Aloha Beach Camp only visits beaches staffed by public lifeguards. No lifeguard? No swimming!
The ocean can be safe, fun and a great source of recreation, but it demands respect, too. We have a 100% safety record and intend to keep it that way, so rest
assured we go overboard to protect your child's safety. Here's how.

1. Aloha Beach Camp is 100% accredited by the American Camp Association.

This means we meet or exceed up to 300 best-practice industry standards relative to camp programming, transportation, safety,
supervision and more. If the camp you're considering is not accredited, ask the camp director why.

2. We require our counselors to be certified lifeguards.

This is a fundamental condition of employment.

3. We teach sun and ocean safety clinics to every camper, every day.

Your child will learn about rip currents, dangerous shore break, high surf, the risks of diving into shallow water
and other potentially hazardous beach and ocean conditions. Sunscreen is applied liberally throughout the day,
plus we provide large umbrellas and canopies for maximum shade and comfort.

4. Ice water is available all day, every day.

Dehydration can be a problem if you don't stay on top of it. That's why we make ice water available for the kids
all day and remind them to drink it...even if they're not thirsty!

5. We establish our daily campsite area with bright orange cones, right next to the open lifeguard tower.

Campers may not leave this coned-off boundary without a counselor. The cones also send a "KEEP OUT" message
to strangers.

6. We maintain camper-to-counselor ratios as low as 3:1

The ratio is often less when the kids are in the water.

7. We also enforce these additional mandatory safety rules:

  • Every camper gets a swim evaluation their first day of camp. Based on that evaluation, campers wears a
      color-coded wristband designating how deep they can go in the water. No one may go deeper than waist.

  • Everyone wears a camp t-shirt or rash guard everyday.

  • Nobody may enter the water without someone from our staff.

  • Nobody may visit the restroom without staff supervision.

  • We have an open door policy regarding visitation; parents are invited to camp, unannounced, to supervise our
      safety program.

Free! Aloha Beach Camp's Top 10 Beach and Ocean Safety Tips

If your child will be spending time at the beach this summer, we hope it'll be with us.  But there's also nothing
better than going to the beach with your family!

We invite you to download a free copy
of our Top 10 Beach and Ocean Safety Tips so your whole family stays safe at the beach
this summer.

Protecting your child's safety is our first priority at Aloha Beach Camp.  We hope to see you at camp!
Aloha Beach Camp summer camp
takes place exclusively at  
beaches with fully staffed and
open lifeguard towers.

Aloha Beach Camp Safety and Ocean Safety

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Aloha Beach Camp High Action summer camp director Jessica Moody discusses ocean safety with Aloha Beach Camp kids.
First thing in the morning everyday, our staff and
campers meet for a 15-minute ocean safety
assembly where we discuss the day's ocean
conditions, camp safety rules and more.
Aloha Beach Camp kids always wear color-coded wristbands while swimming. The wristband colors designate how deep we'll allow campers to swim in the water. The counselors swim side-by-side with the kids and no one is allowed to go deeper than their waist.
Aloha Beach Camp kids wear color
coded wristbands everyday at camp.
The colors designate how deep we'll
allow kids to swim in the water. Our
counselors swim side-by-side with
the kids, and no one is allowed to go
deeper than their waist.
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Sun safety is a big part of Aloha Beach Camp's recreational and educational summer program. Kids spend as much time in the shade as they do in the sun.
Campers spend as much (or more) of the camp day
in the shade as they do in the water and sun.