Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville Camp Crosser

Our youth members, ages 6 to 12, have the opportunity to enjoy camping fun every day through the week at our twenty-acre campsite. Camp Crosser provides a number of unique, exciting experiences that are filled with nature and adventure. 

A Typical Day at Camp Crosser

The bus arrives Monday through Friday at The Club at 8:30 a.m. to pick up campers who can be dropped off at the Club as early as 7:30 a.m. The campers will enjoy age appropriate activities, a provided daily snack, and weekly themed activities until they return by 4:00 p.m. Campers are welcome to stay at the Club until 6:00 p.m.

Camp Crosser Activities 

  • Zip Line
  • Archery
  • Canoeing
  • Camp Crosser SignSwimming (summer only)
  • Gardening
  • Arts & Crafts
  • River Stomping
  • Challenge Course
  • Outdoor Sports & Games and so many more!

Summer 2018 Sessions

  • Session 1: June 4-8
  • Session 2: June 11-15
  • Session 3: June 18-22
  • Session 4: June 25-29
  • Session 5: July 2-6 (Closed July 4th, No overnight)
  • Session 6: July 9-13
  • Session 7: July 16-20
  • Session 8: July 23-27

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the staff to child ratio at Camp Crosser?

There is one staff member for every ten campers. Camp Crosser Counselors in Training (CIT) are youth members that may also be present. A CIT is a youth that is too old to come to Camp as a camper, but wants to continue to experiencing Camp Crosser while also enhancing their leadership skills and helping and learning from the counselors.

Child Medication Information

Camp Crosser does not have a nurse on staff. Though all full-time staff are CPR/First Aid certified, we are not allowed to dispense medications of any kind to members. If your child is taking a prescribed medication, it is the duty of the parent and child to ensure the staff is aware of medication to be taken by the member. We will assist only in helping to remind the member to take his/her medication. All medication must be given to Camp Staff at the beginning of each day for safe storage. All medication will be returned at the end of the day. If you have questions or concerns regarding medical needs, please contact us to discuss them.

What to pack for your camper

What to pack for your camper

For Summer Camp

  • Sack Lunch
  • Camp CrosserWater
  • Bug Spray
  • Sunscreen
  • Swimsuit
  • Towel
  • Extra tennis shoes or water shoes

For Spring/Fall Camp

  • Sack Lunch
  • Water
  • Bug Spray
  • Sunscreen
  • Warm Clothes/Extra Layers
  • Rubber Boots/Waterproof Shoes
  • Extra Pair of Dry Shoes 

Personal Belongings

Campers should keep all of their belongings in a backpack or bag. It is extremely helpful if you write your child's name on his or her belongings to ensure that if they are to get lost or misplaced, we can easily return them to the owner. Your child should not bring any valuable items such as cell phones, gaming electronics, iPods, etc. to Camp. The Boys & Girls Club is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Overnight Camp-Outs (Summer Only)

Campers have the opportunity to spend the night at Camp Crosser on Thursday. It is important that your child feels comfortable spending the night. Your child is not required to spend the night. Campers who will not be spending the night will take the bus back to the Boys & Girls Club just like Monday through Wednesday.

On Thursdays, campers planning on spending the night should bring the items listed above and these additional items:

  • Pillow
  • Sleeping bag and/or blankets
  • Warm clothing for the evening
  • Flashlight with name on it
  • Toothpaste and toothbrush
  • Set of clothes and lunch for Friday

On Thursdays, campers planning on spending the night should bring the items listed above and these additional items:

  • Pillow
  • Sleeping bag and/or blankets
  • Warm clothing for the evening
  • Flashlight with name on it
  • Toothpaste and toothbrush
  • Set of clothes and lunch for Friday

Do the Campers go swimming?

(Summer sessions only) Yes, campers go swimming and the lifeguards will administer a swim check at the pool. The swim check will determine which areas of the pool each camper will be able to experience.

Where is Camp Crosser located?

Camp Crosser
24064 State Road 37
Noblesville, Indiana 46060

Camp Crosser Camper Registration

One week at Camp Crosser is $100 per child. This includes a T-shirt and daily snack. You must be a member to register for Camp Crosser.

Please note the following concerning camp registration:

  • Spots will be filled on a first come/first serve basis. Camp registration fees must be paid in full to reserve a spot.
  • Campers can participate in the Club Daybreak program at the Club at no additional charge before and after camp hours. Doors open at 7:30am and they must be picked up by 6:00pm.
  • Camp Crosser fees and Club Daybreak fees are non-transferable

 

Camp Crosser Counselor-In-Training (CIT) Program

When a child becomes too old to be a camper, we hope he or she seeks to develop leadership skills while still experiencing Camp Crosser through our Counselor-in-Training Program. This program is designed for members between the ages of 13 and 17 by June 1 who are interested in growing as a leader while still experiencing Camp's fun.

The Counselor-In-Training (CIT) program focuses on areas of leadership skills, conflict resolution, child development and group dynamics. Development and knowledge in these areas will foster growth in ability to be a great leader and counselor. The Club Staff will evaluate CITs at the end of their sessions, which could assist them in gaining a staff position in the future. The CIT program accepts participants who are club members and costs a weekly fee of $40.

Applying to be a CIT

CIT applicants should have in interest in working with children and possess a strong work ethic, flexibility, maturity, and the ability to have fun. Due to the competitive nature of the program and few available spots, applications are important and help determine the applicants suitability for the program.

Characteristics of a Great CIT

  • Learns from counselors and aids them in some of their important, daily duties.
  • Sets a good example for all campers.
  • Has an open mind, positive attitude, and great sense of humor.
  • Is excited to work with people from many backgrounds.
  • Is enthusiastic and passionate about developing strong leadership skills and making campers' experiences fantastic.
  • Takes initiative and enjoys helping others.
  • Loves to have fun with great staff and awesome campers!

Counselor-In-Training Program Documents & Registration

Special Thanks to all of the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville Sponsors