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May 2010

2010 Camps and Programs

Hodia Ski Camp 2010
For kids/teens ages 12-18
Friday - Monday
January 15-18, 2010

Hodia Teen Camp 2010
For kids/teens entering into 8th-12th grade in Fall 2010
Sunday - Saturday
June 20-26, 2010

Hodia Kid's Camp 2010
For kids entering into 5th - 7th grade in Fall 2010
Sunday - Saturday
July 25-31, 2010

Hodia Shooting Stars 2010
For kids entering into 3rd - 4th grade in Fall 2010
Sunday - Thursday
June 27-July 1, 2010

Hodia Wilderness Camp 2010
For teens ages 15-19
LIMITED to 20 participants
Tuesday - Sunday
July 13 - July 18, 2010


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Frequently Asked Questions For HODIA Ski Camp
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When does Ski Camp start and end and what transportation is available? [back to top]
Ski Camp starts on Friday with the following transportation options available:

  • BOISE pickup location will be at ToysRUs (131 N. Milwaukee) parking lot on Milwaukee St. LEAVING at 3:00 pm.  PLEASE ARRIVE NO LATER THAN 2:30 pm at ToysRUs.

  • TWIN FALLS — The charter from Pocatello will stop briefly at the Flying J truckstop on the north side of exit 173 (I-84 and Highway 93) around 5:00 pm.  Please be at the location at 4:45 pm for pick-up.

  • POCATELLO pick up location will be at the Red Lion Hotel (1555 Pocatello Creek Road). Take exit 71 (Pocatello Creek exit) off of I-15 and the hotel is directly off the highway. Meet in the front parking lot at 2:30 pm. The bus will LEAVE at 3:00 pm. EQUIPMENT RENTAL WILL BE DONE IN KETCHUM with the group.

  • Providing OWN transportation — Please meet us at Cathedral Pines Campground in Sun Valley at 6:30 pm on Friday.

Ski Camp ends on Monday with the following transportation options available:

  • BOISE — Transportation will return around 2:00 PM

  • TWIN FALLS — Transportation will return around 12:30 PM

  • POCATELLO — Transportation will return around 2:30 PM

NOTE: Drop off locations after Hodia Ski Camp will be the same as the pick-up location (for all locations, this time is an estimate). If the charter is going to be significantly early or late, we'll try to call by cell from the charter bus. Thank you for your understanding that these times are ESTIMATES only.


What should campers bring to Ski Camp? [back to top]
Rubbermaid tubs work really well instead of a suitcase for your clothes.  They fit under the bunks and keep everything clean and dry. THEY MUST BE NO DEEPER THAN 9” TO FIT UNDER THE BUNK. PLEASE DO NOT BRING LARGER TUBS. WE DO NOT HAVE ROOM TO STORE THEM IN THE CABINS.

Campers should bring the following items (click here for a printable list):

1 pair STURDY shoes 4 pair socks
SLEEPING BAG Gloves for skiing
PILLOW Hat for skiing
Heavy coat for skiing Lip salve
Dirty clothes bag T-shirts
Soap & shampoo Sunscreen
Toothbrush & paste Brush/comb
Long pants (at least two) Lightweight socks
Underwear Pajamas
Insulin and syringes Pump supplies (if you have an insulin pump)
Test record Blood sugar meter/strips
Skis or Snowboard (unless you’re renting equipment) 2 Bath towels
Bathing suit (if we're able to get into the hot springs)  

If you bring Game Boys, electronic toys, etc., label them carefully. These items are easily lost. (Camp Hodia is not responsible for lost items.) Please keep makeup to a minimum.

The following items are absolutely NOT allowed at camp by any camper or staff. Your participation at Camp Hodia means you agree to this. Possession of ANYof these is an immediate "send home" violation:

matches
lighters
fireworks/firecrackers
guns
knives 
weapons
dangerous toys
weapon-like toys
pornographic material
tobacco in any form
alcohol/drugs
CDs or tapes labeled with “Parental Advisories”

NOTE: All food and snacks are provided at camp. Please do not bring extra goodies.


Is a gluten free diet available if my child has Celiac Disease? [back to top]
Camp Hodia provides a gluten free diet at all of our programs for kids that have celiac disease. Food is purchased, prepared and stored in a manner that minimizes the risk of gluten cross contamination with other foods. In order to assist us with camp preparation, please mark that your child has celiac disease on the camp registration form (the question about other medical conditions). If you have any questions, please contact the camp director or email us at info@hodia.com.


How do I call camp in case of a family emergency? [back to top]
Campers can be reached at (208) 726-5007. Please expect to leave a message and we will have your camper get back to you just as soon as we can. Messages are checked frequently by Cathedral Pines staff.


What is the website and mailing address for camp? [back to top]

Cathedral Pines Campground
http://www.cathedralpines.org/
HC 64 Box 8296
Ketchum, ID  83340

Camp: (208) 726-5007
Fax: (208) 726-0941

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