Legends Summer Camp | Ages 5-12

Morning Camp Options & Afternoon Camp Themes

2025 Camp Dates

Week 1: 6/9-6/12
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball & Volleyball 
Theme: All The Summer Fun 

Week 2: 6/16-6/19
Sports:Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball & (Freestyle Trampoline – FULL)
Theme: Superhero Week

Week 3: 6/23-6/26
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball & (Freestyle Trampoline – FULL)
Theme: Wild World

Week 4: 6/30-7/3
Sports:Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Dance & (Freestyle Trampoline – FULL)
Theme: Red, White & Blue

Week 5: 7/7-7/10
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Dance & (Freestyle Trampoline – FULL)
Theme: Let’s Go Camping

Week 6: 7/14-7/17
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Field Hockey & (Freestyle Trampoline – FULL)
Theme: Fun & Fitness

Week 7: 7/21-7/24
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Dance, Field Hockey, Football & (Freestyle Trampoline – FULL)
Theme: Pirate Week

Week 8: 7/28-7/31
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball & Football
Theme: Wet & Wild

Week 9: 8/4-8/7
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball & Football 
Theme: Legends Olympics

Week 10: 8/11-8/14
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball & Football 
Theme: Out of This World

Week 11: 8/18-8/21
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball & Volleyball 
Theme: Around the World

Week 12: 8/25-8/28
Sports: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball & Volleyball 
Theme: The Best of Summer

Morning Camp Descriptions

Baseball/Softball Camp – Offered Weekly

Hey batter batter! Legends Baseball/Softball camps are designed to strengthen your child’s interest in America’s greatest pastimes! Players will focus on throwing, fielding, batting and base running while having fun and growing their love for the game! Daily challenges, radar gun games and situational play make this camp a grand slam! What to Bring: Glove, helmet and bat are recommended but not required

Basketball – Offered Weekly

Take it to the rim this summer with Legends Basketball camp! Players will work on shooting, passing, dribbling and ball handling while having fun and learning about teamwork! This camp is a slam dunk!What to Bring: Campers are encouraged to bring their own ball, but this is not required.

Dance & Baton Camp

Get on the floor! Legends Dance Camp is an upbeat and fun camp that focuses on four styles of dance; Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical, Pom and Baton. Dancers will work on technique, skills and routines throughout the week. Camp will end with a performance for the parents! What to Bring: Loose fitting clothing, tennis shoes, hair pulled up, jazz shoes are optional (dancers can also be barefoot during the jazz and lyrical portions). Coaches will have batons for campers to use.

Field Hockey 

Field Hockey is the world’s third most popular sport and it’s growing in Michigan!  Local high schools: Brighton, Hartland, Pinckney, Novi, St. Catherine’s as well as Washtenaw Co. schools all have Varsity programs.   Learn skills: dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and team concepts. Teamwork is emphasized. Space is limited. What to Bring: Athletes need to bring a stick, shin guards and mouth guards.  We will have sticks to lend for new players.

Freestyle Trampoline 

Freestyle trampoline is a great camp for kids who love to bounce, flip, and have fun learning in the process! Our program is designed to teach skills that can range from a beginner level up to the most advanced tricks! This will include drills and progressions that will help cater to a safe learning environment for improving spatial awareness, agility, and learning to flip and twist like never before! What to Bring: No addiitonal equipment required.

Football Camp 

The Legends Football camp is a guaranteed touchdown! Campers will learn football fundamentals in a non-contact setting. Passing, catching and running skills will be incorporated through games, drills and contests. Don’t drop the ball this summer, get in the game! What to Bring: No addiitonal equipment required.

Soccer Camp – Offered Weekly

Get a kick out of camp this summer! Legends Soccer camps focus on the fundamentals of the game while promoting friendly competition! Games and drills will focus on passing, receiving, dribbling and shooting! What to Bring: Shinguards and tennis shoes or cleats are reccomended. Players should bring their own ball.

