Age group

Pool

Sleeping cabins

Infirmary

Sports Court/Field

At UCLA UniCamp, students and urban youth have a unique opportunity to come together and form a bond that can influence the future. With 500 UCLA volunteers, this program helps 1,200 children from urban Los Angeles communities to explore the outdoors and envision a brighter future. At camp, they participate in activities that lead, play, and learn, thanks to the exciting programs that this non-profit offers. 

As the official philanthropy of the Students of UCLA, UniCamp is an independently funded 501(c)3 that has been making a difference in the lives of urban youth for many years. Through its residential outdoor summer camp, it provides a safe and fun environment for children to explore the outdoors, take part in engaging activities, and develop lifelong skills. The organization also provides UCLA students with the opportunity to give back to the local community and become mentors and role models for the children. 

UCLA UniCamp is dedicated to helping the local urban Los Angeles community by giving children a chance to learn, play, and lead. Through its independently funded 501(c)3, it connects UCLA student volunteers with over 1,200 urban youth. By providing both volunteers and campers with amazing opportunities, UniCamp has been making a positive impact on the lives of young people for many years.

Hiking

Sportsfield activities

Rock Climbing

Target sports

Rope Course

Art & Crafts

Inexpensive

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

If it were not for unicamp, I am not sure what I would be doing throughout the summer.

Camille R