Age group

Electricity in sleeping area

Sleeping cabins

Infirmary

Sleeping Tents

At UniCamp, volunteers and children alike are given the opportunity to take part in an unforgettable experience. From the zip-line to the campfire, the campers gain a sense of independence while the volunteers learn the importance of giving back to the community. The campers also get to take part in various activities, including swimming, canoeing, and arts and crafts. At the end of the week, both the campers and volunteers leave with a newfound appreciation of each other and the world around them. 

UCLA UniCamp is making a real difference in the lives of both its volunteers and campers. By connecting UCLA students with urban LA youth, UniCamp is providing a sense of community and an opportunity for growth to all involved. To learn more and to get involved with this amazing organization, visit the UCLA UniCamp website today.

Boating/canoeing

Nature

Hiking

Sportsfield activities

Rock Climbing

Target sports

Rope Course

Art & Crafts

Affordable

Classic UniCamp serves campers ages 10 – 14 and is our most traditional residential camp program. Campers have the opportunity to explore the outdoors and participate in traditional camp programs such as: archery, arts & crafts, or rec. and also have the chance to push themselves with programs such as: the alpine climbing tower, swimming, and mountain biking.

Classic UniCamp

Speciality camps are available for campers ages 15 – 17 and are designed to push campers out of their comfort zone and challenge them to become leaders within UniCamp. Participants are taught program specific skills and asked to take more leadership responsibilities around the campsite.

Older Camper Programs

Coed

Tweens

 UCLA UniCamp - Camp River Glen

My youngster had never gone camping before. had a blast but mainly voiced complaints about the bathrooms.

Jason L

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