Volleyball Camp – Offered Weekly

Bump, set and spike your way to the Legends Volleyball camp! Players will be introduced to the volleyball basics of passing, setting and serving through games and drills. Daily challenges and teambuilding activities are sure to make this camp unforgettable! Can you dig it? What to Bring: Knee pads are recommended but not required

Welcome to the Legends Summer Day Camp! We know there are many choices when it comes to summer camp and we thank you for choosing to send your child(ren) to the Legacy Center! The following information will help you understand the policies and procedures regarding your child’s time at camp. A careful reading will answer many questions and help your child get the most out of their camp experience. Together, we can work to give your camper a positive, growing experience that will last a lifetime.

 GOAL OF LEGENDS DAY CAMP

The goal of Legends Day Camp is to help participants between the ages of 6 (or 5 with the completion of a full day, full week, kindergarten program) and 12 grow physically, mentally, and socially all while having fun. The Legends Day Camp is designed with age and development of each child in mind, providing a balance of athletic and non-athletic activities. Morning camps will be sport focused while afternoon camps will consist of a balance of scheduled camp activities and choice activities.

OBJECTIVE OF LEGENDS DAY CAMP

Our objective is to provide participants of all ages and skill levels with the opportunity to play, learn, build community, and have fun all while benefiting from the Legacy Center’s world class facilities.

CAMP STAFF

The Legends Day Camp Staff are a special group of people that possess great motivation and passion for leading. To become a Legends staff member, one must demonstrate a desire and ability to work with children while working well with others.

The following are requirements for camp staff:

• Background Records Check
• Employment History Check
• Camp Orientation and Training
• Qualifying Coaching and/or Child Care Experience

STAFF TO CAMPER RATIOS

For maximum safety and fun Legends Summer Camp maintains at least 1 adult to 12 children.

WHAT GOES ON AT CAMP

It is the goal of this group to expose the campers to a variety of activities and experiences daily. In doing so, the activities will provide a level of supervision and structure that will offer many different challenges during the week.

A TYPICAL DAY AT CAMP

8:30AM – 9:00AM: Camper Drop-off

9:00AM—11:30AM: Morning Sport Camps

11:30AM: Morning Camper Pick-up

11:30AM-12:30PM: Lunch for Afternoon Campers

12:30PM-4:30PM: Indoor/Outdoor Games & Activities

4:00PM-5:00PM: Full Day Camper Pick-up

Please note that we will be outside every day, weather permitting. Exposure to outdoor elements will occur, so please take this into consideration when preparing for camp activities. All campers will be required to stay with their group and go outside.

WEEKLY THEMES

For each week, the afternoon portion of camp will be focused around the theme idea of that week. Weekly themes will be presented in your “Welcome to Camp” email. Please encourage your camper to participate in these themed activities.

Week 1: 6/9-6/12 – All The Summer Fun

Week 2: 6/16-6/19 – Superhero Week

Week 3: 6/23-6/26 – Wild World

Week 4: 6/30-7/3 – Red, White, and Blue

Week 5: 7/7-7/10 – Let’s Go Camping

Week 6: 7/14-7/17 – Fun and Fitness

Week 7: 7/21-7/24 – Pirate Week

Week 8: 7/28-7/31 – Wet and Wild

Week 9: 8/4-8/7 –Legends Olympics

Week 10: 8/11-8/14 – Out of This World

Week 11: 8/18-8/21 – Around The World

Week 12: 8/25-8/28 – The Best of Summer

WHAT TO BRING – ALL CAMPERS (please have your camper bring/wear the following items):

• Plenty of snacks and drinks for each day. Please make sure campers have eaten breakfast prior to camp
• Medical Necessities (i.e. inhaler, epi-pen, medication)
• Tennis shoes & play clothes
• Sunscreen
• Sport specific equipment will be communicated in your weekly “Welcome to Camp” email
• Please make sure to clearly label ALL belongings prior to camp

