Check out your future getaway,

Away from the Everyday

Spend an afternoon at camp before you enroll,
and ask the questions you’ve been meaning to get answered.

Sending your child somewhere for an extended period of time, overnight, is not a decision you should have to make off a website. Our Open House events exist so you can meet the people who will be responsible for your camper, see the cabin they would sleep in, and get straight answers about supervision, safety, and what a day here actually looks like. Bring your camper, and by the end of the morning, camp stops being a photo gallery and starts being a real place close to home.

Campers and a counselor working together on the low ropes challenge course.

What You Are Actually Deciding

You are not choosing between activity lists. You are deciding which group of adults you trust to care for your camper and which camp is going to give your child the meaningful summer they deserve. Not just time away from home but time spent building relationships and independence. Every camp makes the same promises; come hold us to ours during a real look at Camp Tall Timbers.

Here Is What You Get Out of
Two Hours on the Grounds:

  • You meet camp director Glenn Smith in person

    the person accountable for your camper has a name and a face before you enroll for a summer season.

  • You find out how supervision actually works

    who sleeps in the cabin, how homesickness gets handled, and what your camper does all day.

  • You see how we handle

    food allergies, medications, and the health center before it ever matters.

  • Your camper walks the grounds

    finds the lake, and picks the activity they want to try first, which is the difference between a hard first night next summer and an easy one.

Pick the Date That Works

Saturday, September 12

11am-2pm

Saturday, October 10

11am-2pm

Saturday, June 5

11am-2pm

Interested in a deeper experience at camp?

Check out our
Family Weekend!

What the Visit Looks Like

Plan on about two hours. Here is the shape of it:

  • A guided walk of the grounds with Glenn or a member of the leadership team, covering the cabins, the private lake and swim area, the dining hall, the health center, and the activity areas.
  • Time with the team to talk through staffing, safety, and a typical camp day hour by hour.
  • A walkthrough of session lengths, what tuition covers, and the payment schedule, with no expectation that you decide anything on-site.
  • A chance to compare notes with other families doing exactly the research you are doing.
  • Lunch!

Register for an Open House Event

Come Meet Us First

Enroll after you have met the people, seen the cabins, and asked the hard questions. That is the entire point of an Open House.

Have a question before you come? Email us directly.