigning rotation groups if the feature is not being used for cabin assignments.
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