WHAT TO BRING – FULL DAY CAMPERS ONLY (please have your camper bring/wear the following items IN ADDITION TO what is listed above for all campers):

• A bag lunch each day Mon-Weds. We will have a pizza party each Thursday. If your child has an aversion to pizza, please have them pack a lunch on Thursday as well.
• Two snacks, one for the morning and one for the afternoon
• A refillable water bottle, labeled with their name
• A bag/backpack for belongings
• A change of clothes OR swimsuit. We will be doing water activities throughout the week (potentially daily) based on the weather.
• Towel

LUNCHES

• ·Children must bring their lunch and drink (no soda) Mon-Weds.
• Lunches must include a drink and eating utensils (plastic ware) if needed.
• Due to an active schedule, please make sure lunch is healthy and nutritious and will not spoil easily.
• Bottled water refill stations and drinking fountains are available throughout the day. Children are encouraged to drink plenty of water and to carry a water bottle with them.
• Please label the outside of the lunch box/container water bottle as many look alike.

VALUABLES/LOST AND FOUND

Do not bring ANY items of value such as, but not limited to, cell phones, iPods, handheld games, trading cards, toys, movies, etc. If your camper brings any valuables to camp, it will be taken and returned to you at the time of pick up that same day. If it is brought back, it will be taken away for the remainder of the week and returned to the parent the last day of camp. There will be a designated area for camp related Lost and Found items. Please check this daily. Unclaimed items will be donated if not picked up in a timely manner. The Legacy Center will not be responsible for the loss of valuables or personal property. It will be your camper’s responsibility to keep up with his/her belongings, not the Legacy Center’s, or the camp staff.

MEDICATION AND MEDICAL CONCERNS

The Legacy Center Camp Staff can assist/supervise campers with the storing and timing of prescription medications if needed, but it is ultimately the responsibility of the camper to administer their own medication. In order to do this, the parent or guardian must communicate any medical needs to the Camp Director the first day of camp. Any medication must be in the original container with the prescription label and directions on the container. Please note that the Legacy Center Staff will assist/supervise campers in following the directions on the label in all cases, even if it conflicts with the parent’s directions. While camp staff may supervise, the Legacy Center absolves itself and its staff from any liability related to administering medication. Please notify the Camp Director of any medical problems or if the camper is on any medication. This information is vital to providing your camper with the appropriate care. The Legacy Center staff will not dispense any over the counter medications to the campers such as, but not limited to, Tylenol or Benadryl, even if it is provided by the parent.

ILLNESS/HEALTH

When your camper is ill for any reason, please do not bring him/her to camp that day. It is our policy not to accept campers when any communicable disease is present. This is a preventive measure to protect the other campers. If your camper comes to camp ill or becomes ill at camp, you will be notified to pick up your camper. If you cannot get here within 1 hour, you must make other arrangements for his/her pick up. We ask that you keep your camper at home if there are signs of: fever, frequent or severe pain, frequent coughing, conjunctivitis, vomiting, diarrhea, lice, etc. Children with Communicable Diseases, such as, but not limited to Covid-19, Strep Throat, Chicken Pox, Flu, Ringworm, etc, must also be kept at home and the Legacy Center must be notified immediately if the child was contagious while at camp. If your camper is being treated for any of these conditions, he/she must be kept out of camp until the parent can provide a Doctor’s note stating that the camper has been treated and can return without risk to others. It is also the parent’s responsibility to make sure that all provided phone contact numbers are working numbers. If at any time the number is not working, the parent must provide new numbers. If a parent does not provide the proper information and it continually becomes difficult to reach someone due to insufficient information, it can result in dismissal from the program.

MEDICAL TREATMENT STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES

The Legacy Center Sport Complex is committed to providing your child with a safe and healthy camp experience. We will contact the parent or legal guardian immediately should care be given and/or the services of a physician be required.

