Is it real snow? 

Yes indeed! We are on real snow from May to August.

What will campers do if there is no snow?

In the case of inclement weather, we utilize our indoor facility, The Barn, which is filled with foam pits, trampolines, skate/scooter/bike features.

What happens when it rains?

Our aim is to safely maximize our on snow time. So we will stay on snow during lighter rain showers. If severe weather arrives, we will take shelter in our designated areas and if sticks around for the day, we will shift our programming to the Barn facility. 

Do you have rental gear available for campers?

Yes we do, rentals are typically available for campers to purchase in mid May. 

Where do I sign up for their camp experience? (adventure camp vs peak performance)

You'll select your campers experience on your registration portal.

What ability does my child need to be to attend camp?

In order to ensure they are safe and enjoying their time, campers must be able to turn and stop on advanced green/easier blue terrain. Typically, this is a level 4 skier or snowboarder. Campers who ski should be comfortable linking turns under moderate speed, almost parallel during the entire "S" turn on steeper green and easier blues. For our campers who snowboard, they should be linking turns at moderate speed on steep green/easier blues and spending 50% of time on heels, 50% of time on toes, no side slipping or falling leaf on the mentioned terrain. 

Where can I find a packing list?

Packing List

What do the sleeping accommodations look like?

Campers share a dorm style room with other kids of the same age, gender, and sport. All rooms are outfitted with twin beds and individual storage spaces. All rooms have their own full bath with tub/shower. Parents can rest assured of their camper’s safety because each room is supervised by an overnight counselor who is 18 years of age or older.

Room size - 180 sq. ft.

>Bed Type - Twin

Full Bath with Tub/Shower 

>Shared closet space

Free Wifi for facetime calls home and uploading days footage

Facilities Page

What are the chances my child gets off the waitlist?

If you register for a week that is on a waitlist, you are welcome to register for another week that works for you and has space. Woodward Copper will not automatically transfer you if a spot opens in a waitlisted week. If you are accepted into the week from the waitlist we will simply activate your registration. If you only want to come for one week you will need to reach out to us and let us know which week you want to cancel. 

Waitlists will see movement if other registered campers cancel for that given week.

This will typically occur 30 days out from the camp week as this is when payments, paperwork and other registration items are due.

If in spot 10 or above, it is extremely rare to see that much movement and we recommend selecting a different week

We will email you if a spot opens up and we move your camper from waitlist to registered camper

Contact Us: office@woodwardcopper.com or 970-968-3402