DISCIPLINE POLICY

A camper’s behavior is a great concern to us. We expect all campers to respect, listen and to follow the camp staff’s instruction. We also expect our counselors to treat the campers based on the character values of caring, respect, responsibility, and honesty. Please discuss appropriate behavior and expectations with your camper prior to drop off. We want everyone to stay safe and have fun! Disciplinary Process 1. Staff will redirect the camper to more appropriate behavior. 2. If inappropriate behavior continues, the camper will be reminded of behavior guidelines and camp rules, and the camper will be asked to decide on action steps to correct his/her behavior. 3. If a child’s behavior still does not meet expectations and is affecting the experience of other campers, he/she will be referred to the camp director. 4. If inappropriate behavior continues, as a final action step the camper may be dismissed from camp. *** Refunds or credits will not be given if a camper is suspended from camp.

IMPORTANT: Any act that could be considered dangerous to the campers or staff is grounds for immediate suspension/dismissal. Any act which threatens the life of another child or staff will result in immediate suspension or dismissal from the program. Campers may be removed from their group for rule violations and required to sit out. Once the problem is corrected, campers may return to their group. Just as we expect the Day Camp Staff to treat parents with dignity and respect, we expect the parents to treat the staff with the same manner. Any parent or guardian who shows disrespect to our staff will automatically forfeit their child’s spot in the program, effective immediately.

BULLYING

Bullying is the nation’s growing trend of peer-on-peer abuse. Camp staff will make every effort to prevent, recognize and deal with this behavior, but we also need help from the parents to assist us in addressing these situations. Encourage your camper to speak up and tell camp staff if they are being bullied. Some children may wait until they get home and tell the parents. If this happens, please call or email and let us know immediately so we can resolve the situation promptly. The Legacy Center wants campers to have a positive experience at camp. This unacceptable behavior will not be tolerated and will be dealt with appropriately.

PAYMENT PROCEDURES – Changes/Cancellations

There will be NO CHANGES ALLOWED to your camp registration beginning 2 weeks before the start of your camp week. This allows our Director to finalize staff and activities, giving everyone the best possible camp experience.

There will be no refund for cancellations under 2 weeks before the start of the camp week.

Any changes made outside the 2 week window will require a $25 admin fee.

Any cancellations made outside the 2 week window will require a $50 admin fee per week of camp per registrant..

Payment Due Date: All camp fees are due AT LEAST 2 weeks prior to their scheduled camp. This will allow Legacy Center leaders to staff appropriately for the upcoming week of camp. Full payment must be made, or your camper will not be allowed to come to camp. This will be strictly enforced.

DROP OFF / PICK UP EXPECTATIONS

Drop-off: Mon-Thurs from 8:30AM-9:00AM

Campers need to be signed in at the location designated in your weekly “Welcome to Camp” email.

Pick Up: Mon-Thurs from 4:00PM-5:00PM

Parents are expected to pick up campers any time during or before the close of camp. If you need to pick up a camper during normal camp hours, please notify the Camp Director as soon as possible. Camp activities are going on in various locations around Legacy Center. Please allow at least 15 minutes for us to locate your child’s group, retrieve them, and allow them to get their personal items packed up.

Each camper must be signed out each day by an authorized pick up person on their DaySmart account, aged 18 or older. Please note that no camper will be released in the care of a child under the age of 18.

Late Pick Up

Pick up ends promptly at 5:00PM. Please have a backup option in the event you are running late. Late pick up begins at 5:05PM and will result in a $10 fee per child. Beginning at 5:10PM the charge is $1 per minute, per child. Our staff work hard to pack a lot of fun into the day. We appreciate your cooperation in picking up on time so they can prepare for the next day.

POWER OUTAGE/CAMP CANCELATION

On rare occasion Legacy Center may have a building issue preventing camp from operating in a safe and healthy manner. Every effort will be made to keep the camp operational. In the event camp can not continue parents will be asked to pick up their child. No refunds will be issued for a camp cancelation beyond Legacy Center’s control. Legacy Center may offer an exchange camp day if camp was canceled before the day started.